What does "imported" mean?
Posted by David Meshberg on Feb 19th 2018
When it comes to fashion, there is "Made in Italy",
"Made in France", "Made in Germany", "Made in
India", "Made in the USA" (very rare!), "Made in
Mexico, Israel, Spain, and other countries too
numerous to mention, and then there is the
mysterious "imported". If all the other countries
who create and produce fashion put their country
of origin then what's up with this "imported"
place? Well, as most of you know, "imported" is
secret fashion retailer code for "Made in China".
Unfortunately, the retailers realized in the early
days of producing there that the public in general
thought that "Made in China" might be viewed as
synonymous with mass produced, poor quality,
shoddy materials, and put on the shelves just to
make a buck, I guess. Otherwise, why wouldn't
they proudly declare "Made in China" as part
of the item's description? Its a mystery to me.
All I know is that everthing made at David Meshberg
is individually handcrafted in the USA, like the description
says.