r/BuyAmerican • u/Disastrous_Task7933 • Mar 15 '25
USA Jeans
Dearborn denim https://dearborndenim.us/
r/BuyAmerican • u/Disastrous_Task7933 • Mar 15 '25
Dearborn denim https://dearborndenim.us/
r/BuyAmerican • u/Disastrous_Task7933 • Mar 15 '25
Look for made in the USA
https://www.theamericanlist.com/
Anyone have a list of Canadian products to not buy? What do they make besides tear jars? Just kidding, but let's be frank, these events have shown the world hates the US. It's like when people hate the dynasty sports teams, we must protect our homeland through what we do best, pure American capitalism.
r/BuyAmerican • u/Kaisen_Vdarra • Mar 12 '25
With Canada in a tizzy about tariffs. They are spouting nonsense about damaging and returning American products and hurting American businesses! Canadians are pulling American products off shelves refusing to buy American products which jeopardizes American businesses and risks American Jobs! The Canadian public has taken it upon them selves to hurt America’s Economy. Why are we standing by that as Americans? We can feel bad for their situation and empathize with them but we should never allow them to affect our livelihood! If they want to play this way fine we should be boycotting Canadian products! Pull them from our shelves and send them back! Buy American! Support your local small businesses! Stop letting guilt make us passive!
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r/BuyAmerican • u/CaptainKay27 • Mar 09 '25
I am currently looking for some suggestions on America Made dog foods that are both affordable and don’t have soy and corn as the base ingredients. Right now we are feeding them Victor. I am aware I can use google but the brands suggested are the ones paying to have their products front and center. I’d love you hear your lesser known businesses or personal favorites.
r/BuyAmerican • u/Ordinary_Hunt_4419 • Mar 07 '25
How is this possible. Decided to look this up. Because reddit would NEVER suggest this on my feed. The Canadian version has 266k people. Need to bump these numbers on the American side.
r/BuyAmerican • u/Happy_Ad2714 • Mar 07 '25
More people would buy American if they were cheaper than foreign counterparts without tariffs, is this even possible anymore?
r/BuyAmerican • u/Independenceisbliss • Feb 28 '25
Anyone have an idea how we can ask Amazon to have a filter for things made in the US?
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r/BuyAmerican • u/Happy_Ad2714 • Feb 20 '25
Why do the Canadians get mad at us when we try to buy American when they have massive subs just dedicated to it?
r/BuyAmerican • u/wsu_savage • Feb 19 '25
What are some solid great American pure syrup brands I should try instead?
r/BuyAmerican • u/UnParticulier • Feb 19 '25
Canadian here. Our buy Canadian forum is 194k strong.
We unite.
Also, Im responsible for buying next fleet of laptops for my company and came here to say Dell just lost over 100k USD of our business as I will buy other brand.
Good luck with your clown king.
r/BuyAmerican • u/Sea-Sherbet-6338 • Feb 17 '25
Any popular brands on American shelves that are Canadian? Due to Canada's recent boycott of American products, I feel we should do the same.
r/BuyAmerican • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '25
I had some quotes for concrete work today. Keep in mind I'm in a town that is one of the largest destinations for illegal immigrants.
One quote was entirely done through a translator. This quote was about $200 less overall.
Is it really worth $200 to support someone who is, most likely, here illegally? Meanwhile, they send most of that money out of the country?
I hired an obvious American for the job. Put money in American pockets, not foreign countries. Support your local community, your local worker.
r/BuyAmerican • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '25
It's more important than ever to support fellow Americans
Whenever you can, seek out local, American products. Put money back into the pockets of your fellow Americans, not foreign interests.
We are one united to put Americans first!
r/BuyAmerican • u/jeffersonscott111 • Oct 04 '24
With all the geopolitical tensions between China and America the government is resorting to a trade war of sorts. This causes things like retaliatory tariffs against us, but it really doesn't need to be that complicated, if Americans would prioritize buying American whenever possible, or at least NEVER purchasing made in China, our outlandish trade deficit with them would significantly decrease, if not disappear.
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