USA-made in Dallas, Texas, American Leather is a founding member of the Sustainable Furnishings Council, which promotes sustainable practices in the furniture industry. All of their products are fully recyclable, and use water-based pigments, sustainably harvested wood, and innovative manufacturing techniques to reduce, reuse, and recycle scrap materials.

Handcrafted and heirloom-quality furniture made in the USA with FSC-Certified wood, Cisco Home has been committed to sustainability efforts for over 35 years. They also offer an all organic option for most styles to give customers the choice to have their products made from entirely organic materials like organic latex and cotton, as well as natural fibers like jute, hemp, and wool.

A recipient of the prestigious Sage Award for environmental excellence and leadership in sustainable manufacturing, Copeland also maintains Silver Exemplary Membership Status by the Sustainable Furnishings Council (SFC). By sourcing all of their lumber from within a 500 mile radius of their factory, integrating a 500kw solar array on their grounds, and using their own wood waste to heat their buildings, Copeland’s environmental footprint is one of the lowest in the industry.

Ethnicraft’s commitment to sustainability includes zero-waste production methods that repurpose all leftover wood and sawdust to be used as fuel or pallet bases. With Oeko-Tex 100 certified cushion interiors, FSC certified wood sourced from responsibly managed forests, and consciously chosen fibers like wood, cotton, and Belgian linen, Ethnicraft consistently seeks out new ways to reduce the environmental effects of their work.

Handcrafted in Vermont by the same family-owned business that produces Copeland furniture, GRAYN pieces are made with ethically sourced North American wood that’s been locally sourced from within 500 miles of their facility. They use GREENGUARD-certified finishes to keep their furniture beautiful and easy to care for, and prioritize PFAS-free natural fibers. GRAYN is also a proud recipient of the Sage Award for environmental excellence, and a Silver Exemplary Member with the Sustainable Furnishings Council (SFC).

Recognized for their unmatched innovation with upcycled materials, Loll Designs repurposes high-density polyethylene primarily sourced from single-use milk jug containers to create materials for their bestselling outdoor furniture. They also incorporate extensive programs to recycle over 88% of their own manufacturing waste, and spearhead local events to clean trash out of creek beds, plant trees, and help preserve local ecosystems. Since all Loll pieces are able to be fully recycled again, customers are encouraged to return them at the end of their life cycle to ensure they don’t end up in landfills.