"Made in" tags - what's the smallest country you've seen on one of those?

In My Humble Opinion
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You know those tags, when you buy something, that say “Made in” with the country of origin. In the USA (where I live) it is required by law for foreign items to have that tag:

We’ve all seen the ubiquitous “Made in China” tags. But in this thread I’m looking for the smallest country that made an object that you’ve bought recently. For example, in my case, it’s probably Switzerland (#136 on this Wikipedia list): I’ve got some knives and some chocolate from there that I bought in the USA in the past six months.

Name the country and the item. Does anyone have anything with a label indicating “Made in Vatican City”? If so that would be pretty amazing.

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I’d have to say Hong Kong. We have furniture made there. Years ago my dad worked with a banker from Luxembourg on several occasions, and he and his wife would bring us products from there on their visits to us in the U.S.

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Singapore #193 at least. Clothing, maybe a jacket IIRC. I will tear through my stuff at home if you don’t believe me!

Not countries, but US territories show up sometimes, e.g. Guam, NMI. I hear a persistent rumor that they’re allowed to put “Made in USA” but not use US labor laws.

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I had underwear made in Bhutan when I was in college.

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Since Guam is not one of the United States of America, I find that hard to believe.

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Unfortunately it’s not a country.

My dad bought my mum’s engagement ring in Andorra. (Works if you count 45 years ago as recent.)

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way back I remember having things labeled as “Made in Macau” which is like #236 on that list.

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I had a t-shirt that was made in the Marshall Islands #221.

I bought several items when I was in Vatican City a few years ago, but they all said, “Made in Italy” on them.

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I used to own a sportscoat which was made in “The Federal Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” according to the label…maybe not the smallest country of all, but the one with the longest name I think.

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[QUOTE=thelurkinghorror]
{snip}. Not countries, but US territories show up sometimes, e.g. Guam, NMI. I hear a persistent rumor that they’re allowed to put “Made in USA” but not use US labor laws.
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This is about the Northern Mariana islands: Moyers on America Citizen's Class.

For years, I’ve told myself I should really look into this but to my shame…well I got distracted.

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Hong Kong is, however, on the list Arnold linked to, and is considered a sovereign city-state like Singapore and Vatican City. Close enough I’d say.

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I’ve had Macau and Singapore.

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Lots of Neutrik audio connectors are stamped Made in Liechtenstein.

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I was on a bus today, and noticed that the window glass was stamped “Made in Finland”. (The bus was a Van Hool, made in, I believe, Belgium.)

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On every one of my Curta calculators it says “Made in Liechtenstein”

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I’ve got some sandals and a coconut fibre hat that are made in Seychelles (#201, and the smallest country in Africa)

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Macao

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I’ve had several pieces of clothing made in the Federated States of Micronesia, which has “micro” in the name and should count for something.

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Another vote for Macau at #236.

If we were going by population, I would probably win with the Falkland Islands at #234

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I’ve had several articles of clothing made in Sri Lanka, which is #123 on the Wiki list. Also I think Qatar, which is #165.