Yes, Virginia, you can buy furniture made in the USA

As Christmas is fast approaching, a piece of furniture may be on your must-have list. Surprisingly if you prefer to buy goods made in the United States, you do have some options. If you’re looking for something well-made, you can pass down through the generations, I have five companies you should check out.
American Leather—This manufacturer can produce sofas, love seats, sectionals and more in leather or any fabric and ship it in 21 days. American Leather produces exclusive designs for Crate & Barrel, Room & Board and Macy’s (just to name a few).
Harden Furniture Co.— Known as a green manufacturer, Harden achieved 2008 Silver Exemplary status from the Sustainable Furniture Council — the first furniture manufacturer to achieve this honor. The company ships custom-finished goods in 30 days because everything is made in McConnellsville, N.Y.
C.R. Laine—This home-grown furniture company is also making green strides. C.R. Laine was the first company to achieve sustainable by design certification. Its frames are made from sustainable hardwoods and its springs are formed using recycled metal. Customers can choose from 1,000 frame styles and fabric choices.
Kindel Furniture Co.—If you appreciate hard-carved details and solid hardwood furniture then prepare to fall in love. This Michigan-based manufacturer employs more than 100 hand-carvers and furniture decorators and produces a furniture line of Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, reproductions. The company also will refurbish any piece of furniture made over the past century.
Hickory Chair—Personalization is key to this manufacturer’s success. If you can dream it they can build it. Finishes, shapes and hand-painted designs are all possible because almost everything is produced in North Carolina. The manufacturer recently launched a “Made to Measure” wood products, which include side tables, dining tables and more.
If you’re looking for a cheap piece of disposable furniture, I recommend going to IKEA or Target. Made in the USA does come with a price. These companies have to pay competitive wages and comply with U.S. environmental standards.