Search results for Wool are below:

https://www.farmtofeet.com/

Farm to Feet’s current line includes Hike, Multi-Sport, Hunt/Fish, Everyday, Snowsports, Tactical, and Equestrian socks. These collections include men’s and women’s styles in multiple colorways and heights. -Farm to Feet

Farm to Feet is committed to the single, simple goal of creating the world’s best Wool socks by exclusively using an all-American recipe: US Materials, US Manufacturing, and US Workers. -Farm to Feet

http://www.whitelotushome.com/

Over the years, White Lotus Home has maintained a simple, two-fold objective: to offer products that are non-threatening to the planet and its inhabitants, and to educate consumers about the benefits of natural and organic bedding. White Lotus Home handcrafts quality products designed to last, and in the process, we aim to cut down on waste during every aspect of our products’ life cycle. -White Lotus Home

All of our products are handmade by skilled artisans in New Jersey, and our production line includes all American raw materials whenever possible. -White Lotus Home

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.

http://www.ebbets.com/

Each limited edition garment is handmade from the world's largest inventory of 100% authentic, historical fabrics. All jerseys, ballcaps, jackets and sweaters are cut, sewn, or knit, from original fabrics and yarns. -Ebbets Field Flannels

100% AMERICAN MADE - Made by real artisans in our historic, 100 year old building, your jersey is your jersey. -Ebbets Field Flannels

http://traditioncreek.com/

At the height of the American recession of 2008, Shawn Murphy, a US military veteran, founded Tradition Creek an outfitter for fine camping goods and outdoor apparel. After a few years outfitting folks headed “up north” Murphy chose to focus on something that had been lacking both in the outdoor apparel industry and the American economy in general – High quality US Made outerwear. Rather than use polyester and cotton, like most outerwear, Murphy chose Wool, nature’s best insulator and a buffer of rain and the elements. -Tradition Creek

http://www.johnsonwoolenmills.com/

The company's modern manufacturing facility is just feet from the original mill, which serves as a reminder to Stacey and the entire staff of the longevity and commitment to quality Johnson Woolen Mills brings to each product and every customer. Traditional processes still remain at the mill such as, hand cutting, sewing, piecing, serging, and finishing of our traditionally patterned, checked, and plaid clothing lines. -Johnson Woolen Mills

Backed by nearly 2 centuries of tradition, four generations of Vermont ownership and the pride of being hand-crafted in the USA, Johnson Woolen Mills is a world-wide source for rugged Woolen outer wear for today's modern lifestyle. -Johnson Woolen Mills

◊ Note-> Many of their items are made in the USA, although some accessories and other items shown on their website are marked as imported.

http://www.maggiesorganics.com/

For over 25 years, ALL of our socks and 65% of our products are made at family mills and co-ops in the USA -Maggie's Organics

Every pair of socks we have ever made has been made in the USA - over 20 years! -Maggie's Organics

◊ Note-> Not all of their products are manufactured in the USA - but all their socks are manufactured in the USA.

http://www.smartwool.com/

Our performance and casual socks made in the USA start with the world’s finest Merino. Then the best designers and skilled craftsman bring them to life, creating extraordinarily comfortable socks. We’ve been knitting American-made socks since SmartWool started over 20 years ago and our multi-generational sock makers know what it takes to make the best socks. -SmartWool

◊ Note-> Many of their products are made in the USA (socks mostly) but not everything they sell is USA made - so check the individual product descriptions for more information.

https://www.fitssock.com/

FITS® is a premium sock brand resulting from the collaboration of third and fourth generation textile manufacturers to create the absolute best fitting sock in the marketplace as a response to an industry-wide epidemic of ill-fitting socks. Utilizing only the best raw materials available, FITS® incorporates innovative, proprietary engineering and technology to create the most comfortable, best-fitting sock in the world. The result: a product line that embodies the crucial connection between fit and performance. -FITS