Darn Tough is a leading American sock manufacturer based in Waterbury, Vermont, dedicated to producing the highest quality, most durable socks on the market.

The company operates from the Green Mountains, where its manufacturing legacy spans three generations, embodying a fierce commitment to both quality and domestic production.

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Camel City Mill is a dedicated American sock manufacturer based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, committed to revitalizing the region's historic textile industry.

The company operates with a focus on quality, comfort, and the crucial mission of keeping the entire sock production process—from yarn to final product—made in the USA.

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Nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Wigwam stands as a titan of American manufacturing.

For over a century, this family-owned icon has remained steadfast in its commitment to knitting high-performance socks that support the feet of adventurers, workers, and families alike.

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In the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, zkano is rewriting the story of Fort Payne, Alabama. Once recognized as the "Sock Capital of the World," Fort Payne saw its industry decimated by outsourcing in the early 2000s.

In 2009, founder Gina Locklear launched zkano to reclaim that heritage, merging her family’s decades of knitting expertise with a modern, eco-conscious vision.

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Headquartered in Bozeman, Montana, Duckworth is the world’s only "Sheep-to-Shelf" Merino wool company, dedicated to producing 100% American-made performance apparel.

Founded by fourth-generation rancher John Helle and outdoor industry veteran Robert "Bernie" Bernthal, the company was built to revitalize the American wool industry by proving that the highest quality Merino in the world doesn't come from overseas—it comes from the high-altitude, rugged terrain of the Montana Rockies.

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