Authenticity50, a home textiles brand in Clark County, Washington, makes bedding that is grown, woven, cut and sewn entirely in the USA, the Vancouver Business Journal reported on November 12, 2024.
The company
- Founders Steph and Jimmy Macdonald launched with a 2015 Kickstarter for sheets that doubled its goal.
- Their “seed-to-stitch” products use more than a dozen partner factories from Washington state to Maine.
- Yarn is spun in Georgia, sheeting and tags come from the Carolinas, pillows from Los Angeles and blankets from Maine.
- The supply chain supports more than 1,000 USA workers, the company says.
- It sells only on its website to keep prices down.
Why it matters for Made in USA
Most bedding labeled “made in USA” uses imported fabric. A full domestic chain from cotton to finished sheet is rare and shows it can still be done.
FAQ
What does seed-to-stitch mean?
Every step, from cotton growing to final sewing, happens in the USA.
Where is the company?
Clark County, Washington.
How does it sell?
Only through its own website.
Source & credit
Source: Vancouver Business Journal, November 12, 2024: “Authenticity50 Makes Its Mark in American Manufacturing”, by Brooke Strickland.