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http://www.nunatakusa.com/

Nunatak Gear is dedicated to the design and manufacturing of quality ultralight sleeping bags and lightweight down jackets utilizing 900 or better goose down and sophisticated shell fabrics. Nunatak was founded in the winter of 1999 and run by seasoned backcountry folks who've logged countless days in the wilderness. -Nunatak

Nunatak is designed and manufactured by backcountry specialists in the U.S.A. -Nunatak

http://www.pendleton-usa.com/

You can see and feel the Pendleton passion for quality. See it in the intricate patterns of Blankets inspired by Native American designs and legends. Feel it in the softness of the lightweight, luxurious 100% pure virgin wool clothing we produce. We've been a family-owned business for 150 years, and for 104 of those years we've been weaving world class woolens in our Northwest Mills. -Pendleton

◊ Note-> Some of their products are cut and sewn outside the USA - but some of their products are completely manufactured in the USA. Individual product descriptions on their website provide origin details.

https://chulesblankets.com/

Woven in the ancient Macedonian tradition, each blanket is a work of art which will retain its beauty and usefulness for generations. We use 100% unbleached, lambs' wool in our weaving. The extraordinary quality of this wool ensures that each blanket is naturally fluffy, soft and a joy to touch. Chule's handwoven wool Blankets are timeless classics which lend themselves to decors ranging from country to contemporary. There are a variety of colors and patterns available offering endless possibilities to appeal to most discriminating tastes. So much so, says Vera, that "we could weave wool Blankets with one-of-a-kind designs for generations and still never run out of combinations!" In fact, the Chule family has been weaving for six generations with over 170 years of experience between Chule, Vera, and their son Niko. Together they weave into each blanket a tradition of artistry and commitment to quality. Their old world sensibility defines success not by their bank account but by how many people own and love their work. This philosophy has earned the Chule family many happy customers and life-long friends. The very reasonable prices ensure most anyone the opportunity to afford a bit of cozy, exquisitely crafted luxury.We invite you to wrap yourself up in a Chule's blanket and slip into a peaceful sleep in the natural warmth of the centuries old finely crafted weavings. -Chule's Wool Blankets

All the weaving is done by Chule (a fifth generation weaver from Macedonia), Vera (Chule's wife for over 60 years), and their son Niko. The original Chule "shop" in the states was a garage--Chule built a loom and a warper, and squizzed them with all the yarn in a single-car garage in San Pedro, CA. That was in 1974, the begining of Chule Blankets in the new world. Chule moved two more times to more spacious shops until he found a warehouse in Torrance, CA, our current location. He converted the warehouse into a weaving studio and now it houses six looms with various weaving equipment (warper, bobbin winders, etc.) and myriad of wool yarns. We are not at the shop every day, so call us and make an appointment to see us there if you wish. -Chule's Wool Blankets

http://www.amanashops.com/

Our commitment to American manufacturing keeps our community strong. It preserves the talent and ideals passed down to us by Amana’s founders and carries us forward. -Amana

http://vermontflannel.com/

To ensure your year round comfort and satisfaction, we use only the highest quality tightly woven flannel, cut and sewn in the USA. -The Vermont Flannel Company

Vermont Flannel products are hand-cut and sewn in the U.S.A. We personally oversee the fabrication of each product to guarantee the quality meets our high standards. We sew our products with more stitches per inch and bar tack all products at stress points for added strength. -The Vermont Flannel Company

https://swansislandcompany.com/

Our handwoven signature Blankets and throws are inspired by the rich history of textile manufacturing in New England. -Swans Island

Pure fibers, time-honored processes, and a commitment to fine craftsmanship are at the heart of everything we do. Since 1992, we have produced the finest possible textiles and yarns, and we are proud to carry on the tradition of fine American craftsmanship here on the Maine coast. -Swans Island

http://www.brahmsmount.com/

Brahms Mount weaves premium cotton, linen and wool Blankets, throws and towels. -Brahms Mount

Our textiles are woven on antique shuttle looms by local artisans right here in Maine, USA -Brahms Mount

https://www.americanblanketcompany.com/

We locally manufacture ultra-high quality fleece Blankets that look great and feel amazing. In fact, they're exceptional, and to be honest, once you try one, you may never buy another brand again. These days, finding a high-quality fleece blanket isn't easy. Most manufacturers are concerned about hitting a lower price point for retailers, and in order to do that, they produce overseas, and skimp on quality, resulting in poorly constructed fleece Blankets that shed or pill or look shabby after just a few washes. -American Blanket Company

we committed to making Blankets by hand, right here in the heart and soul of textile manufacturing, Fall River, Massachusetts. -American Blanket Company

http://www.faribaultmill.com/

The Faribault Woolen Mill endures as one of the last vertical woolen mills in America. Here, fifth generation craftspeople take raw wool and create Blankets, throws, scarves and accessories of remarkable comfort and quality. -Faribault Woolen Mill Co.

Made in the USA -Faribault Woolen Mill Co.

https://www.woolrich.com/ or http://www.woolrichfabrics.com/

Our tradition of custom-designed woolens dates back to our founder, John Rich. In 1830 he constructed his first woolen mill in Plum Run, Pennsylvania. From his mule cart, he sold his quality fabrics to loggers, miners, rivermen and trappers. By 1845, he expanded the mill and moved to what is now Woolrich, Pennsylvania. Over the years, eight generations of his family have lived and worked amidst the same rural landscape of north-central Pennsylvania, not two miles from where John Rich erected his first woolen mill. It is in these roots that we find a deep commitment to producing premium American fabrics that are as functional today as they were in the mid-nineteenth century. Bales of raw wool still come in one end of the mill and, after a good deal of work, exit as superior fabric. Woolrich is proud to be the longest continuously running woolen mill in the USA. -Woolrich

◊ Note-> Not all of their products are manufactured in the USA - but they offer some blankets that are made in the USA.