Based on available trade data, particularly from the Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC), the top exports from Gibraltar to the United States in recent years (specifically 2022 and 2023) include: Leather Footwear: This consistently appears as the top export by value. Rubber Footwear: Also a significant, though smaller, export compared to leather footwear.   Motor vehicles; parts and accessories (8701 to 8705): This category suggests a smaller but notable presence in the automotive supply chain. Other Cloth Articles: A minor category compared to footwear. It's important to note that the total value of exports from Gibraltar to the US is relatively small compared to major trading partners. Here's a look at which states in the US can manufacture similar goods, along with examples of companies: Leather Footwear: Maine: While known for other industries, some smaller manufacturers specialize in leather goods, including footwear. Example: Maine Leather Goods Co. (though they might focus on other leather products).   Massachusetts: Has a history of shoemaking, and some companies still produce leather footwear, often specialized or high-end. Example: Rancourt & Co.   Missouri: Some manufacturers produce leather boots and work shoes. Example: Red Wing Shoe Company (though headquartered in Minnesota, they have manufacturing in Missouri).   Texas: Known for bootmaking, particularly Western-style boots. Example: Lucchese Boot Company.   Rubber Footwear: Massachusetts: Home to major footwear companies that produce rubber-soled shoes and boots. Example: Converse (owned by Nike).   Oregon: Headquarters of a major athletic footwear and apparel company that produces rubber-soled shoes. Example: Nike.   Washington: Some manufacturers specialize in outdoor and work boots with rubber components. Example: Filson. Motor vehicles; parts and accessories: Michigan: The traditional heart of the US automotive industry, with numerous companies manufacturing parts and complete vehicles. Examples: Ford, General Motors, Stellantis, and many Tier 1 auto suppliers like Magna, Lear, etc.   Ohio: Has a significant automotive manufacturing presence, including parts suppliers and assembly plants. Examples: Honda, various parts manufacturers. Indiana: Another key state for automotive manufacturing and logistics. Examples: Subaru, Toyota, and numerous parts suppliers.   Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, Kentucky: These Southern states have become major hubs for automotive assembly and parts production. Examples: Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Hyundai, Nissan, Toyota (with plants in these states), and their associated supplier networks. Other Cloth Articles: North Carolina: Has a long history in textile manufacturing, though much production has moved overseas. Some companies still produce various cloth articles. Example: Glen Raven (performance fabrics).   South Carolina: Similar to North Carolina, with a remaining textile industry. Example: Milliken & Company (diversified textiles).   California: Some apparel manufacturing and textile production exists, particularly in the Los Angeles area. Example: American Apparel (though they've faced changes in ownership and production).   It's important to note that while these states and companies can manufacture similar types of goods, the specific styles, materials, and production scales might differ from those exported by Gibraltar. Additionally, the US market is served by a mix of domestic production and imports from many countries.