Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing
807 FACILITIESAll Census product lines →NAICS 316
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Product lines reported here
Manufacturing of other footwearManufacturing of waist beltsEmbroidery servicesManufacturing of boot and shoe cut stock and findingsManufacturing of camping tents and sleeping bagsManufacturing of canvas and other textile tarpaulins and covers
These are counts by industry: the Economic Census records what establishments in leather and allied product manufacturing reported producing, and never names a plant.
Products made in this industry14 PRODUCTS
| Product | Source | Facilities |
|---|---|---|
| Orthosis, Corrective Shoe | Federal registry | 7 |
| Orthosis, Limb Brace | Federal registry | 2 |
| Cover, Limb | Federal registry | 1 |
| document library | Company website | 1 |
| eGift Card | Company website | 1 |
| Elastomer, Silicone, For Scar Management | Federal registry | 1 |
| Massager, Therapeutic, Manual | Federal registry | 1 |
| Pumps | Company website | 1 |
| Stocking, Medical Support (For General Medical Purposes) | Federal registry | 1 |
| Sunglasses (Non-Prescription Including Photosensitive) | Federal registry | 1 |
| Tape And Bandage, Adhesive | Federal registry | 1 |
| Unit, Cryosurgical, Accessories | Federal registry | 1 |
| Vibrator, Therapeutic | Federal registry | 1 |
| video gallery | Company website | 1 |
Common questions
How many leather and allied product manufacturing facilities are in the United States?
As of AUG 2026, FactoryRegistry lists 807 leather and allied product manufacturing facilities (NAICS 316) across 50 states, compiled from EPA, OSHA and Census records.
Which state has the most leather and allied product manufacturing facilities?
California, with 206 facilities listed.
How many leather and allied product manufacturing facilities are still operating?
286 of the 807 listed carry a recent operating signal in federal data — the register's Active or Likely active status. The rest are listed from their filings alone, which is a gap in the federal record rather than evidence that a plant has closed.