Made in Oregon
Best Products Made in Oregon
American-made products from Oregon makers, each with where it’s made and the source behind the claim. 4 picks from 4 brands in 1 state.
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In this list (4)
1. Benchmade Mini Bugout EDC Knife (533BK-2)
Made in Oregon City, OR
Benchmade says its blades are laser cut, machined, finished and hand-sharpened at its factory in Oregon City, Oregon. Source: benchmade.com
2. Bob’s Red Mill Regular Rolled Oats, 32 oz
Made in Milwaukie, OR
Bob’s Red Mill says it mills, packages and distributes its products from its own facility in Milwaukie, Oregon. Its grain comes from farmers around the country. Source: bobsredmill.com
3. Gerber LST Pocket Knife
Made in Portland, OR
The Gerber LST is listed as made in the USA. Gerber is based in the Portland, Oregon area. Source: amazon.com
4. Leatherman Wave+ 18-in-1 Multi-Tool
Made in Portland, OR
Leatherman says every tool comes from its factory in Portland, Oregon: “Made in America (USA & Global Parts).” Source: leatherman.com
How we rank: Lists are ranked by how well each product’s American origin is documented: editor’s picks first, then products whose maker names the city and links a source, then fully made-in-USA products ahead of assembled ones, then alphabetically. No brand pays to be listed. How we verify origin.
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What are the best products made in Oregon?
Our top picks are Benchmade Mini Bugout EDC Knife (533BK-2), Bob’s Red Mill Regular Rolled Oats, 32 oz and Gerber LST Pocket Knife. This list ranks all 4 confirmed products from Oregon makers.
Which Oregon brands are on this list?
Benchmade (Oregon City, OR), Bob’s Red Mill (Milwaukie, OR), Gerber (Portland, OR) and Leatherman (Portland, OR).
How did you rank this list?
Lists are ranked by how well each product’s American origin is documented: editor’s picks first, then products whose maker names the city and links a source, then fully made-in-USA products ahead of assembled ones, then alphabetically. No brand pays to be listed.
Are these all made in the USA?
Yes. 4 of the 4 are labeled made in the USA by their makers. Listings we can’t confirm are left off. How we verify.
Where can I buy them?
Every product has a “Buy on Amazon” link to its live Amazon listing, where you’ll see the current price and reviews. 4 of the 4 also link to the maker’s own website.