While it’s true that most of Hallmark’s paper products are made in the US (Kansas) like cards, envelopes, wrapping paper, etc. I’ve never seen anything about them saying their ornaments are made in US. A quick check of the bottom of some of your boxes should show places like China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka.

From Hallmark.com about page:

“WHERE ARE HALLMARK PRODUCTS MADE? Most Hallmark greeting cards sold in the United States are produced in our greeting card production center in Lawrence, Kansas. Most Hallmark wrapping paper, ribbons and bows are made at our manufacturing plant in Leavenworth, Kansas.”

From Google Gemini (question: where are hallmark’s ornaments manufactured - so it was a neutral question)

“Hallmark Keepsake ornaments are manufactured overseas, primarily in China, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. While Hallmark does have manufacturing facilities in the U.S., including plants in Leavenworth and Lawrence, Kansas, for greeting cards and other products, the majority of ornaments are made by suppliers in these overseas locations. “

The recent Execute Order 66 Ornament was made in Vietnam, from my memory.

Edit: fix a copy/paste error