I got curious where these stores/brands are from, so made this
I got curious where these stores/brands are from, so made this
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All products made in China unfortunately.
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That's unfair, some are made in India. Must diversify.
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Yep, and I'm not comfortable with promoting fast-fashion brands, as they are not sustainable.
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Direct Alpin, Montane, La Sportiva among others are not.
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Southeast asia, yeah.
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If you really want to represent Europe, you could wear Lidl clothes:
Or just buy Adidas stuff I guess, whatever you prefer.
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What is this based on? A lot of these are HQd and owned by American entities. I understand the intention, but in globalised world starting point of a brand is hardly relevant
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Not just that but many are public companies with shareholders all around the world.
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Gotta look at who owns the companies as well. A German company owned by a Swiss holding company that is 60% owned by BlackRock is still American.
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I find it funny that New Yorker is not murican
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York is not murican also.
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Yep, but it's not called Yorker, right? If it was, it would be funny it's not British.
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Decathlon use forced labour and children in order to increase their margins: https://disclose.ngo/en/article/decathlon-revelations-on-a-champion-of-exploitation
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Wibra and Zeeman, aka Zebra.
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... the label printer company or something else?
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Looks like Footlocker and Claire's are on the boycott list now!
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Anyone know of any bookshops?
I used to use Blackwells but they've bought recently by Waterstones who are owned by American venture capital.
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This is cool, well done. Didn't know intersport is swiss, that feels like it's everywhere.
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Cool!
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