Azzy’s Design Works
Instrument-cluster gauge faces, transfer-case shift linkage and badges for Jeep XJ, MJ, TJ and JK, made in a Finleyville, Pennsylvania shop.
🇺🇸 Made in USA
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Company details
Where Azzy’s Design Works products are made
“It all happens in-house at our Finleyville, PA shop,” the manufacturing page says, and lists what “it” means: 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC routing, vacuum forming and UV printing. The FAQ is equally direct about the category: “We are a manufacturer of these gauges.”
The Azzy Linkage page for the XJ/MJ transfer-case shift kit reads “Made in Finleyville, PA” and describes the part as “invented and designed — and is currently manufactured — by Azzy’s Design Works.” The Gladiator badge page specifies “our 3M-backed USA-made plastic letters.”
The Wrangler patch page states plainly that it is “made in the USA, but not by us directly” — produced by Cultivated Laser in Louisiana from US-sourced cowhide. Centre adjustment rods are “specialty made in California, from US stainless steel.” Materials elsewhere are hedged as “American materials whenever possible,” and the company also resells surplus OEM gauge clusters it did not make. Apparel and stickers carry no origin evidence and are not covered here.
Made in USA fits a shop that names its town, lists its own machines, and manufactures the parts it sells. What raises the standard rather than lowering it is that Azzy’s distinguishes between what it makes and what another American shop makes for it — so this page can too, instead of blurring the two.
The story
“We started in 2012 with Cherokee (XJ) gauges,” the company says. Azzys Design Works LTD is a Pennsylvania corporation operating from Finleyville, south of Pittsburgh, and it has grown from one instrument-cluster product into a licensed Jeep® parts catalogue.
The range now covers gauge faces for XJ, MJ, TJ and JK/JKU clusters, UV-printed in-house; the Azzy Linkage transfer-case shift kit, which the company invented and manufactures itself; CNC and laser-cut vehicle badges and Gladiator tailgate lettering; rear upper shock mounts; and engraved keyfobs.
The same machines are sold as a service. Azzy’s takes outside contract work in 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC routing and vacuum forming — the sign of a shop with real capacity rather than a brand with a supplier.
Why they matter
The Jeep aftermarket is enormous and overwhelmingly imported. Gauges, badges and trim are exactly the kind of small, high-margin parts that get containerised, and a licence plate frame with a flag on the packaging tells a buyer nothing.
An official FCA licence plus in-house manufacturing is an unusual combination at this size. The licence means the trademark use is legitimate; the shop means the part is actually made where the company says.
The candour about the exceptions is what makes the rest credible. A company willing to write “made in the USA, but not by us directly” on a product page is a company whose other claims are worth taking at face value.
Shop Azzy’s Design Works products
Instrument-cluster gauge faces for Jeep XJ, MJ, TJ and JK, the Azzy Linkage transfer-case shift kit, CNC and laser-cut badges, tailgate lettering and shock mounts.
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Azzy’s Design Works questions
Are Azzy’s Design Works parts made in the USA?
Yes. The sitewide banner reads “Officially licensed Jeep® parts and accessories proudly made in the USA,” the manufacturing page states “it all happens in-house at our Finleyville, PA shop,” and the Azzy Linkage page says “Made in Finleyville, PA.”
Where is Azzy’s Design Works based?
Finleyville, Pennsylvania — 3592 Washington Avenue, published in the sitewide footer and repeated on the manufacturing page.
Is Azzy’s owned by Jeep or Stellantis?
No. Azzys Design Works LTD is an independent Pennsylvania corporation that holds an official Jeep®/MOPAR trademark licence from FCA US LLC. A licence is permission to use the marks, not ownership.
Is everything in the catalogue made by Azzy’s?
No, and the company says so. The Wrangler patch is “made in the USA, but not by us directly” — by Cultivated Laser in Louisiana — and the centre adjustment rods are made in California from US stainless. Azzy’s also resells surplus OEM gauge clusters it did not make, and apparel and stickers carry no origin evidence.