Comments on: American Apparel Made in India/Pakistan/Sri-Lanka http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/ Tech & Design Fri, 16 May 2008 07:54:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Alvito http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-18291 Alvito Wed, 09 Jan 2008 14:35:22 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-18291 It's such a pity that we dont officially get brands like AA in India. I emailed them earlier and they said that they dont ship to India !WTF !!?! PS: I clicked on a Adsense link ... i hope that helps .. in a small way ... Cheers :) It’s such a pity that we dont officially get brands like AA in India. I emailed them earlier and they said that they dont ship to India !WTF !!?!

PS: I clicked on a Adsense link … i hope that helps .. in a small way …

Cheers :)

]]> By: Christina http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-14034 Christina Fri, 30 Nov 2007 22:59:40 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-14034 Threadless cuts the tags off their shirts because that's the whole thing about being "threadless" - lots of people who wear t-shirts dislike the whole tag inside thing because they can be itchy. Also, if I'm not mistaken - if the shirt was actually imported from a supplier that is from another country, Threadless would be obligated to ship the shirts with the tags still intact -- they use AA (and anyone who has ever worn an AA shirt knows that there is a distinct size/fit/feel that is different from other manufacturers - some prefer this, some don't - I personally love AA), so they can cut out the tags without violating any sort of trade thing. Threadless cuts the tags off their shirts because that’s the whole thing about being “threadless” - lots of people who wear t-shirts dislike the whole tag inside thing because they can be itchy. Also, if I’m not mistaken - if the shirt was actually imported from a supplier that is from another country, Threadless would be obligated to ship the shirts with the tags still intact — they use AA (and anyone who has ever worn an AA shirt knows that there is a distinct size/fit/feel that is different from other manufacturers - some prefer this, some don’t - I personally love AA), so they can cut out the tags without violating any sort of trade thing.

]]> By: helen http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-12341 helen Fri, 23 Nov 2007 18:39:56 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-12341 the threadless t-shirts are aa, i think most people can tell when you compare the two the threadless t-shirts are aa, i think most people can tell when you compare the two

]]> By: Caught Clothing http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-11794 Caught Clothing Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:26:25 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-11794 "profit and ethics, I don’t think snipping off the label is the right thing to do." I agree. I think that hiding the fact is worse, “profit and ethics, I don’t think snipping off the label is the right thing to do.”

I agree. I think that hiding the fact is worse,

]]> By: Arpit Jacob http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-10482 Arpit Jacob Fri, 16 Nov 2007 04:31:20 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/american-apparel-made-in-indiapakistansri-lanka/#comment-10482 emily » Companies need to balance profit and ethics, I don't think snipping off the label is the right thing to do. Plus what makes you sure they are aren't using a t-shirt directly from an Asian country like DBH. emily » Companies need to balance profit and ethics, I don’t think snipping off the label is the right thing to do. Plus what makes you sure they are aren’t using a t-shirt directly from an Asian country like DBH.

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