Why Buying American is Smart:

 

America would not be the land of opportunity without American Manufacturing:

This country was built based on the ideals of buying American through the American manufacturing that took place during the days of the Industrial Revolution. This made our country an economic powerhouse and a land of opportunity. Every American citizen could find a job that supported their family and promised the American dream.  American manufacturing has been going away in recent years on account of business owners wanting to make an extra dollar in sending their efforts overseas throughout the years. This is threatening the ‘American dream’

Buying American Creates Jobs, Period.

If every American cared enough to purchase one USA Made garment per year, the impact would be $9 billion in profits. That creates an amazing amount of jobs for USA citizens.

American Manufacturing Creates Secondary Jobs.

For example, if All American Clothing Co. manufactures blue jeans we supply jobs to Americans to sew patches, pack and ship products, market them, etc. There are also manufacturing companies that create our materials like our denim, thread, buttons, zippers, etc.  These companies supply American jobs as well. In essence, American Manufacturers not only create jobs for their own companies, but for other American companies.

American Made products are made with better quality and are built to last longer than foreign made products:

In the short span of things, it makes sense to buy a cheaper foreign made product. But in the long run, it makes even more sense to buy American.

For example, when you buy a pair of foreign made jeans for $20, they may only last a year so you have to buy another pair each year. A pair of All American jeans at around $50 will last you at least 3 years. If you do the math over 3 years—it makes sense to buy American.  It is an investment worth making. You will also feel great and have the satisfaction of wearing a comfortable, quality, job creating pair of jeans made in USA.

Conclusion:

It’s smart to ‘buy American’ because American manufacturing is what made our nation the land of opportunity. It creates jobs so our citizens can enjoy the American dream. Without jobs, Americans would not be able to buy that first home or take the family on that ‘memorable’ vacation. Losing the American manufacturing base will not only continue to result in federal budget deficits, but it will result in the decline of the American lifestyle for our citizens. ‘Buying American’ will help ensure that American citizens can enjoy the American dream for generations to come so that our children and our grandchildren can have the same American dream that we once had.

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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Songs I Love working to at All American Clothing Co:

The following list of songs makes me feel great about working at All American Clothing Co. They are all patriotic or about blue jeans (go figure right?) I hope you enjoy these songs yourselves! Please feel free to share your favorite songs to work to, or even better support ‘American Made’ to!

Made in America by Toby Keith

I was super excited when Toby Keith released this song. It really touches on the hard work and passion it takes to be a ‘Made in America’ supporter like Toby`s old man in this song– “My old man’s that old man, spent his life livin’ off the land, dirty hands, and a clean soul. It breaks his heart seein’ foreign cars, filled with fuel that isn’t ours and wearin’ cotton he didn’t grow. He’s got the red, white, and blue flyin’ high on the farm, ‘Semper Fi’ tattooed on his left arm, spends a little more at the store for a tag in the back that says U.S.A. ” –Toby Keith

Barefoot Blue Jean Night by Jake Owen:

Another one of my favorites. This song reminds me of the many fun times spent with family and friends on the lake joking, laughing, and carrying on like a bunch of kids. I typically wear swimming trunks in the water(go figure, right?), but during the night with the campfire on the beach, it`s a barefoot blue jean night while wearing my USA Made Jeans from All American Clothing Co! “Never gonna grow up. Never gonna slow down. We were shinin’ like lighters in the dark in the middle of a rock show. We were doin’ it right. We were comin’ alive. Yeah, caught up in a Southern summer, barefoot, blue jean night”–Jake Owen

Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen

Just as Mr. Springsteen tells his story of being “Born in the USA,” we are still writing ours each and every day as individuals and as an American Made clothing company. I love it when this song comes on the radio at work because every single item we carry was ‘Born in the USA.’ I might have a little fun with this song as I mix up some of the words before Mr. Springsteen kicks in the chorus.

I hope you enjoy these songs as much as I do next time you support American Made, or while wearing your USA Made blue jeans next time you have a fun, eventful evening. Please feel free to share your favorite songs in our comment section!

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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All American Gifts Mom Will Love:

Ladies Phoenix Jean:

Our designer style Ladies Phoenix is perfect for a night out. Take mom out for dinner, a movie, and dancing in this hip American Made style jean.

 

Ladies Jean 601:

Perfect for the busy working mom. Mom will enjoy an array of activities in the 601 jean from gardening to landscaping. This style is perfect for work or play!

Ladies Fleece Capri:

Our newest Ladies item will have mom relaxing in the comfort of our Capri`s. She can enjoy a book in the comfort of her home or garden while wearing this new USA Made item!

 

If you are not sure on sizing, moms always enjoy gift cards! Afterall, a gift card is an excuse to go shopping!

Happy Mother`s Day to All Moms!

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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$15,685,930,624,859.93

Can anyone tell me what this number means?

If you answered the U.S. National debt then you are correct. To be exact, this is the national debt as of today at 11:00 AM.

When you think about the estimated population of the United States being 312,722,325 and apply some math, each American citizen`s share of this debt is $50,159.29.

Also, the national debt has continued to increase an average of $3.97 billion per day since September 28, 2007!

Are you concerned? Would you like to do something about it?

Then ‘buy American!’ If every American cared enough to buy one USA Made garment a year the impact would be $9 billion. Not enough when you think the national debt is increasing on average at $3.97 billion per day, but $9 billion a year will count towards the creation of many American jobs for our future generations!

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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A Special Visit from the USA 30 Day Journey:

Josh Miller and the USA 30 Day Journey crew stopped in for a visit today. Along with his crew, Josh is on a journey to find out if ‘American Made’ means anything anymore. On his journey he will attempt to live off of only USA Made items for 3o straight days! Do you think Josh can do it? For more information and live updates on Josh and the USA 30 Day Journey check out their website at http://www.usa30days.com/ .  You can also follow Josh and his crew on twitter @USA30DAYS.  Here is a behind the scenes picture of Josh Miller`s interview with All American owner Lawson Nickol!

From everyone at the All American Clothing Co. we would like to commend Josh and the USA 30 Day crew for their efforts and wish them the best of luck throughout the rest of their journey!

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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All American Clothing Co. Featuring ‘Traceability’ Technology

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Traceability tells you what cotton fields in the U.S. your jeans were grown.

Traceability is all about the ‘truth and proof’ of where your jeans come from in the United States. It is designed to track authenticity in every process involved in manufacturing your jeans from a farmer`s cotton field to the consumer`s closet. Traceability also offers some recognition for hard working Americans like the men and women in cut and sew facilities who are involved in sewing your jeans together.

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New Boots!

We are now featuring new boots on our website!  Our new boots come in a variety of shapes and styles— featuring different colors, designs, and steel toes that get the job done in the fashion you desire.  Try them on with a pair of our finest American Made jeans today!  You will feel great knowing you are not only wearing  a pair of boots that creates American jobs,  but you will also be wearing a pair of boots that gets the job done the American way!

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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Made In USA: 2 to 3 Million Jobs Could Be Added to Economy by 2020

The following excerpt is from an article written by TJ McCue about the possible addition of 2-3 million jobs by 2020…

“The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) predicts that improved U.S. competitiveness and rising costs in China will put the U.S. in a strong position to add 2 million to 3 million jobs in a range of industries and an estimated $100 billion in annual output by the end of the decade.

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Moments after posting about The Economist‘s new special report on The Third Industrial Age, I discovered this survey from BCG. Decision makers at 106 companies across a broad range of industries responded to questions about rethinking where they manufacture goods: 37 percent said they plan to reshore manufacturing operations or are “actively considering” it and 48 percent said the same at companies with $10 billion or more in revenues.

Naturally, you can guess the top reason why: Labor costs. I would also guess that shipping/transportation costs are a huge factor. Other top factors or reasons they would bring work back to the USA include:

  • 41 percent: Product quality
  • 29 percent: Ease of doing business
  • 28 percent: Proximity to customers
  • 92 percent said they believe that labor costs in China “will continue to escalate”
  • 70 percent agreed that “sourcing in China is more costly than it looks on paper”

Made in America is a patriotic phrase and one that sparks lots of conversation, but this survey finding doesn’t point to a mass exodus of US manufacturers from China. Certain products that can be made and sold more efficiently here should be made here. The report argues that the economics of making things here is shifting back to the US for goods we import and products we create and export. BCG sees this trend accelerating in just three short years, around 2015.”  –TJ McCue

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My question for everyone is… Do you think 2-3 million jobs that could be added by 2020 will be enough in an eight year span?

Just think that in one year that $9 billion in profit will be achieved if every American cared enough to purchase one USA Made garment in one year!

Open for thoughts…

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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Your Voice Heard Right Here!

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.

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Check out our new Shorts!

Check out our new styles of All American Cargo Shorts! New styles are Available in Brown and Blue! We also have khaki, olive, and camo styles available.

Get ready for summer! Try a pair today!

Logan

All American Clothing Co.

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