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Would love to see a 'Made in America' community

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I am a huge fan of mass drop. I have purchased items at prices well below what I could have purchased them for elsewhere. Community sourcing insures quality options at good prices. The system is genius. When possible I try to buy products sourced locally. I am a big supporter of the small business economy since I am an owner of a small business. I feel a community representing products sourced from manufacturers who make their products in the USA would be popular. I would to it as my first place to shop.
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mikeh359
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Oct 28, 2018
Awesome frank3845 made in America is a big thing for me too,just a good shout out for bringing it up.
frank3845
158
Oct 28, 2018
mikeh359Thanks. Nothing from the powers that be though.
Ho1y
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Oct 25, 2018
I can't really think of many things made in usa anymore that have that old school made in the usa quality. I myself like when my clothing says 'Made in Italy'... its really whatever though I've seen quality come out of everywhere past 20 years. I have an amazing hat (my favorite atm) thats made in vietnam. one thing though... if it says 'made in taiwan' i wouldn't expect much.
I'd love to see that, too - I'm a leatherworker and have sold on Massdrop before, and it would be great to be able to easily let people know that my work is made in Seattle :)
Tyler.t
1
Aug 31, 2018
Country of origin tag is something I always end up looking for too..
cledry
79
Jul 27, 2018
I am not patriotic in the least, I do like quality though. Generally if a product is made in the USA, France, England, Germany, Switzerland ... they are top quality items. Usually at a premium price that I am able and willing to spend on. As I look around my house a surprising number of things I own are made in the USA. My home audio amplifier is made in the USA, as is my powered subwoofer, my speakers, my pre-amplifier. Most of my knives are American, but my favourites are French. Most of my clothes are made in the USA, belts, boots etc. I didn't go out of my way due to any patriotism to buy these things because they were made in the USA, instead I purchased them because they are quality items.
Emptyhide
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Jul 2, 2018
I see a lot of stuff on here that has pseudo made in America on it. Like “dyed in America”. I literally don’t care if it’s made in or dyed in or assembled in. It’s not like its a guaran of better quality.
frank3845
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Jun 26, 2018
I love Massdrop and I have found, for the most part, the quality exceeds expectations or the item's low price justifies some quality compromises. I do see made in the USA items offered. Why can't these items be offered via a specific category? I know I would be prompted to look there first.
Omniseed
1972
Jun 26, 2018
Would a specific tag somewhere near the header bar of the item pages work?
cledry
79
Jun 7, 2018
I'm not even American and still prefer to buy American, German or other European quality items. Much of it depends on the item. I like Filson clothing,Red Wing boots, but some things the Germans or French do better, some things the British do better. I prefer to buy less but buy better quality.
All my amps and pre-amps are made in the USA, my speakers and headphones too. Try buying a tablet, phone or camera made in the US though.
Venator_Maximus
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May 31, 2018
+1 for me. Go USA.
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