Father's Day: Celebrate with Made in the USA Style!

Father's Day is a special day set aside to honor our fathers in some unique way. Fathers have helped to build this nation. From our Founding Fathers to soldiers to pioneers to protectors of the family to baseball coaches and beyond, our fathers have helped to make this country through various contributions and sacrifices. To honor our fathers' contributions to this great nation, why not find them the perfect made in the U.S.A. gift?

We have come up with a list of some great gift ideas for Dad. Dad will definitely be happy with a wonderful made in America gift!

Who does not remember Dad pulling out his wallet to buy a piece of candy or an ice cream cone? Why not buy Dad a new wallet? If Dad has a particularly bulky wallet, maybe he would like to downsize with a World's Thinnest Wallet? The wallet is available in leather and several shades of nylon.

Perhaps, Dad would like to be comfy for Father's Day? We have some comfy, cozy sheepskin slippers that Dad will love to relax in! Grab him a cup of joe and he will be all set!

In fact, you can make him a cup of coffee with our coffee and espresso press. Using the ideal water temperature and gentle air pressure, the brew yields rich flavor with lower acidity and without bitterness. Micro filtered for grit free coffee – unlike other press-type coffee makers. Actual press time only takes 20 seconds. Perfect!

If Dad is looking for a new addition to his wardrobe, we have a collection of tees that will fit the bill. We also have some nice, lightweight carpenter jeans. How about an outfit entirely made in America for Dad?

We have a fun root beer making kit that Dad may love! With the kit, you can make 1 gallon of great tasting root beer in 3 days or less. Family fun with delicious results!

For a little bit of fun, how about a book of bar jokes? Dad will probably have a few laughs with this one!

We have so many perfect gifts for Dad. We even have gift cards if Dad would like to shop for himself! Or, better yet, maybe you should take him to Norton's U.S.A.!