Re:Coronavirus has disrupted supply chains for nearly 75% of...
by heymijo on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @04:00PM
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I'm not sure those are comparable.
Comparing almost boutique level jeans made in the U.S. with mass produced Levi's made elsewhere doesn't help us determine price differences in off-shoring vs. manufacturing in the U.S.
I think what we would need to know is how much would a pair of Levi's cost if all of them were produced in the United States.
Comparing almost boutique level jeans made in the U.S. with mass produced Levi's made elsewhere doesn't help us determine price differences in off-shoring vs. manufacturing in the U.S.
I think what we would need to know is how much would a pair of Levi's cost if all of them were produced in the United States.
tl;dr: What is, isn't necessarily what could be.