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FOX News contributor Joey Jones, Authentically American CEO Dean Wagner, and Quilts of Valor Board President Sue Reich discuss their organizations’ charity services for veterans.

The Quilts of Valor Foundation, which provides quilts to service members and veterans touched by war, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Lori Thompson of Quilts of Valor and Dean Wegner of Authentically American, a veteran owned apparel brand, join Morning Joe to discuss the anniversary and to give Col. Jack Jacobs his own quilt.

Dean Wegner joins David Webb on his show on SiriusXM Patriot Radio to discuss how Authentically American serves Veteran charities and non-profits by providing our goods and services at cost.

CEO of Authentically American Dean Wegner, Project K-9 Hero CEO Jason Johnson discuss their partnership providing American-made products and giving back to veterans

Learn how you can support our K-9 heroes and make a difference with American made. 

Dean Wegner joins CEO and Founder of Project K9 Hero, Jason Johnson, and MWD Rroddie to talk about how Authentically American helps Project K9 Hero raise money with American made apparel.

Dean Wegner on why narrowing focus was the key to accelerated company growth.

July 14 will officially mark the fifth business anniversary for U.S.-made apparel producer Authentically American, makers of premium business-casual and branded apparel.

Dean Wegner  joins other American made business owners in showcasing products as demand for domestic manufacturing grows  

Dean Wegner challenges everyone to buy American made.

Authentically American founder and CEO Dean Wegner on his company and the push to make more products in the U.S.

Army veteran Wegner raises capital to fortify his new Authentically American apparel brand.

Dean Wegner joins other small business owners to discuss how consumers can help local businesses as the holiday shopping season begins.

Dean Wegner, CEO of Authentically American, tells ‘Mornings with Maria’ his company is hiring and expanding amid the coronavirus pandemic because Americans are seeking American-made products.

Dean Wegner joins other small business owners in Tennessee on a panel to discuss running a small business during the  COVID-19 pandemic.

Dean and his team are making super high quality apparel, everything from t-shirts to hats and socks. We knew immediately that we wanted to hear more about the Authentically American story and share it with y’all.

Brentwood resident Dean Wegner, who is an Army Ranger and founder and CEO of sports apparel company Authentically American, learned to see past the impossible and make it possible. 

Authentically American CEO Dean Wegner was a guest on The David Webb Show on SiriusXM Patriot 125.

Through the Buy One, Feed One program, Authentically American is creating jobs in America and serving those on the frontline of the fight against COVID-19.

Authentically American CEO Dean Wegner, a veteran and former P&G marketing exec, joins YFi AM to discuss his Made In USA apparel brand.

Fox & Friends did a special on small businesses that have the Made In USA claim, and Authentically American was featured.

“We named the company what we did because we’re intentional...we celebrate patriotism, love America, believe in the American worker and honor American heroes.”

Wegner’s company provides Made In USA, custom branded apparel and merchandise for corporate, educational, and nonprofit clients around the country.

Dean Wegner told Venture Nashville he has raised $600K for his Authentically American LLC startup, which offers goods that it promises are made only in the United States.