Published 2026-07-02 · reflects the registry as of the latest site build · 47 active listings
Every accessories brand in the registry, walked through one at a time: bags, gloves, jewelry, headwear, belts, and leather goods — each with the brand’s own Made-in-USA statement quoted verbatim, with its source.
A few brands here make claims about durability or process alongside origin ("expertly crafted for durability & strength," "cut, sewn and assembled"), and one brand’s own marketing describes itself as "verifiably" made in the USA — that word is the brand’s choice of language, not a claim this registry has independently verified; the Tier 2 badge on every listing here means self-attested, not third-party checked.
Headquarters tells you where a company is based, not where an item was cut or sewn. Each entry links to the full listing with source and recorded date; corrections reach me within 10 business days via the form on every page.
Our Bags are designed and handmade by us in our Studio across the street from our retail shop located right downtown in Hood River, Oregon.
Alpine Sea Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Alpine Sea Co. sells packs and bags, lifegoods, and wearables. The brand says its retail shop and studio are located in Hood River, Oregon. It markets its bags as handmade in its Hood River studio.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →AO Eyewear meticulously manufactures metal and acetate sunglasses in our US factory using the finest global components.
American Optical markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
American Optical sells sunglasses, including metal and acetate styles, plus replacement parts and lenses for select current frame styles. The site lists an address in Vernon Hills, Illinois. It markets its metal and acetate sunglasses as manufactured in a US factory using global components.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in the USA, this necklace makes a perfect gift
Becoming markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Becoming is a jewelry brand based in Kennebunk, Maine. The company describes its products as made in the USA and sells necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and layering chains. Collections include meaningful connections, love, family, friendship, growth, adventure, nature, and encouragement themes. Becoming launched in 2007 as a home-based hobby while caring for twin daughters, growing from a self-taught jewelry design practice into a business focused on personal journey-inspired pieces.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in USA Since 1999
Billykirk markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Billykirk, based in Jersey City, New Jersey, makes leather bags, wallets, and accessories. It markets its goods as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Handmade in the USA, constructed with quality, sustainability, & functionality in mind.
Blackkat Leather markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Blackkat Leather makes handmade leather bags and accessories, including crossbody bags and totes, produced in small batches. The brand is associated with Chester, Connecticut, where it describes work by local artisans and invites visitors to its brick-and-mortar location. Blackkat Leather markets its products as handmade in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Expertly crafted for durability & strength, made in the USA
Bubba Goose Design markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Bubba Goose Design, based in Seattle, Washington, makes duffel bags, backpacks, tote bags, and pouches designed for durability. The brand emphasizes military grade construction and describes its gear as USA-made. Products use upcycled materials drawn from the outdoor and military soft goods manufacturing industries. Bubba Goose Design highlights local delivery availability and offers items through an online catalog, including heavy duty adventure totes.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Shop Gloves MADE IN THE USA!
Carolina Glove markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Carolina Glove, based in Conover, North Carolina, produces work and protective gloves for home and outdoor use. Founded in 1946, the company operates manufacturing facilities with stated capacity of more than 65,000 dozen gloves per week. The brand markets a range of USA-made gloves, including jersey work, oil field protective, leather palm, driver, welders, hunting, fishing, and USA garden options, with additional offerings such as Kevlar terry and PVC protective styles.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →we make our items in our shop in Elkhart
Carved markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Carved, based in Elkhart, Indiana, makes wood and resin phone cases and accessories in its own shop. It markets its products as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →a tradition in knife making in Bradford, Pennsylvania that spans more than a hundred [years]
Case (W.R. Case & Sons) markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Case, a Bradford, Pennsylvania knife maker owned by Zippo, makes pocket knives, hunting knives, and cutlery. It markets its knives as made in Bradford, Pennsylvania.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →HANDMADE IN COLORADO
Circular Threads markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Circular Threads manufactures accessories and home goods from recycled materials, including pouches made from discarded bike inner tubes, dog collars from climbing rope, and wine bags and table runners from recycled fire hose and sailcloth. The brand is based in Frisco, Colorado, where it operates a micro factory. Circular Threads markets its products as handmade in Colorado.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →We Are "Verifiably Made in the USA"
Competition Headwear markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Competition Headwear, based in Denver, Colorado, produces customized caps with embroidery made to each customer’s specifications. The brand states its caps are verifiably made in the USA and describes an ordering process that covers styles, fabrics, closures, visors, and embroidery details. Founded in the early 1980s, the company was acquired by its current owner in 1992. A Denver-based factory runs 200 embroidery heads and targets capacity of nearly 4,000 caps per day.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →American made duffel bags made to last, Made in the USA, Made in America, Custom sewing service
Creative Canvas Shop markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Creative Canvas Shop produces custom duffel bags in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. The brand markets its duffel bags as made in the USA and offers custom sewing for made-to-fit bags. Orders range from large to small sizes, including air travel bags, fishing gear bags, heavy duty tent bags, custom cooler bags, and extra large duffels. Fabric options include choices such as 1000 denier and 1680 ballistic materials, with hardware selections like heavy duty zippers, draw strings, or buckles.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Handmade in Portland, Oregon.
Dark Forest markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Dark Forest sells wallets, accessories, hats, and apparel, and describes its work as leather goods. The brand publishes its location as Portland, Oregon. It markets its products as handmade in Portland, Oregon.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made In The USA ... Gear sourced and manufactured in the US.
Duluth Pack markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Duluth Pack, based in Duluth, Minnesota, manufactures canvas-and-leather packs, bags, and outdoor gear. It markets its packs as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →our hats are still handcrafted in America with sustainable and recycled materials.
Flipside Hats markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Flipside Hats makes hats and accessories, including ball caps, sun hats, bucket hats, beanies, and youth styles. The brand states that it began in Portland, Oregon and also references a showroom in its hometown of Portland, Oregon. It markets its hats as crafted in America with sustainable and recycled materials.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Leather Motorcycle Gloves Made in the USA
Fox Creek Leather markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Fox Creek Leather, based in Independence, Virginia in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is a family-owned leather goods company. The brand makes leather motorcycle gloves and markets them as made in the USA, along with a wide range of leather products including belts, wallets, purses, key rings, and ID cases. Fox Creek Leather also produces motorcycle gear and leather accessories such as saddlebags, tool bags, sissy bar bags, and windshield bags.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in America
Frost River Trading Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Frost River Trading Co. sells waxed-canvas softgoods including packs, luggage, shoulder bags, wallets, organizational bags, apparel, and home and cabin items. The brand publishes an address in Duluth, Minnesota. It markets its products as made in America.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Fusion products are manufactured and assembled in the United States, supporting quality control, supply chain reliability, and federal procurement requirements.
Fusion Tactical markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Fusion Tactical makes tactical belts, harnesses, rescue and extraction systems, K9 gear, and related hardware for military, law enforcement, aerospace, and emergency-response customers. Its About page states the belts and harnesses are designed and manufactured at a facility in Southern California. Fusion Tactical markets its products as manufactured and assembled in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →All products are proudly Made in the USA!
GI JEWELRY markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
GI JEWELRY is a Pegram, Tennessee brand making religious pendants that it describes as genuine U.S. military issue jewelry, including crosses, Star of David designs, and other faith symbols. The company describes its products as proudly made in the USA and assembled from stainless steel materials and findings. GI JEWELRY says it made its religious jewelry available to the public starting in October 2004, with collections for Christian, Judaic, and Muslim pendants.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Proudly Cut, Sewn and Assembled in the USA
Graffiti Caps markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Graffiti Caps is a Cleveland, Ohio–based manufacturer that produces custom caps and knitwear for teams and brands. The company describes its cap making process as proudly cut, sewn and assembled in the USA, with a range of styles including 5-panel, 6-panel, dye-sublimation, knit caps, beanies, foam caps, and tactical options. Graffiti Caps began in 1984 and markets its line as made with domestic and high-quality imported fabrics.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Focus is kept on the design and manufacturing of all belts made in the USA.
Hanks Belts markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Hanks Belts sells leather belts, wallets, bags, belt parts, leather care, socks, and pet accessories. The site identifies a customer service center in Endicott, NY. It markets its belts as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in the USA since 1997
Harvey markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Harvey designs and sells seatbelt bags and matching accessories from Santa Ana, California. The company describes its handbags as handcrafted in the USA since 1997, drawing on an origin story that began in March 1997 when Dana and Melanie Harvey turned a 1950 Buick seatbelt concept into a matching handbag. Today, Harvey offers crossbody styles, totes, clutches, backpacks, wallets, straps, and keychains.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in USA
Howl + Hide markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Howl + Hide sells leather goods including bags, wallets, small goods, belts, and home and office items. The brand publishes a retail store address in Indianapolis, Indiana. It markets its products as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Our bags are made here in New Jersey using traditional cutting and sewing techniques learned over generations of apprenticeship.
Hudson Sutler markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Hudson Sutler sells travel bags, backpacks, golf bags, garment bags, totes, cooler bags, wallets, and accessories. The site states its factory floor is in New Jersey, a few miles from Midtown Manhattan. Hudson Sutler markets its bags as made in New Jersey.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Handmade in Berkeley, California since 2012.
INSIDE LINE EQUIPMENT markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
INSIDE LINE EQUIPMENT makes and sells backpacks, bike bags, travel bags, camera bags, tote bags, slings, wallets, organizers, coolers, and related accessories. The brand is located in Berkeley, California. It markets its products as made in the USA through the claim “Handmade in Berkeley, California since 2012.”
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in USA
J. Stark markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
J. Stark sells minimalistic backpacks, tote bags, travel bags, and leather goods, including wallets and belts. It is located in Charleston, South Carolina. The brand markets its products as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →JJ Weston Cufflinks Made In America
JJ Weston markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
JJ Weston, based in Johnston, Rhode Island, makes elegant men’s accessories including cuff links, money clips, key rings, tie slides, tie tacks, and specialty items such as animal and sports designs. The brand markets its cuff links as made in America and describes all of its products as made here. Product collections include classic styles and themed assortments like nautical, masonic, food and drink, and religious categories.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Deerskin Work and Motorcycle Gloves made in USA - JRC Glove
JRC Glove Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
JRC Glove Co., based in Centralia, Washington, has roots in glove manufacturing dating to 1895, and the company describes its deerskin work and motorcycle gloves as made in the USA. The brand’s lineup includes motorcycle gloves, work gloves, rodeo gloves, and specialty styles, with options such as vented backs and lined cold-weather protection. Glove construction features deerskin leather for categories like classic cold weather and waterproof models.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →All KK & Jay Supply Co. products are proudly made in Brooklyn, NY, USA!
KK & Jay Supply Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
KK & Jay Supply Co. sells shirttail garters, suspenders, sock garters, sleeve garters, and accessories. The site states its products are made in Brooklyn, New York. The brand markets its products as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →The products on this page are assembled and sewn in our wholly owned and operated Naples, FL factory using the minimum number of foreign components and inputs possible without sacrificing quality.
Korchmar markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Korchmar is a family-owned leather goods company, founded in 1917, that produces briefcases, travel bags, backpacks, and small leather goods and accessories. The company is headquartered in Naples, Florida, and also operates manufacturing in the Dominican Republic as part of its supply chain. Korchmar markets the products in its 'Assembled in USA' collection as assembled and sewn at its Naples, FL factory, using leather sourced and tanned in the USA and finished in the Dominican Republic — a claim that is scoped to that collection rather than its full product line.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Discover our range of premium leather goods and accessories, meticulously made in the USA
LEJON markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
LEJON makes handcrafted leather belts, wallet small goods, and EDC accessories from its Corona, California facility. The brand markets its leather products as meticulously made in the USA and offers styles across everyday carry, vintage bison, lifestyle, and dress categories. Its belt lineup includes widths such as 1.3 and 1.5 inches, with options featuring snap buckle closures. LEJON traces its beltmaking tradition to a third-generation, family-owned operation in Corona.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →All our bags and pouches are proudly made and hand silk screened local to us in Brooklyn, NY. We source USA made cotton for these items. We keep all our manufacturing in the USA with the exception of our mugs which are made abroad and printed in the USA.
Maptote markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Maptote sells location-based tote bags, pouches, apparel, home goods, paper goods, and gifts. Its on-site text places production for bags and pouches in Brooklyn, NY. It markets its bags and pouches as made and hand silk screened in Brooklyn, NY, while noting mugs are made abroad and printed in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Marine Corps Rings - Eagle Globe and Anchor - Marine Corps Jewelry, Eagle Globe and Anchor Pendants, Marine Corps Apparel, Marine Corps Gear, Marine Corps Gifts - Made in the USA
Marine Corps Rings markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Marine Corps Rings designs and produces Marine Corps rings and Marine Corps jewelry from its Lakewood, Colorado location. The brand markets its items as made in the USA, including Eagle Globe and Anchor pendants, necklaces, earrings, cufflinks, bracelets, charms, belt buckles, lapel pins, and tie tacks. It also offers Marine Corps apparel, gifts, and flags. The company describes itself as a service-disabled USMC veteran owned and operated jewelry business, with designs and handcrafted jewelry made by Marines.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →We are a Made in the USA bag, apparel, and accessories brand that focuses on fun & functional well - made products in bright color blocks and exciting prints!
Mokuyobi markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Mokuyobi sells bags, apparel, and accessories, including backpacks, fanny packs, laptop cases, tote bags, wallets, socks, and other items. The brand is located in Los Angeles, California. Mokuyobi markets its bags, apparel, and accessories as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Our products are 100% American-made with versatile materials like wool and deerskin
Newberry Knitting markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Newberry Knitting, based in Schenectady, New York, has been producing knitted accessories since 1946. The brand markets its products as 100% American-made, using materials such as wool and deerskin. Knitwear offerings include gloves and mittens, along with related cold-weather items such as hats and leg warmers. The company describes its knitwear as soft and durable, manufactured with contemporary designs for a range of everyday styles.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →We have been making quality American-Made leather products in the USA since 1969
North Star Leather markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
North Star Leather Co. makes leather accessories and leather goods from Ruby, South Carolina. The brand produces items such as guitar straps, belts, wallets, backpacks, luggage and toiletry bags, keychains, pouches, and specialty cases. In the guitar strap category, the company offers hand tooled options for acoustic players and flame or snakeskin designs for rock styles. The company describes its leather products as American-made and states it has made them since 1969.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →MADE IN THE USA MANUFACTURED IN MINNESOTA
NoSweat markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
NoSweat in Minnetonka, Minnesota makes performance hat, helmet, visor, and related liners designed to absorb sweat quickly and help keep headgear drier during use. The brand’s official store sells disposable-style liner options and specialized styles for roles such as biking, sports, and field use. NoSweat markets its products as made in the USA, manufactured in Minnesota, and highlights patented SweatLock technology for sweat management.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Pawstar® proudly offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty* on all of our branded products that bear the Pawstar® logo and are fully manufactured at our Racine, WI headquarters.
Pawstar markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Pawstar makes and sells fursuit and costume accessories, including ears, tails, paws, hats, leather goods, jewelry, and clothing. The company is headquartered in Racine, Wisconsin. Pawstar markets its Pawstar-branded products as manufactured in the USA at its Racine, WI headquarters.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Each case is hand-assembled in the USA
ROAM markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
ROAM sells customizable luggage, luggage sets, bags, and travel accessories. The site states that every ROAM case is designed in New York City and assembled by hand in Vidalia, Georgia. ROAM markets its cases as assembled in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Every bag is built to last in the R&S workshop in Portland, Oregon.
Roam & Shelter markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Roam & Shelter sells backpacks, sling bags, tote bags, accessory bags, vehicle bags, and bike bags. The brand is located in Portland, Oregon. It markets its bags as built in Portland, Oregon.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Our cotton line is 100% Made in USA, from farm to final product.
Sable New York markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Sable New York sells accessories including bandanas, bandana rings, and silk scarves. The site says its bandanas are cut and sewn in New York City’s Garment District and screen printed in California. It markets its cotton line as made in USA, from farm to final product.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Our products are made in our workshop in Thomas County Georgia with American and Foreign materials.
Sturdy Brothers markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Sturdy Brothers sells waxed canvas and leather goods including aprons, totes, wallets, carry bags, tool rolls, and related accessories. The site states its workshop is in Thomas County, Georgia. It markets its scoped branded products as made in its Georgia workshop with American and Foreign materials.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →We're proud to be 100% Made in the USA
Sullivan Glove markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Sullivan Glove Company, based in Bend, Oregon, designs and manufactures leather gloves for classic motorcycle, work, hunting, and rodeo and ranch use. The company markets its gloves as 100% made in the USA and describes its hand-sewn construction in Bend, OR. Product categories include deerskin, elkskin, and bison and goat leather gloves, along with cold weather insulated wool options. Sullivan Glove Company also offers footwear and related accessories.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Handcrafted in Oregon, USA
Tale of Knives markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Tale of Knives sells leather everyday-carry gear, including tool and flashlight carry items, belts, wallets, organizers, and accessories. The brand lists its location as Oregon City, Oregon. It markets its products as crafted in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →these facilities allow us to go beyond knit accessories—broadening our work into apparel and other product categories—all made in the USA.
Upstate Stock markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Upstate Stock designs and manufactures knit goods (hats, gloves, scarves, blankets), apparel, apothecary items, and other accessories, and separately curates goods from other independent New York State makers for resale. The brand operates a manufacturing facility in Gowanus, Brooklyn, working with a Finger Lakes nonprofit partner and a New Jersey knitting manufacturer to produce its knitwear and apparel. Upstate Stock markets its own knit goods and apparel line as made in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →We are one of the only wristwatch manufacturing companies in the United States and we build these timepieces by hand in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Vortic Watch Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Vortic Watch Co. restores and preserves salvaged antique American pocket watch movements, rebuilding them into custom wristwatches sold as its American Artisan Series. The company is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Vortic markets its watches as built by hand in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Each timepiece is assembled and regulated by hand in our Nashville workshop
Weiss Watch Company markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Weiss Watch Company, based in Nashville, Tennessee, hand-assembles and regulates mechanical watches in its own workshop. It markets its timepieces as assembled by hand in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →How to read all of this: each quote above is the brand's own public statement, recorded verbatim on the date shown — not a finding of mine. The FTC applies an "all or virtually all" standard to Made in USA claims (ftc.gov); meeting it is each brand's responsibility. Spot something stale? The correction form reaches me directly.
