Inspired by my post in another thread. I thought it would be interesting to see where the Dopers’ upperwear is manufactured…so take a peek at the label of the shirt you’re wearing (try not to twist your neck too far!), and I think knowing where you bought it might be a useful point of info too.
I bought my shirt in the US, and it was made in India. Not that unusual, I suppose.
I’m shirtless right now. My shorts were made in Kenya. I hope that helps
Made in Finland…
Not only is it domestic, it’s made right here in town.
I’m not seeing a game here, so I’m going to move it from the Game Room to IMHO.
twicks, whose shirt was made in the USA
LL Bean shirt from Sri Lanka
Purchased in Canada, made in Indonesia.
Made in Pakistan, bought in Canada.
This would have been an interesting poll. My shirt was assembled in Mexico from U.S. components.
Made in Vietnam, bought at department store in USA
Made in Honduras, given to me by Apple.
I bought this sturdy Harley t-shirt in San Diego, CA and it was made by Holoubek Studios in Milwaukee, WI.
Made in China, purchased in US.
Royal Robbins shirt, purchased in USA, made in Indonesia.
Honduras (which also happens to be where the cigar I am smoking was made) and purchased at a zombie walk in the US in 2008.
Old Navy pink cotton henly, made in Thailand. Purchased in CA.
Brooklyn, NY for both.
My T-Shirt (“Make Beer not Bombs!”) was made in India and purchased in New Hampshire.
Haiti.
A plain white v-neck tee, purchased from a U.S. department store.
Made in Mexico, purchased in MN.
Made in Sri Lanka, bought in US.
Cool OP. . . I’m not exactly sure why, but the origin of my shirt surprised me.