WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has enacted reciprocal tariffs on a wide range of imports, a move that’s expected to impact prices across numerous industries. While the full effects remain to be seen, many consumers are left wondering what products are fully manufactured in America.

Roughly 95% of toilet paper sold in the U.S. is made domestically by companies like Scott, Kimberly-Clark, and Georgia-Pacific.

Anchor Hocking glassware manufactures most of its products in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Based in Tennessee, Lodge has been making its durable cast-iron cookware since 1896.

All-Clad pots and pans are made in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. 

For nearly 100 years, Regal Ware has been producing stainless steel and aluminum cookware in the U.S.

Zippo Lighters

The lighter company is based in Bradford, Pennsylvania.

Jiffy, the inventor of the garment steamer, still produces its equipment in Union City, Tennessee.

Used by over 180 NCAA programs and dozens of high school associations, Wilson’s footballs have been made in Ada, Ohio since 1955.

Louisville Slugger Baseball Bats

First crafted in the 1800s, Louisville Slugger bats are still manufactured in Louisville, Kentucky.

Gibson continues to make its signature guitars in Bozeman, Montana.

Since 1947, Igloo has produced its coolers in Katy, Texas.

The classic toy has been made in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania since 1964.

While not all New Balance sneakers are manufactured in America, over 4 million pairs are produced annually across five warehouses in Massachusetts and Maine. When shoes are produced in the country, they are labeled “Made in USA.”