Dior and Armani Handbags Being Made by Exploited Workers

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by Locke

I went through this nonsense with 'Manitoba Mukluks' with my wife and daughters.

"Oh! They're Canadian Made!!!"

It says right here on the tag that they're manufactured in Vietnam.

Perhaps provincially too, but at least on the national level, we should follow the Swiss where they require a significant use of production/materials to come from that country for anything that uses the red/white cross flag and name in their branding. We're not quite at the same level as the Swiss when it comes to quality manufacturing, but the Canadian flag/maple leaf is is a fairly well known brand too, and we should look to protect and elevate it. I'm typically not for protectionism, but when you're a little country like us I think it's better to aim for quality, not mass production.

[Table 5]

nm, double post.

[D as in David]

Originally Posted by Jason14h

Where did people think these bags were made ?

Santa's workshop during the off-season.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Table 5

Perhaps provincially too, but at least on the national level, we should follow the Swiss where they require a significant use of production/materials to come from that country for anything that uses the red/white cross flag and name in their branding. We're not quite at the same level as the Swiss when it comes to quality manufacturing, but the Canadian flag/maple leaf is is a fairly well known brand too, and we should look to protect and elevate it. I'm typically not for protectionism, but when you're a little country like us I think it's better to aim for quality, not mass production.

If I recall Toblerone isn't able to put the Matterhorn on their product anymore because of this.

I'm sure I heard that.

[cam_calderon]

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