At Maker’s Row, our goal is to connect brands and manufacturers in order to make quality products domestically. We took the top 3 trends in product and compiled resources to help you jumpstart your production process.
Accessories
At Maker’s Row we have 876 factories that can halp you with your next accessories idea. But before you get started here are some companies that already have already made their factories with American Manufacturers – and insight into how they did it!
Burger Lift: From Concept to Countertop
These were the exact thoughts we had when we first conceptualized the Burger Lift. All we knew was that we wanted a device that would elevate a burger off the plate so the bottom bun did not get soggy sitting in all the burger’s juices. Read More>>
An Entrepreneur Reveals Their Key to Success: Alexandra Ferguson on “Doggedness”
Activewear
With trends in fitness and fashion, we have seen “athletic wear” rise to the top of most demanded products. We have over 214 factories that specialize in athletic and sportswear. Here is a quick intro to some people that can help you with your active wear ideas.
Idea to Product: Activewear from Cause I Run
As a runner, I wanted there to be sustainable, ethically-made options for running clothes. I wanted to see if I could produce a high-quality, performance-ready product while still giving back and making a positive impact. Read More>>
How Alala Founder Turned Her Idea into a Business
Factories Producing Athletic Apparel
As brands incorporate the athleisure look into their lines, we’ve received a steady stream of inquiries requesting assistance in sourcing factories that specialize in this trend. At Maker’s Row, we’ve come across some awesome athletic apparel factories and wanted to share a few. Read More>>
Handbags
Leather and luxury are our most demanded Handbags. But no matter the material or brand, one of our 174 handbag factories can help you develop ideas and produce locally. Here are some women that made #MadeinUSA happen!
Go With Your Gut: One Handbag Designer’s Journey to Entrepreneurship
Nearly immediately after she graduated she bought a “$2,000 big-ass sewing machine and some random scrap hide.” She thought to herself what the perfect bag for her would be. After that, she drafted her first-ever handbag pattern. “I just made the bag. I spent so long on it and it turned out so cool and it’s still my favorite bag. It’s one of my bestsellers.” Read More>>
Idea to Production: Handbags at Lauren Cecchi
I’ve seen the timeline for producing a particular product vary immensely. The process can be as short as 2 days, or as long as 20 years. It is very funny to say that, but it is true! Sometimes I can sketch a custom bag for a client, send it to my manufacturer and they can have it made for the client before her weekend trip to Aspen. Read More >>
