Make 2013 the year to support Made in USA!
2013 is the year to buy American! Start today at http://www.allamericanclothing.com
1. Check the tag or label.
This is simple. When shopping, check the tag on the item you are about to purchase to see if it`s made in USA. If you are comparing between two or more items, knowing you will create jobs by selecting one product over another will make your decision easier.
2. Attain groceries from the farmer`s market and check groceries in stores for made in USA label.
If you are like us, many of you are constantly loading up on groceries for your families. If that’s the case, you can enjoy a family meal or two through supporting local farmers markets and searching labels in the grocery store that say made in USA. The American farmer is one of the most dedicated and hardworking people in our country. The saying “If you had a good meal today, thank a farmer” holds a lot of truth to it. We also have a lot of farmers to thank for growing the cotton used in our USA Made jeans! You can thank a farmer today by visiting the farmer`s market!
3. Raise Awareness when shopping with a friend.
Shoppers often go shopping together. This makes an ideal time to raise awareness to a friend or family member. You do not even have to say anything to them while shopping. Just raise awareness in setting an example through your actions. Show a friend how it`s done!
4. Support local business.
Go local and support small businesses!
5. When online shopping, search for Made in USA companies or businesses.
Like us, there are many distributors of Made in USA merchandise online. All you have to do is search ‘Made in USA products’ on a search engine. You may be surprised with the number of companies who, like us are USA Made!
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As a closing remark, we encourage and CHALLENGE you to take these 5 steps towards making a difference. Following these steps can go a long way in creating new jobs. We also CHALLENGE you to support ANY American Made cause throughout 2013. You can make a difference if you have not already.
Start today!
Logan
All American Clothing Co 
Yes, i bought my son’s jeans from you and had better luck than expected searching for made in USA items. The more we stick together and demand on USA products, the more jobs we can help create. Keep it up
How could any of this be better stated? It coludn’t.
I could read a book about this without fidning such real-world approaches!
That’s a smart way of thinknig about it.
I’m really trying to buy made in American/USA clothing but it’s difficult to find! Made in America clothing is mixed in with all clothing. Can the made in America/USA be separated in the stores?
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Sourcing local, state and nationally made products can be difficult. All American Clothing is an excellent example of a company dilligently working to do the search for consumers. A source I like to check is the Tennessee Secretary of State’s website. They spotlight Tennessee businesses: http://tnsos.org/Press/story.php?item=470
I challenged myself to buy all made in the U.S. Christmas presents this year. I bought jeans and shirts for The All American Clothing Company, which made it easy for the gifts for adults. I was surprised to find so many toys made in the U.S. for the tiny ones on my list. The preteen on my list was the hardest to find something for, but I did.
I think we are really starting to make a difference. Has anyone seen the new commercial for doles canned peaches? They say right in the commercial that the peaches are grown in the U.S.A. I don’t think they would if a LOT of people weren’t asking!
That is a neat personal challenge. I’ll try to replicate it.
I want to share this on facebook but I don’t see an option.Any help?
I forgot to click ‘notify me of follow up comments’ so I had to comment to myself and click it this time:-)