Made in Pennsylvania
Best Products Made in Pennsylvania
American-made products from Pennsylvania makers, each with where it’s made and the source behind the claim. 9 picks from 8 brands in 1 state.
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In this list (9)
- Zippo Classic Brushed Chrome Lighter
- All-Clad D3 Stainless Steel 10-Inch Fry Pan with Lid
- Case Sparxx Trapper Pocket Knife
- Channellock 440 12-Inch Tongue and Groove Pliers
- Crayola Crayons, 24 Count (2-Pack)
- The Original Slinky Walking Spring Toy
- USA Pan 1-Pound Loaf Pan
- USA Pan Half Sheet Baking Pan
- Pyrex 2-Cup Glass Measuring Cup
1. Zippo Classic Brushed Chrome Lighter
Made in Bradford, PA
Made in Bradford, Pennsylvania since 1932 and backed by Zippo’s lifetime guarantee.
Zippo makes its windproof lighters in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The Amazon listing states “made in the USA.” Source: amazon.com
2. All-Clad D3 Stainless Steel 10-Inch Fry Pan with Lid
Made in Canonsburg, PA
All-Clad says its bonded cookware is made in the USA (Canonsburg, Pennsylvania) with global components. Source: all-clad.com
3. Case Sparxx Trapper Pocket Knife
Made in Bradford, PA
W.R. Case & Sons makes its pocket knives in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The Amazon listing states “made in the USA.” Source: amazon.com
4. Channellock 440 12-Inch Tongue and Groove Pliers
Made in Meadville, PA
A family-owned pliers maker in Meadville, Pennsylvania, since 1886, known for its blue-handled tongue-and-groove pliers.
Channellock makes its pliers in Meadville, Pennsylvania, and the Amazon listing states “made in USA.” Source: channellock.com
5. Crayola Crayons, 24 Count (2-Pack)
Made in Easton, PA
Crayola is headquartered in Easton, Pennsylvania, and makes its crayons at its Lehigh Valley facilities. Source: crayola.com
6. The Original Slinky Walking Spring Toy
Made in Hollidaysburg, PA
The original metal Slinky is made in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. The Amazon listing states “made in America.” Source: amazon.com
7. USA Pan 1-Pound Loaf Pan
Made in Crescent, PA
USA Pan says its bakeware is made in the USA at its facility in Crescent, Pennsylvania. Source: usapan.com
8. USA Pan Half Sheet Baking Pan
Made in Crescent, PA
USA Pan says its bakeware is made in the USA at its facility in Crescent, Pennsylvania. Source: usapan.com
9. Pyrex 2-Cup Glass Measuring Cup
Made in Pennsylvania
The Amazon listing states this Pyrex measuring cup is made in the USA. Source: amazon.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 Pennsylvania?
Our top picks are Zippo Classic Brushed Chrome Lighter, All-Clad D3 Stainless Steel 10-Inch Fry Pan with Lid and Case Sparxx Trapper Pocket Knife. This list ranks all 9 confirmed products from Pennsylvania makers.
Which Pennsylvania brands are on this list?
Zippo (Bradford, PA), All-Clad (Canonsburg, PA), W.R. Case & Sons (Bradford, PA), Channellock (Meadville, PA), Crayola (Easton, PA), Slinky (Hollidaysburg, PA), USA Pan (Crescent, PA) and Pyrex (Pennsylvania).
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. 9 of the 9 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. 8 of the 9 also link to the maker’s own website.