My coworker and I got into a discussion about items crafted in China. I made the comment that I was sure that something that I had on had to be made in China.
I went to the ladies room to investigate.
- Sonoma sweater made in Jordan.
- O'Malley tank from China.
- Bella Crayola shirt from Kenya.
- Warner bra from China.
- Jockey underwear from Costa Rica.
- Gap jeans from the United States.
- Sonoma socks "imported"
- Merrell tennis shoes from China.
Yikes. Have you checked your labels lately?
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When I was teaching I had the same homework assignment the first week of school.
Day one: Look at the label of your shirt and see where it is made.
Day Two: Where are your shoes made?
Day Three: Where is your car made?
Day Four: Where is a piece of electronic equipment in your home made?
Day Five: Find something (ANYTHING!) in your house made in the USA.
We would put push pins in the map where an item was from with a different color representing each assignment. You could begin to see a theme or sorts emerge.
It was fascinating and rather sad all at the same time.
Day 1: Pajama top made in Taiwan
Day 2: No shoes on. My Sorel slippers are made in China.
Day 3: Both are Toyota and have Made in Japan plates in the door jams.
Day 4: The computer was assembled in China.
Day 5: On a quick thought and since I am in the bedroom, the bedroom furniture we purchased was made in America-- about an hour south of here!
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