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You're calling J-Crew "hipster'? Yuppie, preppie, but definitely not hipster. It's the antithesis of hipster. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you're into overpriced hipster-wear, J. Crew, oddly enough, has a made in USA section:http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/madeintheusa.jsp You're calling J-Crew "hipster'? Yuppie, preppie, but definitely not hipster. It's the antithesis of hipster. You forget, this is ARFCOM. If it ain't cheap bluejeans and a LaRue t-shirt, its hipster-wear |
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Duluth Trading Company has a section on their website devoted to their "Made in USA" stuff.
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American Giant
I have one of their Heavyweight Hooded Zip Sweatshirts. Good stuff.
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for the most part:
benchmade tony lama boots justin boots duluth trading suspenders kershaw strongarm lift supports zero tolerance danner goodyear tires dewalt (assembled in the usa) lodge cookware thorogood boots fisher pens smith optics oakley chums eyewear retainers carhartt filson west coast shoe company pyrex anchor hocking johnson woolen mills darn tough socks round house king louie apparel trek, turner, moots, yeti bike frames defeet sock guy |
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Like most companies Red wing boots have lines of products made overseas it is nice however that you can search the boot lines that are made in the US or assembled in the US on their website.
Also ^ IIRC Benchmade lower lines knives are made overseas
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Got one made in Mexico and a newer one made in USA. Most of the ones on the rack were Mexico made though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My Carhartt coat is Chinese Mexican. Got one made in Mexico and a newer one made in USA. Most of the ones on the rack were Mexico made though. My Carhart boots say made in China ETA: My Redwings do not. - Made in USA Also Magpul and just about any AR |
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Just bought a pair of Frye boots made here.
Check though, some types are made in Mexico |
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They aren't--at least all of them aren't. |
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Bauer- Fiberglass and aluminum step and extension ladders
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Its habit that every time I shop for something I look for American made products. Post brands that you know have USA made ((offerings)) that most people probally wouldn't Off the top of my head of things I've seen or bought.. -Carhartt -anchor hocking (dishes/glassware -party peacock (plastic ware) sold at Walmart -new balance (shoes) -rocky wool socks (don't know about the boots) -HDX (Home Depot branded tools) There's lots more I'm just drawing a blank ATM. Clothing is the hardest to find USA made so hopefully someone knows of a few clothing brands. View Quote All mine say "Made in China" |
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Its habit that every time I shop for something I look for American made products. Post brands that you know have USA made ((offerings)) that most people probally wouldn't Off the top of my head of things I've seen or bought.. -Carhartt -anchor hocking (dishes/glassware -party peacock (plastic ware) sold at Walmart -new balance (shoes) -rocky wool socks (don't know about the boots) -HDX (Home Depot branded tools) There's lots more I'm just drawing a blank ATM. Clothing is the hardest to find USA made so hopefully someone knows of a few clothing brands. All mine say "Made in China" Just left Home Depot and the few HDX tools I walked by were china made. There are some US made ones though I have at least one. When I go to lowes, homo depot etc for a small tool I can usually find one american made one among the sea of Chinese ones for the same price or maybe a buck or two more. |
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Most of Carhartts are made outside of the States and I wanna say its a recent trend View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Most of Carhartts are made outside of the States and I wanna say its a recent trend The Carhartt shirts I bought last year were all Hecho in Mexico. I haven't seen as many Danner or New Balance shoes that are still made in USA. Oddly enough Walmart of all places has more USA products than you would think. Craft paints, hose reels & hangers, spatula's etc are a few things I've bought lately. Quoted:
What's the consensus on MADE IN CANADA? Is that good enough for the Made In USA brandsters? GM powertrain is made in canuckistan. My Silverado was assembled in Canada with Canadian and Mexican parts. |
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Made in America's Heartland. Went out to Cabela's and noticed a lot of the Buck Knives are made in the USA. They still have a long ways to go after damaging their name by selling garbage Chinese knives for so long. Bully tools Pointer Brand Jeans. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My Carhartt coat is Chinese Mexican. Made in America's Heartland. Went out to Cabela's and noticed a lot of the Buck Knives are made in the USA. They still have a long ways to go after damaging their name by selling garbage Chinese knives for so long. Bully tools Pointer Brand Jeans. Have a few pairs of these just because they are USA. Some were good, a few OK. Still have my USA Made Carhartt Ranch Coat I bought 15 years ago. Do they still sell US Made coats? Here are a few US Made stuff which unfortunately are all bought used off ebay. Woolrich Plaid Wool Coat Faberware Percolator - old perc that is used everyday and makes, get this, hot fucking coffee. And is bulletproof unlike the cheap shit made today. Many Kershaw Knives - Whirlwind still made in the USA Plan on buying this USA Knife this week - Buck 680 Liaison Tops CSAR-T http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?event=product.detail&productID=4057 |
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John Deere (about 70% are. but unless you go bigger then 5 series SOMETHING will be chinese. eg:5105 is like a 60k$ tractor, but the front axle is a chinese spicer) Case Equipment View Quote Deere and Case assemble what they make in the US by pulling Chinese made components out of boxes. I walk the assembly lines. |
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I have american carhartt jackets. you have to check, the under 100$ ones are usually mexican. I just picked up a realtree light 2x for like 130ish or so at tractor supply and it was the ONLY usa carhartt. most us manufacturers have some things imported, if not all. still OP is GG for trying to support US economy instead of sending more money to china off the top of my head: Benchmade Spyderco Snap-on (most of snap-on non-electric tools, and no bluepoint) Channel-Lock Proto (stanley owned, but stanley is made in mexico) J.H. Williams Wright Tool Co Starrett Precision Tools (90% american made- you got to look at the packages now) Vaughn Hammers Dasco Punches and Chisels Toyo and Nitto Tires Red Wings (Only the PECOS line, look inside the boot for sure) H&H Boots White Hat Holsters Maudlin & Sons Stainless Shims J H Case knives Bunn Coffee Makers (the stainless steel industrial models like the A10, VPR series) Wrangler Clothes (most of them still are USA made, eg. fire resistant models etc) Stihl chainsaws and power equipment Echo is made in usa but with import engines Bad Boy Lawnmowers John Deere (about 70% are. but unless you go bigger then 5 series SOMETHING will be chinese. eg:5105 is like a 60k$ tractor, but the front axle is a chinese spicer) Case Equipment Pelican cases Boyt cases (copies of pelican, great quality) pretty much anything you want you can find made in USA and it WILL be higher quality, except electronics. Yeah, i have an iphone and my computer and tv's and playstations and shit are probably all chinese, however our family exhausts all resources before buying import unless it's because of quality issues. eg. rolex > all american watch brands, and so on, and so forth. When you get ready to buy anything over 20$, google an american made version. chances are it can be had on amazon. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Its habit that every time I shop for something I look for American made products. Post brands that you know have USA made ((offerings)) that most people probally wouldn't Off the top of my head of things I've seen or bought.. -Carhartt -anchor hocking (dishes/glassware -party peacock (plastic ware) sold at Walmart -new balance (shoes) -rocky wool socks (don't know about the boots) -HDX (Home Depot branded tools) There's lots more I'm just drawing a blank ATM. Clothing is the hardest to find USA made so hopefully someone knows of a few clothing brands. I have american carhartt jackets. you have to check, the under 100$ ones are usually mexican. I just picked up a realtree light 2x for like 130ish or so at tractor supply and it was the ONLY usa carhartt. most us manufacturers have some things imported, if not all. still OP is GG for trying to support US economy instead of sending more money to china off the top of my head: Benchmade Spyderco Snap-on (most of snap-on non-electric tools, and no bluepoint) Channel-Lock Proto (stanley owned, but stanley is made in mexico) J.H. Williams Wright Tool Co Starrett Precision Tools (90% american made- you got to look at the packages now) Vaughn Hammers Dasco Punches and Chisels Toyo and Nitto Tires Red Wings (Only the PECOS line, look inside the boot for sure) H&H Boots White Hat Holsters Maudlin & Sons Stainless Shims J H Case knives Bunn Coffee Makers (the stainless steel industrial models like the A10, VPR series) Wrangler Clothes (most of them still are USA made, eg. fire resistant models etc) Stihl chainsaws and power equipment Echo is made in usa but with import engines Bad Boy Lawnmowers John Deere (about 70% are. but unless you go bigger then 5 series SOMETHING will be chinese. eg:5105 is like a 60k$ tractor, but the front axle is a chinese spicer) Case Equipment Pelican cases Boyt cases (copies of pelican, great quality) pretty much anything you want you can find made in USA and it WILL be higher quality, except electronics. Yeah, i have an iphone and my computer and tv's and playstations and shit are probably all chinese, however our family exhausts all resources before buying import unless it's because of quality issues. eg. rolex > all american watch brands, and so on, and so forth. When you get ready to buy anything over 20$, google an american made version. chances are it can be had on amazon. Spyderco? The ones I have all say Japan. |
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A marketing/economics professor of mine once told me that things only have to be 40% made in the US to be considered "Made in the USA."
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I still have a serious disdain for companies that shipped manufacturing overseas only to bring it back to America when market forces dictated. Fuck them.
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I'm not going to list them all, but there are lots of breweries in the USA.
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Spyderco? The ones I have all say Japan. View Quote Spyderco knives will be.. Golden colorada USA Seki city japan China Taiwan Italy Maybe more but I know those The Japan made and US made ones are the ones I buy. Japan depending on age will be AUS, VG10 or H1 blades USA depending on age will be stainless or S30V. Some Taiwan ones are high quality steel and I believe most china ones are cheaper steel. They also make other high end blade steel but I just listed the more common ones |
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I still have a serious disdain for companies that shipped manufacturing overseas only to bring it back to America when market forces dictated. Fuck them. View Quote So you dislike capitalism then? Don't blame the companies, blame the regulations and costs which drove them overseas. |
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So you dislike capitalism then? Don't blame the companies, blame the regulations and costs which drove them overseas. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I still have a serious disdain for companies that shipped manufacturing overseas only to bring it back to America when market forces dictated. Fuck them. So you dislike capitalism then? Don't blame the companies, blame the regulations and costs which drove them overseas. Thinking is for faggots. |
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Personally, I hold out for the quality only a "Made in Pakistan" label can ensure.
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I still have a serious disdain for companies that shipped manufacturing overseas only to bring it back to America when market forces dictated. Fuck them. So you dislike capitalism then? Don't blame the companies, blame the regulations and costs which drove them overseas. Thinking is for faggots. I'm not a faggot, I'm just European. |
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I still have a serious disdain for companies that shipped manufacturing overseas only to bring it back to America when market forces dictated. Fuck them. So you dislike capitalism then? Don't blame the companies, blame the regulations and costs which drove them overseas. Thinking is for faggots. I'm not a faggot, I'm just European. Same |
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I still have a serious disdain for companies that shipped manufacturing overseas only to bring it back to America when market forces dictated. Fuck them. So you dislike capitalism then? Don't blame the companies, blame the regulations and costs which drove them overseas. Thinking is for faggots. I'm not a faggot, I'm just European. Same |
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