Red Land Cotton
Bedding and towels from cotton grown in North Alabama, made in the USA.
✓ Made in USA
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Where Red Land Cotton products are made
The company says its cotton is grown in Lawrence County, Alabama, ginned locally, spun and woven in South Carolina, finished in Georgia, and cut and sewn in Moulton, Alabama.
The company says its towels and quilts are made 100% in the USA, with manufacturers in Georgia, Texas and Missouri.
Candles and apparel are outside this profile; no origin information was found for them.
What this emblem covers. This emblem is Made in USA. Red Land Cotton states that its sheets, bedding, towels and quilts are made in the USA. The emblem is scoped to those product lines; it does not cover its candles, apparel or other items.
The story
Red Land Cotton grows cotton on its family land in Lawrence County in North Alabama and, the company says, began making bedding in 2016.
Its mission is “Grown Here. Made Here.” It says it partners with mills across America to make its products in the USA.
Why they matter
Most bedding and towels sold in the US are imported. Red Land Cotton says its sheets follow Alabama cotton through South Carolina and Georgia to a sewing room in Moulton.
Buying them supports farming and textile jobs across the Southeast.
Visit Red Land Cotton
Red Land Cotton makes sheets, bedding, towels and quilts from Alabama-grown cotton.
Red Land Cotton questions
Is Red Land Cotton made in the USA?
For its sheets, bedding, towels and quilts, Red Land Cotton says yes: cotton grown in Alabama, spun and woven in South Carolina, finished in Georgia and sewn in Moulton, Alabama. This profile does not cover its candles or apparel.
Where is Red Land Cotton based?
Moulton, Alabama.
What does Red Land Cotton make?
Luxury cotton sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers, quilts and towels, plus other home items.
When was Red Land Cotton founded?
The company says it began making bedding in 2016.