Scarves Made in the USA

Depending on where you live, a good scarf might be your best friend for a big part of the year. If that sounds like you and you’re looking for USA-made options, check out this list I put together.

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McGuire Army Navy

McGuire Army Navy is a family-owned and operated military gear and apparel surplus reseller based in Lakewood, New Jersey. They sell genuine issue military clothing made for the United States Armed Forces and prices for many items are very reasonable. Among their diverse product range, the company offers a knitted wool scarf, made in the USA from 100% wool.

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Solmate

Solmate was founded in 2000 by Marianne Wakerlin and is best known for its vibrant, eco-friendly socks made from recycled cotton yarns in Hickory, North Carolina. They are notorious for their mismatched designs, as “Life’s too short for matching socks.” Among their accessory line, Solmate offers a scarf that mirrors the lively patterns of their signature socks.

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North Star

The North Star Woolen Mill was established in 1864 by W.W. Eastman and Paris Gibson in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and became the nation’s largest manufacturer of wool blankets by 1925. The mill sadly closed its doors in 1949 and today Faribault Mill makes a collection of North Star scarves to honor this legacy. They are both environmentally and economically-friendly. All items were carefully developed and made using a blend of trusted, traceable natural and recycled fibers.

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Conscious Clothing

Conscious Clothing is dedicated to creating sustainable, handcrafted apparel at its studio in Belmont, Michigan. It all began over 20 years ago when founder Rose Phillips was unable to find organic clothing for her children. She began making her own clothing from organic cotton, hemp and Linen, which at the time was extremely difficult to source those organic materials. Since then they’ve grown and now produce multiple collection, including accessories like their Striped Scarf, which is crafted from yarn-dyed woven cotton fabric.

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American Made Alpaca

American Made Alpaca is dedicated to producing high-quality US grown alpaca fiber products in the USA. The company offers a variety of scarves, including the Alpaca Cable Scarf, Herringbone Alpaca Scarf, and Alpaca Ribbed Scarf. These scarves are known for their softness, warmth, and durability.

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Farm2Fashion

Farm2Fashion is committed to producing sustainable, American-made textiles and is based in the Hudson Valley, New York. They work side by side with local and regional farmers and manufacturers to bring to you American-made products, which you’ll be happy to have for years to come. Their product range includes a small number of scarves.

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Dehen 1920

Dehen 1920 was founded way back when in 1920 by William Peter Dehen in Portland, Oregon. The company has a long history of producing high-quality, heavyweight apparel known for its durability and classic American style. Their “Made In America” scarves feature a 1×1 rib stitch, a classic collegiate striping pattern and are the perfect length to wear long or doubled up when the temps warrant. And weighing in at nearly 1 pound of yarn each, they stand up to the cold and embody that “Heavy Duty Old School Truth” Dehen 1920 is known for. The company continues to manufacture its products in Portland, utilizing vintage knitting machines and traditional techniques to ensure exceptional craftsmanship.

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American Blanket Company

The American Blanket Company is primarily known for producing high-quality, ultra-soft blankets, but they also make and sell a range of other items including scarves. They are based in Fall River, Massachusetts, and make a Luster Loft Fleece Scarf that is made from the same luxurious fleece as their renowned blankets. Please note that the fabrics used to create it are sourced overseas.

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Swans Island

Swans Island Company was founded in 1992 by John and Carolyn Grace and began producing handwoven wool blankets using traditional techniques and natural dyes (on Swan’s Island, Maine). In 2004, the company was acquired and operations were relocated to Northport, Maine. The company offers a variety of handcrafted scarves and are very transparent about material and product origin, which is refreshing!

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USA Blanket and Scarf

USA Blanket and Scarf is a company specializing in the production of blankets and scarves. They are based in the New York Metropolitan area and all of their items are knitted in the USA.

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Jak Designs

Founded in 1997 by artisans Jen and Tanya, JAK Designs is a socially responsible, eco-conscious company specializing in hand-loomed knitwear. Based in Kennebunkport, Maine, each scarf is meticulously crafted in their studio.

Jack & Mary Designs

Jack & Mary Designs is based in Maine and was founded with a commitment to sustainability by upcycling old sweaters into stylish accessories. The company creates a variety of cashmere circle scarves with each scarf being one-of-a-kind.

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Twice As Warm

Twice As Warm is a socially conscious apparel brand based in Washington, D.C. The company operates on a “Wear One, Give One” model. For each item purchased, a similar item is donated to someone in need. Their products are proudly made in the USA, supporting local manufacturing and communities. They have several different models of scarf available.

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Coletta Collections

Coletta Collections is a social enterprise of St. Coletta of Greater Washington, a nonsectarian nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C. The initiative provides meaningful employment to adults with intellectual disabilities, and at their facility artisans handcraft a variety of products, including hand-woven and hand-dyed scarves.

Evolution Knitwear

Evolution Knitwear is based in Kennewick, Washington, and is a small-batch manufacturer specializing in seamless garments crafted exclusively from natural fibers. The company utilizes advanced WHOLEGARMENT® seamless knitting technology, which enhances both the comfort and durability of their products. They offer a few different styles of scarf in numerous colors.

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The Vermont Flannel Co.

The Vermont Flannel Company was founded in 1991 by Mark and Linda Baker, and in 2022 became part of the USA Brands (All American Clothing Co). The company is dedicated to producing high-quality, handcrafted flannel products in the USA and operates two manufacturing facilities in Johnson and East Barre, Vermont, where skilled artisans hand-cut and sew each item. Among their diverse product line, Vermont Flannel offers a selection of scarves that combine traditional patterns with modern comfort.

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Oak Street Bootmakers

Oak Street Bootmakers was founded in 2010 by George Vlagos and is dedicated to preserving the tradition of American shoemaking. Why is it on this list? – that’s probably what you’re thinking. Among their accessory offerings, the company provides the 1975 NATO Marine Scarf which is crafted from 100% merino wool and is manufactured on a vintage loom used for decades to fulfill Official Contracts for the U.S. Military & NATO Allies.

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American Woolen Company

American Woolen Company has a storied history in the U.S. textile industry dating back to 1899. In 2014, the company revitalized the historic Warren Mills in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, reestablishing it as a premier facility for producing fine worsted and woolen fabrics. They make it onto this list as their make and sell the American Woolen Camel Hair Scarf, which is crafted from 100% camel hair, and measures 60 inches in length and 12 inches in width.

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Golden Touch Naturals

Golden Touch Naturals is an online farm store specializing in U.S.-grown and U.S.-manufactured alpaca products. The Riley family has been managing their alpaca farm in Westport, Massachusetts, for over 20 years, overseeing every step from fiber harvesting to finished goods. Their manufacturing process involves collaborating with U.S. textile mills to transform raw alpaca fiber into high-quality products, and among their offerings is the Cable Lace Alpaca Scarf, made from 80% U.S. alpaca and 20% recycled nylon, which features a soft yarn and elegant knit pattern.

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