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In our last survey we asked you to vote on the new usa made items you would like us to carry! Since then, we have taken your votes into account and have some upcoming new items in the works! In this survey your voice will be heard once again as we are looking for your preference when it comes to the shade of blue denim in your jeans or shorts! Please vote and have your voice heard in being a part of what we do at the All American Clothing Co!
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So with that being said,
Thank you!
Logan
All American Clothing Co.
17 Responses
gracetracer
February 09, 2021
Lawson!
Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, I am very much still your supporter and fan. I just wish I could live all the time in jeans and polos and Ts.
I am still looking for is dress shirts, however. Someone at your site directed me to another web site where I found I could purchase U. S. made dress shirts and I would only need to take out a second mortgage on my house: $160.00-$190.00 for one shirt!? Seriously? If that is the only option other than clothes from China it is obvious why almost no one makes dress shirts in the U. S. and why we import them all from China. If that is our choice we have lost this battle and maybe the war.
And what about casual brushed cotton tartan plaid shirts? I have eight of them which I have worn all fall/winter after work and on weekends. They are all falling apart after 15-18 years of wear. This Christmas my wife, knowing my situation, bought me one plaid shirt from L.L.Bean. It was made in El Salvador but I have no idea under what conditions. The Bean catalog just says “imported” in tiny letters in each item discription and they will not even admit — I have corresponded with their “customer relations” propagandist several times this winter — where they get them except where they must, on the label. Land’s End, the same thing.
Some of us are committed to buying U. S. clothing but that has to mean we can find reasonably priced U.S.-made clothing. Most of us do not have money to burn. (Do you know of the blog, “onehandclapping”? The author is a young Christian woman named Julie Clawson who lives in Texas. She has written two books, the first of which was, “Everyday Justice; The Global Impact of Our Daily Choices.” Her work has changed the minds and lives of a lot of people, including me. Her audience needs what you make and sell. Like me, most of the people who read her do not have a lot of money but we care passionately about justice for all people in God’s good creation. We do not want to buy sweat-shop clothes any more!)
CBS Sunday Morning did a thing yesterday on Jeans (you probably saw it or someone there did). This fool is making jeans, one at a time, on ancient equipment and selling them for nearly $400.00 a pop. I know you do already do far better than that; I was wearing a fabulous, reasonably-priced pair of All American Clothing jeans yesterday and they did not cost me the equivalent of a car payment.
Surely someone can similarly re-engineer the manufacture of dress and casual (not just polo and T) shirts!
According to a survey on yesterday’s Sunday Morning, 42% of people wear jeans to work “all the time.” But the next largest group said they wear jeans to work “never.” That was 32% if I remember it correctly. That is me and it is your next market niche: shirts and pants — you already have some pants, I know, as I am wearing your famous black slacks this very moment — for us who can’t wear jeans to work. I hope you can fill this niche soon and before anyone else does and before I am naked!
Running out of old, unjust clothes, I very much remain your fan, Lawson!
Blessings on your work!
Peace and grace,
Trace James