Based on the most recent data (2024), the top imports to the US from Cambodia by value are: Articles of apparel, knit or crocheted ($2.79 Billion) Articles of leather, animal gut, harness, travel goods ($2.04 Billion) (This category includes handbags and wallets, which were specifically highlighted in February 2025 data) Electrical, electronic equipment ($1.76 Billion) Furniture, lighting signs, prefabricated buildings ($1.45 Billion)   Articles of apparel, not knit or crocheted ($1.21 Billion) Here's a breakdown of which states in the US can manufacture similar products, along with examples of companies: Articles of apparel, knit or crocheted & Articles of apparel, not knit or crocheted: These fall under the broader textile and apparel manufacturing sector. Several states have a history and current presence in this industry, although the scale might differ significantly from Cambodian imports. North Carolina: Has a long history in textile manufacturing. Examples include Parkdale Mills (yarn and thread), Gildan Activewear (basic apparel - although a Canadian company with US operations), and many smaller textile producers.   South Carolina: Also has a strong textile tradition. Companies include Milliken & Company (diverse textile solutions) andকমপ্লেক্স weaves and knits producers.   California: Has a significant apparel industry, particularly in design and some manufacturing, focusing on fashion and higher-end garments. Examples include American Apparel (though having faced challenges and ownership changes) and numerous smaller design and manufacturing houses in Los Angeles.   Other states with textile and apparel manufacturing include Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee.   Articles of leather, animal gut, harness, travel goods (including handbags and wallets): Leather goods manufacturing exists in the US, though it has shifted significantly over time.   Texas: Has a history of leather production, particularly related to the cowboy and western wear industries. Companies include Tandy Leather Factory (leather craft supplies and some manufacturing).   Missouri: Has some leather goods manufacturers, often specializing in niche markets like saddlery or specific types of leather products. New York: Has a presence in high-end leather goods design and some manufacturing, particularly in New York City. It's important to note that many major brands of handbags and wallets sold in the US are manufactured overseas, including in Cambodia. Domestic production often focuses on higher-end, custom, or specialty items. Electrical, electronic equipment: This is a broad category. California: A major hub for electronics and technology manufacturing, including semiconductors, computer equipment, and various electronic components. Examples include Intel, Apple (design and some US manufacturing), and numerous other tech companies.   Texas: Has a growing electronics manufacturing sector, including semiconductors and telecommunications equipment. Companies like Texas Instruments and Samsung have significant operations in Texas.   Massachusetts: Strong in electronics, particularly in areas like defense electronics and specialized equipment. Companies include Raytheon Technologies and General Electric (though its footprint has evolved). Other states with electrical and electronic equipment manufacturing include Oregon, Arizona, and North Carolina. SVI USA, while mentioned as having a parent company with manufacturing in Cambodia, also has operations in the US.   Furniture, lighting signs, prefabricated buildings: North Carolina: A significant center for furniture manufacturing. Examples include Ashley Furniture Industries, La-Z-Boy (also in other states), and numerous smaller furniture producers.   Mississippi: Also has a substantial furniture manufacturing industry.   California: Has manufacturers of furniture, lighting, and prefabricated buildings, often catering to specific styles or markets. Indiana: Has a strong presence in the recreational vehicle (RV) and manufactured housing industries, which fall under prefabricated buildings. Companies like Thor Industries and Forest River are based in Indiana.   Michigan and Ohio: Have some presence in furniture and related manufacturing. It's crucial to understand that while the US has domestic manufacturing capabilities in these sectors, the scale, specific types of goods produced, and cost competitiveness can differ significantly from imports from Cambodia. Cambodian manufacturing often focuses on labor-intensive goods like apparel and footwear, where they have a competitive advantage. The US tends to focus on more capital-intensive and technologically advanced manufacturing