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http://www.goodhew.us.com/ or http://www.sockwell.us.com/

Our HomeGrown Wool Initiative strongly supports American sheep farmers, helping create a market for wool sheared from free-grazing Rambouillet merino sheep. Producing beautiful, fine-micron wool here at home. -Goodhew

Our socks are crafted using state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques in world-class American mills. Helping preserve jobs, support local economies, and manage our carbon footprint. -Goodhew

https://darntough.com/

We live and work in Northfield, Vermont. Our backyard is the perfect testing ground to make the finest Premium All Weather Performance socks. We ski, snowboard, hike, bike and run in the most unforgiving climate in the lower 48. It is under these conditions that we design, test and manufacture our socks. -Darn Tough

Still Made in Vermont, USA -Darn Tough

http://www.duckworthco.com/

Grown in Montana, our wool fibers travel to the Carolinas (once a world powerhouse for textiles) for spinning, knitting and sewing to our strict standards, creating an impeccable final product. Resurrecting the lost art and craft of American wool is our objective. -Duckworth

Duckworth is a Montana source-verified wool company. We use 100% Helle Rambouillet merino, grown in a natural environment, raised on mountain pasture, and processed and built 100% in the USA. -Duckworth

https://www.wigwam.com/

For over 100 years, Wigwam has been dedicated to enhancing the lives of our customers. We have done this not just through providing them the finest quality socks, but by providing them with the assurance that their purchase of Wigwam socks supports its reputation of honesty and integrity. -Wigwam Mills

Wigwam Mills, Inc. is proud to knit its socks in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, U.S.A., just for you because we care. -Wigwam Mills

https://www.dahlgrensocks.com/

These two kids had a dream. A dream of better socks. And darn it all, these two realized their dream when Ray developed the patented Dri-Stride technology that keeps feet drier and more comfortable in any environment. -Dahlgren Footwear

Crafted in the USA -Dahlgren Footwear

http://www.defeet.com/

DeFeet was born in 1992. The first product was a totally customizable, open mesh weave airflow sock. The world's top endurance athletes took notice immediately. The characteristics of those early designs are evident throughout the DeFeet line, today. Elegant, simple, useful and built to last. -DeFeet

https://thebuffalowoolco.com/

Buffalo down is a very warm, insulating fiber that is warmer and more comfortable to wear than sheep's wool. -The Buffalo Wool Co

https://www.bamboosa.com/

The Bamboosa product lines consist of first year baby essentials: absorbent terrycloth hooded towel towels and washcloths; the softest swaddle blankets, crib sheets, burp cloths, and baby bibs; comfortable cuddlessac, onesies and pants; as well as other baby clothing pieces. -Bamboosa

All of the clothing and baby products are made from 100% viscose fiber produced from certified organically grown bamboo and blended with organic cotton, Lycra or recycled polyester. Viscose from organically grown bamboo produces products that are incredibly soft breathable and durable. All fabric production, as well as dyeing and sewing, are also done in USA. -Bamboosa

https://www.thorlo.com/

What differentiates Thorlos from all other socks on the market today is our clinically-tested padding. It is our core technology. It’s the key to the protection and comfort you experience when wearing Thorlos clinically-tested padded socks. You can see the difference yourself, simply by turning Thorlos padded socks inside out. Once you have the padded sock inside out, you will notice how dense the padding is—and if you squeeze the padding, you will feel how resilient it is. How many loops? Ten of thousands! We use our exclusive THORLON yarn and other proprietary yarn blends and fabrics to wick moisture away, ensuring a protective environment for your feet. -Thorlos

Thorlos are made in Statesville, North Carolina -Thorlos

http://www.point6.com/

Point6 employs state of the art knitting techniques combined with compact spun merino wool yarns versus conventional ring spun yarns. Compact spinning greatly reduces loose fibers for more durable merino products without excessive wear or pilling. Heel and toe areas are reinforced with nylon for maximum durability with ventilation panels across the instep to improve breathability. -Point 6

made in usa -Point 6