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The Tip is 'American Eagle' We have made a special attempt to find companies offering a variety of Made In USA products. We have thousands of items ranging from fabric made in USA to golf clubs made in USA. Additional examples include knives made in USA, pants, dresses, sweatshirts, jewelry, tees, outdoor gear, eyewear, American made bikes, underwear, outerwear, computers made in USA, artwork, and even things as specific as laptops made in the USA. A few of our companies offer clothing items that aren't made in America so please be aware when you are shopping at their online stores. Our links send you directly to the Made in USA items, but if you leave our specific links you may not be shopping (or viewing) made in USA items. It's easy to return if you happen to leave the Made in America group. As you search for items don't forget to check your spelling as typos can result in an empty search. Please try our browse all products button and click on the most likely category that your product might be in. Click the category browse through the products. As a side note the two most common misspellings of American Eagle are American Eagel and American Egale. As an example, if you misspell eagle and forget to use our browse all products you could miss the search result of American Eagle cuff links. If you find an error in any of our links please contact us and we'll remedy the problem. Your feedback is always appreciated. With your assistance our fee to use site will always improve. If there are other b2c Made in America manufacturers that you feel would benefit by advertising their products made in USA, please let us know. Our goal is to have the biggest depth and width of easily identified Made in the USA products. Buying Tip Continued - Read more on Made in America Products by Lava Cable Just after forming Lava Cable, Mark deployed to Afghanistan with a U.S. Army Special Forces Battalion. Excited about getting his business up and running, he took a roll of Canare GS-6 into combat with him, making cables for his fellow soldiers and the local Morale, Welfare and Recreation center in his off-time. By January 2006, Mark added 12 more brands of cable to his line up - bringing more than 80% of the world's instrument cable designs into his shop, making Lava Cable unique among cable manufacturers. From closely examining all these different cables Mark created his own brand of guitar cables and plugs: Lava. Since its inception, the purpose of Lava Cable has been to develop and produce innovative cable and accessory products for Music Industry using U.S. manufacturers and the best metals, materials and plug designs to provide its customers with a good-better-best solution for their cable needs. Many of these product designs have significantly improved upon existing concepts, such as the Lava Solder Free Pedal Board system and the Clear Connect cable. Lava Cable both educates its customers about the importance of quality cables and provides detailed information about each product so customers can make an informed buying decision.During its' seven years of existence, Lava Cable has introduced more than 25 new cable and accessory products to the Music Industry. Lava Cable products have now been sold in more than 70 countries and more than 350 stores in 30 countries stock its products. About the CEO Mark is a native of Goleta, California and a graduate of the University of Utah, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication. He is a school-trained, mil spec certified electronic assembler, having worked on numerous multi-million dollar government contracts to include building every part of the AN/ALQ 184 Radar Jamming Pod currently being used on Air Force aircraft such as the A-10 Thunderbolt. Prior to retiring, he spent 28 years total and 20 years active duty in the U.S. Army, serving in Air Defense, Infantry, Logistical Support, and Special Forces units. He is also a certified Test Paratrooper and during his career, made more than 150 static line jumps form 14 different aircraft. His personal highlight from his military career was being voted Best Guitarist at an All-Army Battle of the Bands in 1995. |
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