Double H boots are also very well made and comfortable. Made in the U.S.A. :flag:
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Double H are good boots, however I do not think everyone one of the boots that has Double H name on them are made in the USA. In fact on their web site under products, they have a selection that specificalls states Made in the USA, however that is only for some of their selection, so the question is the other styles that are not listed under the Product Line "Made in the USA" where do they come from.
The same goes for many other other well know American Products, some of the products are made in the USA (usually hihger cost and better quality), but many of a companies other products are not, even though companies will gladly fly Made IN The USA, though not all such products that are made by such companies are truly made here. It is a marketing scheme.
Much like HD with American Icon, yet there is numerous parts on such that are indeed made overseas. The same goes with HD selling many accesories and clothing that is not made in our country including leathers from Pakistan and other such great places. Yet HD is the biggest whore for shouting the Made In USA logo.
Personnal I tend to buy a good made product made in the USA (do not fall for the Made In American line either since that covers NFTA i.e. Mexico-Canada and in some cases anywhere in all of the Americas including South American and Central America). That said, even if a product is made overseas, if it is a USA Company Owned Product, some of the money comes back home, no issue with that. Also even though there is many foriegn owned companies that make good products in the USA, sometimes I would rather buy such since they are helping to put fellow countrymen to work, where many of the American Compaines send the job overseas and the profits do not get spread to the workers or the US workers get shut down while the corporate big wigs and stock holders make all the money of the American Owned label yet very little done for the worker other than the admins, finance and coroporate office people.
By the way, nothing wrong with what ever your hard earned money gets you. Seen on another thread a great deal at Harbor Frieght for some wheel chocks, now I am sure they are not made here-but it is a good deal!
Oh one last item that irks me when companies fly the USA flag, go visit some of their factories inclduing HD and see how many non USA made items such as machinery, tooling. processing, etc are from foriegn owned companies. I guess it is okay to say made in the USA even though no problem to buy say a Hatachii 6 Axis CNC Mill verse a Hass or Bridgeport, screw supporting the rest of the american industrial base, seems to be more there than idea, yet push the Made In The USA lable.