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Levi's jeans not made in the USA -- isn't this just wrong?

Shorty Long

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When a company becomes more about selling a brand name or an image, you can usually kiss domestic production goodbye. The thing is, if our economy gets any worse you might see some of these companies returning home to produce their goods (but don't hold your breath). Check this site out if you're interested in US-produced goods. www.stillmadeinusa.com
 

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American companies that forget where their roots are, have just fallen to greed. Someone in a suit and tie became a hero by coming up with a great idea to make big profits by making products cheaper. He has probably forgotten that this country was built by middle class working families (which have become less and less) Funny thing is price of the products has not really fallen to reflect this savings, and we still pay. Until the consumer takes a stand big business will not listen. Either way we pay for this trend, pay a few extra dollars for a pair of jeans or a pair of boots or pay it in taxes to support people who have lost their jobs to this mentality.
Its a vicious circle though, need to stretch a buck so that $15 pair of jeans at walmart look real good. I hope it's almost time that Americans start realizing that its time to take care of ourselves. REALITY CHECK CHINAS KICKING OUR ASS with our own money. Look where all the massive construction jobs are taking place CHINA. WAKE UP ina couple generations well be making products for china. Hopefully something will change, but it will only happen with the help of everyone.
 

ullpaethrwa

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funny story, went to a super premium clothing outfitter where you would think your paying for quality (Orvis). Saw a beautiful leather jacket $750 guess where its made CHINA. NOT TO MUCH MARKUP ON THAT. If Im going to buy a china leather i want to pay $100
 

burgerkong

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funny story, went to a super premium clothing outfitter where you would think your paying for quality (Orvis). Saw a beautiful leather jacket $750 guess where its made CHINA. NOT TO MUCH MARKUP ON THAT. If Im going to buy a china leather i want to pay $100

I don't quite agree with that view, quality of Chinese products have increased exponentially, and so has cost. I really doubt you can get it for $100 now.
 

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guess the $30 made in china selvedge jeans sold at target everyone here loves is going to piss op off to no end
 

Amalia Sandoval

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I agree, the whole point of Levi is that it started in the US and it's supposed to be mfged in the US. Who even wears Levi's anymore? I might if they brought back all their mfg back to the US! I will never wear it again!
 

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