Family-owned since 1914, Velrose Lingerie makes classic women’s lingerie and sleepwear through the Velrose, Shadowline and Dixie Belle brands. Based in New Holland, Pennsylvania, the company is known for its long-running nylon tricot garments, vintage-inspired styling and inclusive sizing, including Velrose slips and camisoles and Dixie Belle’s extended-size full briefs. Its Opacitrique® and Satintrique® fabrics are made in the United States and remain central to the company’s focus on lightweight comfort and graceful fit.
BL.TOPSBL.TOPS makes women’s clothing designed to remove the usual compromises between style and comfort, including washable silk camisoles with built-in bras and soft bamboo nightwear. Its silk tops are made responsibly in the USA, with adjustable support and a design intended to work without a separate bra. The company’s approach centers on versatile pieces that can move from work to lounging to an evening out.
huluNYhuluNY is a Potomac, Maryland-based lingerie brand centered on fit and everyday wear. It serves women with thoughtfully designed bras and activewear, supported by an online bra-size calculator intended to help customers find a comfortable match.POTOMAC, MD
American Textile CompanyFounded in Pittsburgh in 1925 by five Ruttenberg brothers, American Textile Company makes bedding for homes, hotels, retailers, and private-label customers. Now headquartered in Duquesne, the family-owned company has more than 1,000 associates worldwide and manufacturing operations in the United States and El Salvador. Its best-known innovations include the AllerEase allergen-barrier bedding line and Tranquility weighted blankets.DUQUESNE, PA
American Blossom LinensFamily-owned Thomaston Mills has been making bedding in Thomaston, Georgia, since 1899, with the Zaslow family carrying that textile tradition forward after acquiring the mill in 2001. American Blossom Linens grew from that legacy, keeping its production in the United States and drawing on the experience of craftsmen who have worked there for generations. The company is best known for its American-made percale sheets, produced from U.S.-grown cotton with a deliberately straightforward, durable construction.THOMASTON, GA