What Isn't MADE IN CHINA?

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You would be surprised how cheap American made clothes are compared to the overpriced Chinese shit out there.


http://www.stillmadeinusa.com/

 

My Chinese Food. It is cooked here

 

just took a look at my kansas city chiefs coffee mug......made in china

 

My New Balance shoes say made in USA with imported materials.

 

Nikon and Leupold is way way overkill on a .22. I have a redfield and works great crystal clear and tons of eye relief and its at a great price point.

 

JL Audio is made in the USA!

 

Off the top of my head...

All USA made:

Chippewa logger boots
Chippewa/LL Bean engineer boots
Wilderness tactical belts
Filson wallet
Filson medium field bag
Duluth Pack Bushcrafter pack
Duluth Pack Deluxe Book bag
Tactical Tailor 3-day assault pack
TAG Chaos 3-day pack
Bark River Knives
Case knives
Schrade/Uncle Henry knives
Magpul iPhone case
Most of my guns
Most of my ammo
Most gun accessories
Plano hard gun cases
Soft discreet AR15 case
Some of my bath towels
Surefire lights
Rechargable MagLight
Streamlight SL-20X
Some old furniture
Some old kerosene lamps
Some tools

 

The still make " old furniture " in the US ?

 

http://www.thosmoser.com/

Too spendy for me, though.

 

That's new furniture

 

My Pentel mechanical pencils are "made in japan" same as they've always been.

Actually, I think I bought one pack that was stamped "made in china" but the ones after that were marked Japan again.

I favor Goodyears and BF Goodrich for this reason, though I use a lot of Michelin rubber on my cars as well.

Bottom line - don't just wave the flag - take "Pride of Ownership" with you to work, bust your butt, and make the best damn stuff you can. And with that thought, I'm logging off and getting back to work.

 

I see what you did there....

 

... but its cooked by Mexicans. they make better Chinese food than the actual Chinese

 

I studied this theory in college, but the driving force behind China as a manufacturing powerhouse is due mostly to their extreme excess capacity perplexed by government and corporate saving and re-investment. Chinese Corporate savings rate is almost 70%, and most of that goes into increasing capacity at a rate that is self-damaging - over-capacity = over supply which force prices and profit down for manufacturers.

There are many countries we can look at and say, "their costs are way lower than China's now, why arent they the "='New China'?" Examples include Vietnam, Cambodia, India, Philippines. However, none of them have been able to fill those shoes. Why?

It's simple, China has 1.6+ billion people and an overabundance of infrastructure to produce what the entire world wants.

America isnt really China's largest customer anymore. There is Europe, the Mid-East, South America.

Sure you can buy American and still pay almost the same price, but how much supply is out there? Will American Union workers really work everyday of their life from morning to Midnight to cater to the World's demand?

 

That's really the core of the issue. You can be an industrial powerhouse when little annoyances like labor supply, human rights, and OSHA aren't in the equation...

Makes for ample production of wal-mart inventory.

 

berrett .50 Cal sniper rifle. it’s made in Murfreesboro TN! with is about 3h from me.

 

My Subaru is assembled in Japan. Interesting enough, most of the little bits and pieces in the car are made in Japan, too, down to the plastic cap covering the rear liftgate latch mechanism.

 

My wranglers are made in Mexico with US fabric and my K-Products hat is "assembled in the U.S." that's all I got for right now ha

 

Thats no reason to not buy American. And we NEED industry in this country and we are losing more and more every day. If we dont support the industry that is left it will dry up and what will America have then?

Corporate Greed is the #1 reason why jobs are outsourced to China and other countries. Corrupt unions also have a huge part in forcing jobs overseas.

 

The Chinese copy everything...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRReDDrGtCI