9 Products Still Proudly Made in America
See great products that are still made in the U.S.A. Plus, what you can do to help American products remain strong.
By Tara Conry from Reader's Digest
Courtesy Airstream, Inc.
Airstream
Location: Jackson Center, Ohio
Employees: 280
Background info: Passionate owners include Johnny Depp and Steve Carell.
Visit the official website: airstream.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Hillerich & Bradsby Co.
Louisville Slugger
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Employees: 250
Background info: Takes 40,000 trees to make enough bats for one baseball season.
Visit the official website: slugger.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Poof-Slinky
Poof-Slinky, Inc.
Location: Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania
Employees: 115
Background info: Popular toy made of American steel since 1945.
Visit the official website: poof-slinky.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Kohler Co.
Kohler
Location: Kohler, Wisconsin
Employees: 6,500
Background info: Nearly all of its fixtures made from recycled and reclaimed iron.
Visit the official website: kohler.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Merle Norman Cosmetics
Merle Norman
Location: Los Angeles, California
Employees: 500
Background info: Makeup company launched in the 1920s by Merle Nethercutt Norman, inventor of the before-and-after makeover
Visit the official website: merlenorman.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Anchor Hocking
Anchor Hocking
Locations: Lancaster, Ohio, and Monaca, Pennsylvania
Employees: 1,550
Background info: This glassware company sold tumblers “two for a nickel” during the Great Depression.
Visit the official website: anchorhocking.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Steinway & Sons
Steinway & Sons
Location: New York, New York
Employees: 400
Background info: The last major piano maker still making music here.
Visit the official website: steinway.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Regal Ware
Regal Ware
Locations: Kewaskum and West Bend, Wisconsin
Employees: 400
Background info: Cookware company has made more than five million canteens for the Boy Scout.
Visit the official website: regalware.com
Plus: How you can support American products
Courtesy Indian Motorcycle Co.
Indian Motorcycles
Location: Kings Mountain, North Carolina
Employees: 45
Background info: Each bike hand-assembled by a team of two craftsmen.
Visit the official website: indianmotorcycle.com
Plus: How you can support American products
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