- Joined
- Mar 8, 2002
- Messages
- 57,617
- Reaction score
- 36,474
My outfit today, from top down, has representatives from most of the UN security council. Well, from a majority, anyway. And then a bunch of little countries.
Engineer's Cap - made in the UK (it says England, to be precise)
W+H hoodie - made in Canada
Engineered Garments jacket and Jutta Neuman bracelet - made in the U.S.A. (both in NYC, actually)
Belt - made in Italy
Kicking Mule jeans - made in Japan
T-shirt, socks, and underwear - made in China
Converse Chuck Taylors - made in Vietnam
Wedding band - made in Hong Kong (custom, so I actually know this)
So, if we consider Hong Kong separate from China, then... 8 countries
A generation ago, everything would probably have come from 1, 2, or 3 countries, maybe 4 (Italy, France, and England, plus the US), if you were a super fashionable guy. These days, if you really don't care, you are probably wearing clothes from 2 or 3 developing countries. Only really fashionable people are probably found wearing clothes from just one industrialized nation, and then rarely, and generally more common among Europeans. I mean, I don't know a single North American guy who buys Versace underwear.
How about you guys?
Engineer's Cap - made in the UK (it says England, to be precise)
W+H hoodie - made in Canada
Engineered Garments jacket and Jutta Neuman bracelet - made in the U.S.A. (both in NYC, actually)
Belt - made in Italy
Kicking Mule jeans - made in Japan
T-shirt, socks, and underwear - made in China
Converse Chuck Taylors - made in Vietnam
Wedding band - made in Hong Kong (custom, so I actually know this)
So, if we consider Hong Kong separate from China, then... 8 countries
How about you guys?