Made in the USA jeans on SALE!!!

[Omaha Steve]

I don't make a dime off this. I post these to promote MADE in the USA.

http://www.allamericanclothing.com/made-in-usa/SALE.html?utm_source=All+American+Clothing+Newsletter&utm_campaign=76038883b0-8_15_2012&utm_medium=email






Our All American Guarantee

We want you to be happy with your USA made clothing! If you are not 100% satisfied, please return your items within 90 days for a refund or exchange.

Click here to read our full return/exchange policy: http://www.allamericanclothing.com/SARP.html

[MrSlayer]

1. Are they union made as well?

That would make it all the better.

[ornotna]

2. Not sure of the jeans

But the boots are union made. American made Thorogood boots are great, I love mine.

[BeHereNow]

3. Probably made by US federal prison inmates-

Much of what you see whit a "Made in the USA" label is manufactured by the
slave labor force of inmates.
Dig a little deeper.

BHN

[Omaha Steve]

5. Our products are currently made in Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Texas and Wisconsin!

I've been on the DU since 04. I have posted 100's of made in USA items over the years. Instead of being so negative, try reading the vast info about the company on their web pages. Go ahead and dig and report back here.

I've been buying from them for years. This is a great company.

And where are your current jeans made?

OS

About us: http://www.allamericanclothing.com/ABUS.html

Snip.

"Our mission is to support USA families and jobs by producing high-quality clothing in the USA at an affordable price. By keeping our production in the USA we provide jobs and a tax base that supports our communities."

"We care about our country and the people in it; if we were only in it for money we would move our production overseas. We will NOT trade USA jobs for foreign profits..."

http://www.allamericanclothing.com/FAQS.html#4

4) Are your products made in the USA? YES, our products are made in the USA. Our products are currently made in Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Texas and Wisconsin! We meet and exceed all requirements set by the FTC (click here to visit the FTC)

"All American Clothing Co. competes in an industry that is considered to be 97% foreign made. Thus we receive emails on a daily basis asking if we are truly in the top 3% of USA Made apparel manufactures. Patrons constantly question us about raw goods and labor. I certainly cannot fault buyers for asking.... but the truth is we are one of the few that can legally claim to be USA Made. We exceed the Federal Trade Commissions strictest of rules. The backing offered by Made in USA Certified™ consistently helps us to satisfy our patrons that we are being honest, compliant and well within the FTC Act's conditions/rules. USA Made products and jobs are important and Made in USA Certified™ helps us to give comfort to the patrons that they are getting a genuine USA Made product."

~~Lawson Nickol, Co-Founder

[BeHereNow]

9. I don't really wear jeans...I'm a skirt gal.

And the majority of what I buy comes from thrift store or local seamstresses.
I try to only buy local economy and support the many local talented people right here
in my community.
BHN

[Omaha Steve]

10. Common ground

Good for you and the community.

[Omaha Steve]

4. Yes and no, they do pay the prevailing wage, you can trace the cotton from the farm to your jeans

5) Are all your products union made? A Lot of our clothing is Union Made. The Union made products will say "union made..." in the detail section of the product.

USA Traceability

Did you know you can trace our All American Jeans back to the farmer who grew the cotton 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: http://www.allamericanclothing.com/traceability.html

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raceability 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? Please watch the video or Click Here to Learn More: http://www.allamericanclothing.com/traceability.html

[BeHereNow]

6. SO, who exactly makes their products?

http://www.iaprisonind.com/store/c/37-Clothing-Textiles.aspx

I think some research is needed.

BHN

[Omaha Steve]

7. Jeans Made in Ohio Are Affordable and Fashionable (a union site)

Why not call them tomorrow?

Our Address:
All American Clothing Co.
2149 Arcanum-Ithaca Rd
Arcanum, OH 45304 US
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

I still didn't hear where your current brand of jeans are made?

[rustydog]

8. A very good product. I buy their jeans

[nanabugg]

11. Thanks for the link. I will check them out. Hope the material is made here too. nt

[Omaha Steve]

12. Yes it is (see the video)

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

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.