Hood River, Oregon
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
001
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Category · 03 of 12
Accessories brands that market their products as made in the USA
See the guide: 47 brands marketing their accessories as made in the USA
Accessories collects 16 brands marketing their products as made in the United States — leather goods and belts, work and motorcycle gloves, custom caps, knitted accessories, jewelry, duffel bags, and cufflinks. It’s a small-workshop category: most of these brands describe their own cutting, sewing, or casting in their claims.
The phrasing tracks the process. Graffiti Caps says its headwear is “Proudly Cut, Sewn and Assembled in the USA.” Newberry Knitting states “Our products are 100% American-made with versatile materials like wool and deerskin.” Sullivan Glove says “We're proud to be 100% Made in the USA.” Each is the brand’s own formulation, quoted on its profile with the source noted; none of it is a finding of mine.
The 16 brands list headquarters in 13 states — spread thin and wide, from Maine to California, with no state holding more than two. Headquarters are where these companies are based, not where a given glove or cap is made. Every listing is currently Self-attested, with no third-party certification recorded in the registry.
I don't verify these claims. Every Made-in-USA statement above and in the listings below is quoted from the brand's own public labeling, with its source noted on the brand's profile. The FTC applies an "all or virtually all" standard to Made in USA claims (ftc.gov); meeting it is each brand's responsibility, not something I certify.
v1.1 Filters by state, listing tier, and recorded date coming in v1.1.
Brand Location Tier · Recorded #
Vernon Hills, Illinois
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
002
Kennebunk, Maine
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
003
Jersey City, New Jersey
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
004
Chester, Connecticut
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
005
Seattle, Washington
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
006
Conover, North Carolina
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
007
Elkhart, Indiana
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
008
Bradford, Pennsylvania
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
009
Frisco, Colorado
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
010
Denver, Colorado
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
011
Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
012
Portland, Oregon
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
013
Duluth, Minnesota
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
014
Portland, Oregon
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
015
Independence, Virginia
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
016
Duluth, Minnesota
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
017
California
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
018
Pegram, Tennessee
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
019
Cleveland, Ohio
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
020
Endicott, New York
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
021
Santa Ana, California
Self-attested T2 Recorded May 2026
022
Indianapolis, Indiana
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
023
New Jersey
Self-attested T2 Recorded July 2026
024
Common questions
Do these leather and textile brands say where their materials come from?
Some address it directly in their claims — Newberry Knitting names “wool and deerskin” as its materials — while others speak only to where products are made or assembled. The verbatim quote on each profile preserves exactly what each brand chose to say.
Is anything in this category independently certified?
No listing here records a third-party certification. Every claim is Self-attested: the brand’s own public statement, quoted with its source and recorded date.
How do I report a problem with a listing?
Use the take-down and correction form, or email corrections@americanmadecompany.com. Corrections and removal requests get a response within 10 business days, and removals are logged publicly.