Shoes of Every Variety Made in the USA (41 Brands to Check Out)

[@madeinusa]

Leave a comment below with your favorite shoes made in the USA!

[@Chrisrocks420]

Carson footwear!!! The most amazing shoes iv ever worn.

[@madeinusa]

They are great!

[@John-Edward]

You should still include New Balance for the current 990 collections because they are making more volume of USA Sneakers than anyone but SAS! They also are building 2 new factories in NH, & ME for Made in USA Shoes. The new 1540 will come back to Made in USA status that changed because of COVID! I am currently wearing the SA Pursuit Sneaker and love it! But on shear scale NB makes more USA Made athletic shoes than anyone else!!!

[@WatchmeplayNintendo]

I also have the Pursuits. They're good running shoes. But for walking around I just use the Journeys.

[@John-Edward]

Agreed about how great the Journey’s & Tour’s (Women’s version)

[@NoahMinyard]

Mike is back with feet for thought! Hope I haven't used that yet, but thanks for supplying us with all this great information to make our buying decisions that much easier!

[@madeinusa]

Thanks for your support, Noah!

[@John-Edward]

Love me some Rancourt & Co!!!

[@slaxxx]

I’m surprised you didn’t mention Whites boots. Best work boots in the country.

[@madeinusa]

We have them in our directory on AllAmerican.org! Thanks for watching!

[@John-Edward]

Oak Street makes some great products, but don’t own their factories, and are so affordable for the quality!!

[@lotuswings]

Thorogood is the only work boot I'll buy. Not just American, they're union made.

[@John-Edward]

No mention of Lucchese Boots is just unfortunate! They do make a number of their more affordable products in Mexico, but the majority of their are Made in El Paso, TX and the quality is exceptional for the price!

[@graphguy]

Being a shoe family - this is superb!

[@John-Edward]

Sloggers are Made in USA!!! Molded Polyurethane! Do they sometimes use some imported parts? yes, but I’d guess it’s close to 80 + % USA content unless they have told you otherwise. I work in the shoe industry and as so much of MFG has left NA & USA it’s all but impossible to Make shoes 100% USA other than some simplistic shoes like Okabashi or Psudo. I love both brands, but simple shoes.

[@kristenb5177]

Guns made in the red white and blue next please , ty

[@madeinusa]

Working on that research right now! Written research will be published soon (later this month). Videos to follow!

[@kristenb5177]

@@madeinusa thanks

[@NC-mk6vr]

How is Origin not mentioned?

[@madeinusa]

They are in our directory on AllAmerican.org! Great company.

[@Jordan-ql6tm]

Just received the Origin Heavy Hoody a couple weeks ago, easily the best Hoody I've ever owned. I'm more of a jacket guy so to be constantly grabbing that Hoody says a lot. Well worth a try

[@barneyjones5325]

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[@davidsmith4645]

Do you have any suggestions for water shoes?

[@madeinusa]

Haven't found one specifically designed for water shoes, but I'd go with something like Shamma Sandals or Earth Runners, both fine in the elements. Barreletics also good for women.

[@FJB965]

All ridiculously overpriced

[@John-Edward]

High end quality & USA labor will dictate a higher price, but especially SAS offer great products at very competitive prices! For example a $205 SAS Journey Mesh will significantly out last a Brooks Beast that now sells for $169 and Made in Vietnam.

[@Jordan-ql6tm]

Not really when you consider it's far superior quality to 95% of all the cheap labor over sea's. We've gotten too used to cheap slave labor prices and it's devastated out own economy and home manufacturing base. American jobs are worth extra money especially when the product is exponentially superior and most of those work boots can be resoled and last a life time for $400 when the "cheap" alternative only last 1-2 years tops and can't be resoled or even a new style/type of sole put on for $80-$150/ pair you have to replace every other season... 💭🤔 You're actually saving money supporting your own nation and getting a superior product. Plus many companies like Danners have zero interest payment plans AND and 365 day return policy no questions asked past 'what didn't you like?' Come on man think further than that El-cheap-O consumerism mentality lol.

[@sausage_fingers666]

Not at all