The 12 Days of Christmas Sales Event (Jeans etc. Made in the USA)

[Omaha Steve]

I don't have stock or get $ for clicks. I post this as a buy Made in USA reminder: http://www.allamericanclothing.com/

http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=v5jpmobab&v=001750MJEUdJzOuGe7BBkD376hvBmMZQ1W7dmkuZHhgnPyUbWiNcOPmw_mQBRe48gyCyyJdlbBOx_GmwghbuxI_0BHWud6BOcfhfBrbdlL95Io%3D




Each sale is good ONLY on the date indicated and cannot be combined with other offers.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

1. Thanks

[FreakinDJ]

2. Thanks Steve - one more time with the link for Fire Resestent Coats

made in USA

I'm working one the road right now and using a new lap top that does not have the link saved you gave me

[Omaha Steve]

10. I think there is a % off sale code if anyone has it?

http://www.unionlabel.com/flame-resistant-clothing.html

[sam11111]

3. nt

Nt

[Omaha Steve]

7. To qualify as MADE in USA, over 75% must be made here on ANY item

These jeans can prove they are 100% made here.

http://www.allamericanclothing.com/traceability.html

Traceability is all about the truth of where your jeans come from and offers some recognition for the hard working Americans who are involved in making your jeans. We are the first jean company in the world that can trace your jean all the way back to the American farmers who grew the cotton that was used in your jean.

Each jean comes with a �Certificate of Authenticity� that includes a traceability number. Enter the traceability number on our website and we will tell you exactly which farmers and mill were involved in producing your jean!
How Does Traceability Work? Click Here to Learn More!

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvcogSkU5dw&feature=player_embedded

And: Q) How do you accurately trace the process from beginning to end?

A) Bales of cotton are marked with a permanent bale identifier (PBI) as they are ginned and it relates back to the producer�s farm number. This number is retained on the bale until the bale is consumed at the textile mill to produce yarn. The yarn produced at the mill carries the same identification number through the entire process that creates denim fabric. Use of PBI numbers allow us to trace the cotton all the way from the farm, to the gin, to the mill, to All American Clothing and finally into your closet!

Q) Why so many farm locations?

A) Cotton from several fields may be needed in order to consistently produce a specific type of denim. The quality attributes of cotton are affected by climate, soil, seed and producer growing options so each field will provide different quality attributes to the cotton blend. The exact quality of the multiple cottons and the percentage of a specific cotton used is extremely important to the development of various denims. Blending the cotton from many locations allows us to put out identical and consistent runs of the same denim formula. By using permanent bale identifiers to trace the cotton we know exactly how much cotton from each farm was used to produce each run of denim. Every location shown on the traceability map played a part in the denim used to produce the jeans you are wearing. And every location uses USA labor.

[dipsydoodle]

8. Unlike

back in the seventies when some Italian suits were actually made in Yugoslvia - the buttons were sewn on in Italy.

[sam11111]

9. OK well said steve

Keep up the good posts.

Esp labor history

[JNelson6563]

4. thanks for posting this.

[a kennedy]

5. Here's another source for the Made in USA brands....

https://www.saveourcountryfirst.com/AboutUs.aspx and there's this one too: http://www.justiceclothing.com/thereis/justice edit to add info.

[mdmc]

6. thanks for the links

Steve thanks for the OP