American Made Bed & Bath Gifts


We are compiling an ever growing list of U.S. bed & bath gift manufacturers & brands, which might include large corporations, small companies and individuals.

There are currently 3 companies in this list, which might include bed & bath gifts assembled from materials 100% manufactured here in America, but some may also contain a percentage produced outside the USA.

Page last reviewed Wednesday, August 9, 2017 by

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Amor Bath Bombs

Amor Bath Bombs
Truly Made In The U.S.A, Fresh By Hand Using Only The Finest Ingredients! Not imported over seas and stuffed in a warehouse where the bath bombs will lose its fizz, color & quality. Support hard working americans by shopping small handmade products. They are family owned and operated company and our customers are very important to them.

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Soaps

Sea Bottle

The sustainable soap is a beautifully presented alternative to the usual sink-side staple. Friend to both your skin and the sea, it’s composed of natural ingredients like organic aloe and sea kelp extract—with parabens, phthalates, or anything else synthetic purposefully left out. Once it’s done leaving you clean, this soap won’t harm our waterways.

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Bedding Gifts

Maine Heritage Weavers

Maine Heritage Weavers is a family-owned textile manufacturing company based in Monmouth, Maine that is known for producing the famous Bates bedspreads and blankets. Founded by former Bates President (Fred Lebel) and his daughter (Linda Cloutier), this team of former Bates craftsmen and women use the same equipment to weave superior quality woven bedspreads, blankets and accessories for the home as taught to them by their parents and grandparents. In addition to the iconic Bates Collection, Maine Heritage Weavers also specializes in custom and private label weaving.

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Some of the companies listed in this directory that make products here in America, may also have them manufactured in other countries as well.

Many businesses alter their brand names, manufacturing practices and product designs with little or no notice, so if there are questions that still remain, we suggest contacting the manufacturer directly.