Made in the USA

Close to Home: 3 wholesalers create high-quality products in the U.S.

A mid economic uncertainty surrounding tariffs and import challenges, several companies are touting U.S. manufacturing as a strategic solution. Three U.S.-based wholesalers — Hydra Aromatherapy, Mugsy Bakes and J6R6 — highlight the benefits of local... more »

The American Edge: Local roots, lasting impact

As tariff tensions escalate and global supply chains feel unpredictable, some retailers are seeking the stability and certainty that American-made products provide. Three made-in-the-USA wholesalers — spanning categories such as home décor, toys, and beauty... more »

Home Grown!

American manufacturing has been in steady decline since the 1990s. Recently, however, there’s been a resurgence of interest in buying items that are Made in the USA, and a peak in interest for bringing manufacturing... more »

The Perfect Combination

More and more, customers are looking for retail experiences that offer merchandise with a story and purpose. They are also looking to shop where there is a sense of community. Two retailers in Orlando, Florida,... more »

R. Nichols Shop

Anda Lucia Ariail, president and CEO www.r-nichols.com The R. Nichols Shop, located in the Audubon Park Garden District in Orlando has been open for 10 years. Although the store has one brick-and-mortar location, it does... more »

Freehand Goods

Jacob Zepf and Seth Daniels embarked on an artistic journey that started with Seth creating custom leatherwork in his garage for family and friends. Jacob and Seth then decided to work together to offer pop-up... more »

Can’t Hide Your Hometown Pride

I once heard about a hometown college hockey team whose motto was “Love + Honor” and it really stuck with me. For me, the notion rings true, especially when it comes to the steadfastness I... more »

Smoky Mountain Gift Show 2017: A recap in pictures

Museums & More was at the 2017 Smoky Mountain Gift Show at the Gatlinburg Convention Center in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, on Nov. 2. Editor Zeke Jennings got a chance to tour the show floor and see... more »