Posted by B-maniac on July 15, 2010 at 18:25:14 from (207.241.137.116):
No I don't own stock and am not being paid for this. Please tell everyone you know who is a potential buyer. These people don't advertise and don't have retail outlets. That's how they keep prices low.We need to advertise for them or China will put them out too. WHY would one buy Liberty , Big Mac , Dickeys , Big Smith or any other of these "made in China" brands at TSC or anywhere else??? RoundHouse , Shaunie OK., American Co. since 1890 (or so) built to supply railroad with high quallity bibs etc. These bibs are twice the quallity as any of the ones listed above. Check out their website! I bought 2 pair of bibs from them 2 yrs ago. They are excellent! Triple stiched! Nice heavy but soft denim! NOW HERE'S THE KICKER!! They cost $29.00 a pair delivered to my house! NO TAX and if you buy 2 pr NO SHIPPING! The cheapest I found the China JUNK was $29.95 pr and still have to pay tax on top of that!As far as sizing , I just went to TSC and tried on Dickeys and Liberty and ordered same from RoundHouse. They fit perfectly! What more does an American Co. with American workers and a higher quallity and lower priced product have to do to get people to wake up??? They can't use the retail outlets and still keep price competetive. Why arent we helping them out by word of mouth networking? Once they close down that's IT! Then we HAVE to buy the China crap. I urge everyone on here to post on with a product still made in America by Americans that you buy and use. Another USA Co is Cooper Tires! I bought a set 6 mos ago and love them! They are better than any of the Haka%*@# , Chen%&*(( HankU%#$@# junk and a lot cheaper than Goodyear. They are hangin' on by their bootstrings but need help. Why does everyone bellyache about Foriegn junk invasion and loosing industry and jobs BUT turn right around and buy the trash???? Let's see some posts on some good real American products, and spread the word to all those who don't have computers or won't use them. We CAN help!
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