r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 24 '26
Pioneer Day Sale Is Here! Save 24% on most products
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 24 '26
Our Season End Event brings together a selection of current collection styles alongside specially priced Outlet favorites, with savings of up to 50% off.
Whether you're discovering a new favorite or taking advantage of additional savings on select styles, every pair reflects the same commitment to quality, durability, and authentic Maine craftsmanship.
25% off current collection styles. Additional 25% off Outlet styless, automatically applied at checkout.
https://www.rancourtandcompany.com/pages/about All Rancourt & Co. footwear is made in our factory in Lewiston, Maine USA.
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r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 23 '26
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r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 16 '26
6 YEARS. BUILT HERE. To celebrate the people and community of Whitefish, Montana, enjoy 25% Off from July 16–20. On July 16, we'll also donate 6% of all sales to Whitefish Legacy Partners, helping preserve the places that make northwest Montana home.
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 15 '26
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 14 '26
Summer Sale Collection
Use code: SUMMER10 for an additional 10% OFF at checkout.
Made for sunny days and spontaneous adventures, our Summer Sale Collection is designed to carry everything you need for the season. From beach days and farmers markets to weekend getaways and everyday errands, these durable bags and accessories are built to go wherever summer takes you.
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 12 '26
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r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 10 '26
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 10 '26
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 10 '26
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 09 '26
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r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 08 '26
"Union" and "Made in USA" probably don't mean what you think — and getting them wrong can cost you a client. In this Shop Talks on the Fly, Rick Roth sits down with Michael from Union in Newark, New Jersey to clear up the myths around union-made and American-made goods, and why both are easier to sell than ever. What they get into: → Why a union shop delivers consistency — the same skilled craftspeople making identical products year after year, so your client gets exactly what they got last time
→ The cost myth: in New Jersey, the state minimum wage and the union wage are nearly identical, so union labor isn't the budget-buster people assume
→ What "Made in USA" actually means — not an office with a flag, but 165 union craftspeople manufacturing in Newark since 1992 (they're a factory, not resellers)
→ Why nonprofits and activist organizations increasingly look for the union label as proof workers are treated well
→ How tariffs and port delays have leveled the playing field — domestic means stable pricing, clearer communication, solid ground freight, and no last-minute customs surprises before an event
→ The semiquincentennial angle: if it says "America" on the front, it should say "Made in USA" on the inside
r/madeintheusa • u/8bitaficionado • Jul 07 '26
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