Abilene Boot Company manufactures footwear at its Somerset, Pennsylvania factory, which has been making boots since the 1940s. The company describes its work as a continuation of generations of American craftsmanship and operates the Abilene, Silverado, Rawhide, and Sage boot brands. Its products include Western footwear and work boots, with the company highlighting American-made production for Abilene and Silverado.
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Berkshire Hathaway Shoe HoldingsBerkshire Hathaway Shoe Holdings is the parent company of H. H. Brown and Justin Brands, whose affiliated businesses make footwear. H. H. Brown traces its shoemaking history to a factory west of Boston in 1883, while Justin Boots began as a custom boot shop in 1879; the group describes its brands as serving customers worldwide.MARTINSBURG, PA
Georgia BootFounded in 1937, Georgia Boot makes rugged work and outdoor footwear for people who spend their days on job sites, farms, and in the field. The brand is known for pairing durable construction with all-day comfort, including its long-running Georgia Giant Romeo line and newer Carbon Flex work boots. Georgia Boot operates as part of Rocky Brands, a hard-working, multi-generational company.NELSONVILLE, OH
Der-Dau Custom Made Boots & Shoes, IncFounded in New York more than 50 years ago by master craftsman Jose Der, Der-Dau Custom Made Boots & Shoes handcrafts custom riding boots in the United States. Still family-owned and now operated under the guidance of Jose’s son, Joseph, the company combines traditional leather artistry with modern fit and performance requirements for equestrians. Its boots have long been associated with major horse shows, including the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden, and have been worn by riders ranging from dedicated amateurs to Olympic medal winners.BROOKLYN, NY
Duvall LeatherFounded in 2005 by master craftsman Nick Duvall, Duvall Leather handcrafts American-made leather goods in Pennsylvania, from everyday carry pieces to handbags and custom work. The Kingston-area company grew from Duvall’s basement workshop and an early specialty in historically accurate military reproductions into a contemporary leather-goods maker, while retaining its emphasis on traditional construction and small-batch production. Its private-label operation also provides in-house leather manufacturing from a 4,000-square-foot production facility.KINGSTON, PA