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http://www.filson.com/

just like C.C. Filson did, we refine our designs based on our customers' and field testers' experiences in the field. We work to build comfort, protection, and durability into every product, plus practical features you'll need for work or play outdoors. Our values have never changed: make sure it's the absolute best. -Filson

Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and renowned for making products in the USA from fabrics such as heavyweight Tin Cloth and warm Mackinaw Wool, our company stands for the highest quality and most durable apparel and accessories available. -Filson

◊ Note-> Many Filson products are USA made

http://www.cycledog.com/

Cycle Dog’s goal is to create the world’s best Dog products with a focus on the environment and to raise awareness of the millions of bike tubes thrown into landfills every year. Hand sewn products are proudly made and tested in Portland, Oregon. Since 2009, Cycle Dog has reclaimed hundreds of thousands of discarded inner tube rubber targeted for landfills. -Cycle Dog

Cycle Dog’s Factory and Showroom is located in Portland, Oregon. -Cycle Dog

https://www.thesippypup.com/

The SippyPUP has an innovative curve design lid that keeps the food and water off the floor and in the bowl! -The SippyPUP

Made in the U.S.A. -The SippyPUP

https://drymate.com/

U.S.-manufactured line of products including a variety of absorbent, waterproof mats for the Pet, Auto, Home and Outdoor industries. -Drymate

We are Minnesota owned and operated. Currently our corporate headquarters, warehouse and production facilities are all housed under one roof in Savage, MN, our home since 1999. When RPM, Inc. bought the rights to the waterproof mat material, now called Drymate®, it was being manufactured in the United States. The quality of the material was good and consumers were happy with the product. Well, as the old (and grammatically incorrect) saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” So we didn’t. All Drymate® waterproof mats are still manufactured in the US. Can we have the material made cheaper overseas? Sure. Would we make more money that way? You bet. But we’d risk losing control of the quality. By manufacturing our product in the US, we are able to keep a close eye on quality. We can detect issues, resolve them quickly and minimize the delay in getting product to our customers. -Drymate