Is there a Made in American non hoddie just plain heavy weight with no logos sweatshirts I can buy?

Yes

https://www.allamericanclothin...ade-in-usa/1102.html

Now, if we could just find them in tall sizes.

L.L. Bean

Been a few years, but if they still make them like the ones I have, they are great.

www.carhartt.com.

I have some that are 11 years old.and still look good

A tiny logo can be fixed with a seam ripper or sharpie marker

Neither the Carhartt or LL Beans are made in USA though.

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Originally posted by Wishbone:
Neither the Carhartt or LL Beans are made in USA though.

Oops. Sorry, I missed that.

I was also going to mention Duluth Trading Co., but their heavy sweatshirt says "Imported".

https://www.carhartt.com/conte...h_MUSA_Video_0317_bg


I will check my sweat shirts ,when I get home for the "made in U.S.A."
Tag.

The above link paints a very pro u s a picture,

Please read it, maybe show me where I got super.

I tried calling them ,no answer, tried live chat,
No one home.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
Now, if we could just find them in tall sizes.

THIS, THIS, and THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!

I need Large Tall for proper length on stuff.
If not available in Talls I have to go up to a XXL which is great in length but am swimming in it sideways.

https://huckberry.com/store/fl...40772-10-year-hoodie

has a zipper but the best hoodie I've ever owned.

American Giant

Pretty pricy but almost bullet proof

https://www.american-giant.com

By golly you are correct, Made in Mexico.

That website is very close ( i.m.o ) to being deceptive .

Be that as it may , it's very good stuff.
I stand corrected.

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Originally posted by bendable:
By golly you are correct, Made in Mexico.

That website is very close ( i.m.o ) to being deceptive .

Be that as it may , it's very good stuff.
I stand corrected.

Carhartt does make good stuff. Almost all of it was made here at one time. They still make a couple of jackets in the US however.

Most Carhartt stuff now is made in Indonesia, sometimes Vietnam, sometimes Mexico. I don't care...super good quality and they last forever.

But, that's not what the OP asked for, so never mind.

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Originally posted by Black92LX:

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
Now, if we could just find them in tall sizes.

THIS, THIS, and THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!

I need Large Tall for proper length on stuff.
If not available in Talls I have to go up to a XXL which is great in length but am swimming in it sideways.

Yep, I hear you. XL Tall works best for me, but I've usually ended up with XXL regular (on occasion XXXL) for many items, and it's just a bit sloppy.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
Now, if we could just find them in tall sizes.

Yes!

I’m not even close to what could be considered tall, but most sweatshirts still run way too short for me.

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Originally posted by bendable:
By golly you are correct, Made in Mexico.

That website is very close ( i.m.o ) to being deceptive .

Be that as it may , it's very good stuff.
I stand corrected.

First two sentences under the flag:

"It’s hard to find gear made in America these days as less than 2% of apparel purchased in the USA is actually being made in the USA. Carhartt is proud to far exceed that average, often by 4X the national average by making much of our core gear right here"

So 4X the national average of 2%. 4x2= 8% of carhart products made in the USA.

but, they offer tall's in a lot of sizes

give'em a shot ,

I have not been disappointed in 15 years

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Originally posted by Pale Horse:

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
Now, if we could just find them in tall sizes.

Yes!

I’m not even close to what could be considered tall, but most sweatshirts still run way too short for me.

My problem is sleeve length. Whether it's t-shirts, sweatshirts, or whatever, if I try to wear something other than a TALL size, I look like I've been dumpster diving behind the GoodWill store.

I still have plain, USA-made sweatshirts from the 1990s that have held up well. They're Champion reverse-weave and Russell Athletic brands.

It's a shame how difficult it is now to find a made-in-USA sweatshirt w/o cracking three figures. Maybe try ebay or Poshmark for vintage sweatshirts?