I'm starting to sport a mustache, and I'm looking for an American made comb for it. I know about Chicago Combs. Are there any other options out there?

I kinda have a budget friendly shopping list for a bed setup for my new house i literally just closed on today. I don’t even own a bed myself so I need all new. The stuff I have picked out are more expensive than Chinese junk but cheaper than a loooot of MiUSA stuff I’ve seen.

For the frame I have a Wright Bedding American Steel Bedframe for $345.

For the foundation I have a Beloit Mattress Heavy Duty Mattress Foundation for $333.

For the mattress I have a Bear Mattress Bear Original w/ Celliant Infused Cover for $1,049

For sheets I have Red Land Cotton’s Basic Sheet Set for $240.

For pillows I’ll just get a couple My Pillows for $159.96

I can’t seem to find any good bed skirts made in USA.

What are your guys input? Have any cheaper made in USA options? I would opt for as cheap as possible without importing, or at the very least, importing from overseas. Canada and South America are my last-last resorts. At least they are an “America.”

I know this has been asked about previously but does anyone know of any other brands making a style exactly like this or very similar?

Trumbull Vintage Wash Classic Sweatpant https://huckberry.com/store/trumbull/category/p/84777-classic-sweatpant

Idk why but this style has been extremely hard to find. Only reason I'm not buying these is the price. I'm all for MiUSA obviously but I can't justify that price for a pair of cotton sweats. Looking for less than $75.

With a balaclava you are breathing the material right in. So you definitely don't want cheap and definitely don't want microplastic polyester.

Anyone know any us brands? It's somewhat easy to find beanies, but I think I want a balaclava more. For winter camping.

Anybody have some recs?

I was going to purchase a Mystery Ranch hip pack but it's made in Vietnam. Any recommendations of something similar to their brand made in the USA?

My wife and I are visiting Seattle next month, and we're interested in stores (particularly clothing stores) that sell American made goods--bonus points for those that produce locally. We already have a few on our itinerary:

• Freeman
• Blue Owl Workshop
• Feathered Friends
• Fruitsuper
• Prairie Underground

Any others we should consider?

I’m not looking for the mummy style but open to the idea if it’s a good recommendation. For tent camping. Maybe in a car if it’s too late to set up camp.

My old sleeping bag (passed down from pops) was 40+ years old and finally falling apart. No saving it, went to the trash after being my go to for 20 years.

Thanks in advance.

They look yellow ish in color. I had dk 114 from black stallion but those are china made now sadly

Need to hamdle cast iron baking and stick welding gloves do not work

Looking for some good pants for day hikes. In a very rainy climate so something with water proof

Found some made out of lead free pewter, and some made in Japan that have mL sizes. Nothing MIU stainless steel.

Looking for a waxed canvas jacket but I have really long arms and can't find anything with long enough sleeves. Any recommendations for one with a tall size?

Hello everyone.

My great grandfather is looking for a good stove top stainless steel peculator for his coffee. He has a farberware coffee pot, and he’s replaced it six times in a year.

He will not buy anything that is not made on American soil. Won’t buy anything that is an American company and assembled and built an over seas. He wants something American made; made on American soil. He’s made this very clear to me.

Does anyone know where I can find something like this? It has to be American made, and stainless steel. Any and all help is very much appreciated.

Didn't see this in the search, so here is a miUSA spilicone ring manufacturer.

https://www.saferingz.com/pages/made-in-the-usa

Hey y'all. Long time lurker first time poster here.

Looking for a lint brush / garment brush / clothes brush / pet hair remover, whatever you prefer to call it. There might not be one, and that's fine, but since this is more or less a one time purchase I'd like to see what's out there. Please, no lint rollers, as I have to keep replacing them and it's a bunch of excess plastic waste (and money in the long run).

Thanks, y'all!

Not a full list, obviously.

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