PRESS
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Back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the American textile industry packed its bags and left for cheaper-labor countries like China, India and Brazil, with about 99% of U.S. textile manufacturing–and about 900,000 jobs with it–migrating to other shores.
From Farm To Feature: Products Making Headlines
From thoughtfully grown cotton to carefully crafted pieces, our products have caught the attention of leading publications and style insiders. Explore the Red Land Cotton favorites that have been featured, praised, and spotlighted across the media.
Red Land Cotton co-owners Mark Yeager and Anna Brakefield join 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to share the history and success of their American company.
Blankets with Purpose: Red Land Cotton and Tunnel to Towers Spotlighted on FOX News
Red Land Cotton’s limited-edition blanket collaboration with the Tunnel to Towers Foundation was recently spotlighted on FOX News. The segment highlights the meaningful partnership and the craftsmanship behind the American-grown, heirloom-inspired design. Proceeds from the blanket support Tunnel to Towers’ mission to aid veterans, first responders, and their families.

Red Land Cotton co-owners Anna Brakefield and Mark Yeager join Tunnel to Towers founder Frank Siller on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss their new partnership to benefit U.S. veterans.
Rooted in the USA: Press Highlights Of Our American-Made Journey
Red Land Cotton is proud to share its perspective on the value and benefits of an American-made supply chain, highlighting the importance of transparency, quality, and supporting domestic jobs.
Red Land Cotton founder Mark Yeager speaks with FOX Business' Lydia Hu to talk about the business' vision to invested in American-made textiles.
What They’re Saying: Celebrating The Journey Of Red Land Cotton
From humble beginnings to national recognition—see how the press is telling our story
Whether it’s being wrapped in a plush towel after a shower, curling up on the sofa with a soft throw blanket, or sliding under the bedcovers at the end of the day, there’s something luxurious about being enveloped in natural fibers.

























































