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One of the products Alphyn Industries Inc sells is Made in the USA IPad Gloves. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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It's been a few decades since I was a young kid, watching Bladerunner and the Star Wars trilogy, and dreaming of the sci-fi-esqe future. Now, in the year 2012, I feel like it is time to make that future a reality. We are incredibly lucky to live in a time where we are surrounded by a new wave of smart devices which allow for rich visual communication anywhere.
Our goal is to help our customers enjoy the full potential of 21st century technologies, and to create smart clothing and products that serve multiple functions and address daily necessities. A T-shirt can be more then just a shirt if you begin the design process with novel fibers. All of our products are designed, developed and manufactured right here in the USA, using top of the line production and quality control methods to ensure that our products are manufactured with great care and are of the highest quality. The Alphyn Wearcom? line really addresses the need of using the devices regularly and wearing them comfortably. We are also incredibly proud of our ?Gen? Silver Armor brand, garments that are truly advanced at the microscopic level and protect the wearer from invisible but dangerous environmental hazards.
The idea behind Wearcom? was to design garments for communication devices that seamlessly streamline your electronics into your clothing. A few years ago this wouldn't have worked, our gadgets were not advanced enough. But now we have a bevy of amazing options to surf the net, check our email anywhere, chit chat internationally, and even make video calls! ? all in a small device on your wrist, or a slim smart pad on your chest. Our goal is to design garments for communication devices that make it easy to carry around and use on the go.
?Gen? Silver Armor was discovered while learning about the incredible properties of silver metal in defense applications. Silver has superb healing and shielding properties, and I feel that it is time to rediscover these untapped applications and use them to our advantage. I find it fascinating that silver metal kills almost all bacteria on contact. That property alone makes silver useful in many medical applications. Silver is also extremely thermally conductive, the most thermally conductive of all metals, and it helps regulate temperature when it is in close contact with the skin. Silver is also the most electrically conductive metal known and when used in the form of a woven network, such as a fabric, it makes a powerful shield against electromagnetic radiation. I am very excited about the ?Gen? Silver Armor brand and the amazing products in our labs that will soon be added to our store.
The manufacturing industries today are undergoing a material revolution. All kinds of new smart materials are finding their way to design labs around the world. It is our mission to find these cutting edge technological solutions and showcase them in our garments for our customers. We merge these technologies with the best materials, craftsmanship and product design, in order to make your day a little easier and safer while still looking and feeling great.
Thank you for your interest in Alphyn Industries Inc., and I hope you enjoy our products.
Ben Raviv
CEO
For more information about Alphyn Industries Inc and its American Made products see the following:
It's been a few decades since I was a young kid, watching Bladerunner and the Star Wars trilogy, and dreaming of the sci-fi-esqe future. Now, in the year 2012, I feel like it is time to make that future a reality. We are incredibly lucky to live in a time where we are surrounded by a new wave of smart devices which allow for rich visual communication anywhere.
Our goal is to help our customers enjoy the full potential of 21st century technologies, and to create smart clothing and products that serve multiple functions and address daily necessities. A T-shirt can be more then just a shirt if you begin the design process with novel fibers. All of our products are designed, developed and manufactured right here in the USA, using top of the line production and quality control methods to ensure that our products are manufactured with great care and are of the highest quality. The Alphyn Wearcom? line really addresses the need of using the devices regularly and wearing them comfortably. We are also incredibly proud of our ?Gen? Silver Armor brand, garments that are truly advanced at the microscopic level and protect the wearer from invisible but dangerous environmental hazards.
The idea behind Wearcom? was to design garments for communication devices that seamlessly streamline your electronics into your clothing. A few years ago this wouldn't have worked, our gadgets were not advanced enough. But now we have a bevy of amazing options to surf the net, check our email anywhere, chit chat internationally, and even make video calls! ? all in a small device on your wrist, or a slim smart pad on your chest. Our goal is to design garments for communication devices that make it easy to carry around and use on the go.
?Gen? Silver Armor was discovered while learning about the incredible properties of silver metal in defense applications. Silver has superb healing and shielding properties, and I feel that it is time to rediscover these untapped applications and use them to our advantage. I find it fascinating that silver metal kills almost all bacteria on contact. That property alone makes silver useful in many medical applications. Silver is also extremely thermally conductive, the most thermally conductive of all metals, and it helps regulate temperature when it is in close contact with the skin. Silver is also the most electrically conductive metal known and when used in the form of a woven network, such as a fabric, it makes a powerful shield against electromagnetic radiation. I am very excited about the ?Gen? Silver Armor brand and the amazing products in our labs that will soon be added to our store.
The manufacturing industries today are undergoing a material revolution. All kinds of new smart materials are finding their way to design labs around the world. It is our mission to find these cutting edge technological solutions and showcase them in our garments for our customers. We merge these technologies with the best materials, craftsmanship and product design, in order to make your day a little easier and safer while still looking and feeling great.
Thank you for your interest in Alphyn Industries Inc., and I hope you enjoy our products.
Ben Raviv
CEO
One of the products American Apparel sells is Made in the USA Hair Accessories. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about American Apparel and its Made in America products see the following:
Passion, innovation & ethical practices for the clothing industry. That's American Apparel.
Our Garment Workers Are Paid Up To 50 Times More Than The Competition
A garment worker in Bangladesh earns an average of $600 a year. An experienced American Apparel garment worker can earn $30,000+ and receive bene?ts such as comprehensive health care. American Apparel garments are created by motivated and fairly-paid employees who don't just have jobs - they have careers. Our culture recognizes outstanding performance and promotes from within. Most importantly, our workers have a voice and in?uence the direction of the company. At American Apparel we call it Sweatshop-Free, a term we coined in 2002.
Unlike Our Competitors, We Make Our Own Product
The American Apparel factory is the largest sewing facility in North America. We believe that integrating our manufacturing, distribution and creative processes keeps our company more ef?cient than those who rely on offshore or onshore sub-contracting. By leveraging art, design, and technology at our Downtown LA campus, we are able to pay garment workers fairly AND sell garments pro?tably so we can sustain our business and grow. Everyone bene?ts - customers, workers, and shareholders alike.
The New Standard That Others Will Follow
There is clearly much more overhead, capital investment and training involved in manufacturing in the USA, as some critics point out. But at American Apparel we passionately leverage art, design and technology to advance our business process and we are con?dent we'll prove that vertical integration is a viable business model that can work even better than the status quo model of continuous outsourcing. It's not just about made in the USA. More importantly, it is about designing a business that does not, at its fundamental core, rely on the relentless pursuit of low cost labor to survive. As wages and transportation costs increase worldwide, we believe our business model of vertical integration to be the path of least resistance. For the record, American Apparel supports free and fair trade, and almost half of the company's 250 stores are outside the USA, allowing the company to export hundreds of millions of dollars of US-made apparel annually.
Environmental Commitment
American Apparel is also committed to sustainability. We've set the precedent for sustainable and ethical manufacturing in California?the state with the strictest and most progressive EPA standards in the country. By concentrating our entire operation within a few square miles, American Apparel has a smaller carbon footprint than our competitors. We recycle almost all our manufacturing waste?an average of 125,000 lbs of textile and 25,000 lbs of paper, plastic and cardboard per week (over 260 semi truck loads per year). As of 2014, we are virtually land?ll-free. Our solar panels offset as much as 20% of our electrical usage, and we ship the majority of our goods to our worldwide stores via excess space on passenger ?ights and busses, minimizing our environmental impact.
Investing In The Future
Manufacturing in America requires risk taking and long-term investment. We think it's well worth it. The apparel industry's reliance on low wages cannot be sustained over time, ethically or ?scally. As labor and transportation costs increase worldwide, exploitation will not only be morally offensive, it will not even be ?nancially viable. For us, American manufacturing is not a trend - we've been doing it since the day our company began in Los Angeles ?fteen years ago. We are extremely proud of our model, which provides thousands of good jobs both domestically and internationally. American Apparel's current head count is 6,000 in Los Angeles, with an additional 5,000 working at our stores worldwide.
The employees of American Apparel thank you for your support.
For more information about American Apparel and its Made in America products see the following:
Passion, innovation & ethical practices for the clothing industry. That's American Apparel.
Our Garment Workers Are Paid Up To 50 Times More Than The Competition
A garment worker in Bangladesh earns an average of $600 a year. An experienced American Apparel garment worker can earn $30,000+ and receive bene?ts such as comprehensive health care. American Apparel garments are created by motivated and fairly-paid employees who don't just have jobs - they have careers. Our culture recognizes outstanding performance and promotes from within. Most importantly, our workers have a voice and in?uence the direction of the company. At American Apparel we call it Sweatshop-Free, a term we coined in 2002.
Unlike Our Competitors, We Make Our Own Product
The American Apparel factory is the largest sewing facility in North America. We believe that integrating our manufacturing, distribution and creative processes keeps our company more ef?cient than those who rely on offshore or onshore sub-contracting. By leveraging art, design, and technology at our Downtown LA campus, we are able to pay garment workers fairly AND sell garments pro?tably so we can sustain our business and grow. Everyone bene?ts - customers, workers, and shareholders alike.
The New Standard That Others Will Follow
There is clearly much more overhead, capital investment and training involved in manufacturing in the USA, as some critics point out. But at American Apparel we passionately leverage art, design and technology to advance our business process and we are con?dent we'll prove that vertical integration is a viable business model that can work even better than the status quo model of continuous outsourcing. It's not just about made in the USA. More importantly, it is about designing a business that does not, at its fundamental core, rely on the relentless pursuit of low cost labor to survive. As wages and transportation costs increase worldwide, we believe our business model of vertical integration to be the path of least resistance. For the record, American Apparel supports free and fair trade, and almost half of the company's 250 stores are outside the USA, allowing the company to export hundreds of millions of dollars of US-made apparel annually.
Environmental Commitment
American Apparel is also committed to sustainability. We've set the precedent for sustainable and ethical manufacturing in California?the state with the strictest and most progressive EPA standards in the country. By concentrating our entire operation within a few square miles, American Apparel has a smaller carbon footprint than our competitors. We recycle almost all our manufacturing waste?an average of 125,000 lbs of textile and 25,000 lbs of paper, plastic and cardboard per week (over 260 semi truck loads per year). As of 2014, we are virtually land?ll-free. Our solar panels offset as much as 20% of our electrical usage, and we ship the majority of our goods to our worldwide stores via excess space on passenger ?ights and busses, minimizing our environmental impact.
Investing In The Future
Manufacturing in America requires risk taking and long-term investment. We think it's well worth it. The apparel industry's reliance on low wages cannot be sustained over time, ethically or ?scally. As labor and transportation costs increase worldwide, exploitation will not only be morally offensive, it will not even be ?nancially viable. For us, American manufacturing is not a trend - we've been doing it since the day our company began in Los Angeles ?fteen years ago. We are extremely proud of our model, which provides thousands of good jobs both domestically and internationally. American Apparel's current head count is 6,000 in Los Angeles, with an additional 5,000 working at our stores worldwide.
The employees of American Apparel thank you for your support.
One of the products American Custom Leather sells is Made in the USA Belts. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about American Custom Leather and its American Made products see the following:
American Custom Leather
2756 Knob Hill Drive
Clemmons, NC 27012
336.201.7687
sales@americancustomleather.com
Hi, my name is Keith Bryson.
As a native to Western North Carolina, I was born and raised in the beautiful mountains of Asheville. I was called to work with leather in 1993 in Cherokee, and traveled with Mountain Trails Leather to bike rallies all over the country. Through the years I've met many wonderful people and had the opportunity to design leather products to meet the individual taste of my clients.
With a specialty in belts and guitar straps, you can choose from a variety of designs displayed on my website. I can also custom make your order to your personal request. I only use top grade, thick (9 to 10 oz.) North American shoulder leather, that's how I can offer a 5 year warranty.
I take great pleasure in hand-crafting each piece one at a time. Customer satisfaction is my top priority. Please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me so I can get started on a unique leather creation for you.
Thank You,
Keith
For more information about American Custom Leather and its American Made products see the following:
American Custom Leather
2756 Knob Hill Drive
Clemmons, NC 27012
336.201.7687
sales@americancustomleather.com
Hi, my name is Keith Bryson.
As a native to Western North Carolina, I was born and raised in the beautiful mountains of Asheville. I was called to work with leather in 1993 in Cherokee, and traveled with Mountain Trails Leather to bike rallies all over the country. Through the years I've met many wonderful people and had the opportunity to design leather products to meet the individual taste of my clients.
With a specialty in belts and guitar straps, you can choose from a variety of designs displayed on my website. I can also custom make your order to your personal request. I only use top grade, thick (9 to 10 oz.) North American shoulder leather, that's how I can offer a 5 year warranty.
I take great pleasure in hand-crafting each piece one at a time. Customer satisfaction is my top priority. Please do not hesitate to call or e-mail me so I can get started on a unique leather creation for you.
Thank You,
Keith
One of the products Ball and Buck sells is American Made Belts. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Ball and Buck and its Made in America products see the following:
WE BUILT THE BALL AND BUCK EXPERIENCE TAKING INSPIRATION FROM OUR HISTORY AND AMERICA'S NEVER ENDING PHILOSOPHY TO ALWAYS DO BETTER AND WORK HARDER. TO US YOUR PURCHASE ISN'T MERELY A TRANSFER OF GOODS BUT RATHER THE BEGINNING OF A LIFELONG RELATIONSHIP. SAY GOODBYE TO DAYS OF FRUSTRATING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES, SEARCHING FOR PHONE NUMBERS, AND NAVIGATING EXTENSION MAZES. YOU DESERVE BETTER AND NOW YOU'VE GOT IT. MEET BALL AND BUCK'S REVOLUTIONARY EXPERIENCE.
For more information about Ball and Buck and its Made in America products see the following:
WE BUILT THE BALL AND BUCK EXPERIENCE TAKING INSPIRATION FROM OUR HISTORY AND AMERICA'S NEVER ENDING PHILOSOPHY TO ALWAYS DO BETTER AND WORK HARDER. TO US YOUR PURCHASE ISN'T MERELY A TRANSFER OF GOODS BUT RATHER THE BEGINNING OF A LIFELONG RELATIONSHIP. SAY GOODBYE TO DAYS OF FRUSTRATING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES, SEARCHING FOR PHONE NUMBERS, AND NAVIGATING EXTENSION MAZES. YOU DESERVE BETTER AND NOW YOU'VE GOT IT. MEET BALL AND BUCK'S REVOLUTIONARY EXPERIENCE.
One of the products Barrett Alley sells is American Made Belts. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Barrett Alley and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Each Barrett Alley product begins with the selection of natural materials such as leather, cotton, linen, bone, glass, and vintage metals. We use US and Australian vegetable tanned leather and source limited supplies of antique fabrics from around the world for linings. Antique American bone buttons serve as our fasteners, and our waxed linen thread comes from Ireland.
Dying Vegetable Tanned Kangaroo Leather
Dying
The vegetable tanned kangaroo leather in our Roo Collection is dyed in-house using all natural dyestuffs like Beeswax, Turmeric, Annatto and Walnut. Over time these natural dyes will fade and the leather will darken, creating a patina unique to each owner. These natural dyes are not colorfast, nor are they intended to be. Be mindful of crocking.
Trimming the Devilish Wallet
Cutting
All Barrett Alley products are cut from vegetable tanned leathers and antique fabrics in limited supply, making each item unique. Our leather is cut by hand with a knife and pieces are trimmed to fit together perfectly. Our selection of natural textile linings are matched carefully to each leather product to provide the perfect classic accent.
For more information about Barrett Alley and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Each Barrett Alley product begins with the selection of natural materials such as leather, cotton, linen, bone, glass, and vintage metals. We use US and Australian vegetable tanned leather and source limited supplies of antique fabrics from around the world for linings. Antique American bone buttons serve as our fasteners, and our waxed linen thread comes from Ireland.
Dying Vegetable Tanned Kangaroo Leather
Dying
The vegetable tanned kangaroo leather in our Roo Collection is dyed in-house using all natural dyestuffs like Beeswax, Turmeric, Annatto and Walnut. Over time these natural dyes will fade and the leather will darken, creating a patina unique to each owner. These natural dyes are not colorfast, nor are they intended to be. Be mindful of crocking.
Trimming the Devilish Wallet
Cutting
All Barrett Alley products are cut from vegetable tanned leathers and antique fabrics in limited supply, making each item unique. Our leather is cut by hand with a knife and pieces are trimmed to fit together perfectly. Our selection of natural textile linings are matched carefully to each leather product to provide the perfect classic accent.