In fact, it feels good to give someone my money who is busting their arse to try an make a living. Top waterfowl camo patterns of 2020!

This is why they’re the best choice for outerwear or hard shells a.k.a. The "it's only pennies on the dollar" argument doesn't ring true. If we were talking about cheaper tier or at least reasonably priced products then you have a case, but I have not seen any dip in the price of Sitka gear. The same can be said for the farming industry. The main drawback here…I don’t really think their rain or late season gear is as great as other brands’ offers. 17.5 micron merino wool + 37.5 micron gentle nylon fibers, what a combination. I can almost guarrantee you can buy Sitka knockoffs in China for pennies on the dollar. I love seeing "made in US" threads debated on imported computers and phones. As I mentioned, one of the fundamental things you should remember is that no one forces you to stick to only one brand for your hunting gear. Here in another tidbit. Outdoor Fun . Only 11 left in stock - order soon. So every factory in China lacks quality control and produces cheap quality versus American made??? actually, it is the other way around. My Red Wings were made in China. My main problem with paying top dollar for Chinese-made goods is it's 1) supporting a totalitarian government, and 2)trade deficit. If it is made in China, I expect to pay less too, simply because of manufacturing cost. Plus they are absolutely corrupt when it comes to patent, trademark, etc. Sitka gear will prove to be a bit too heavy for early season and you don’t need to splurge on their stuff in such cases. £29.95. $25 bucks a year and 40% of Sitka and a bunch of other outdoor brands. "So, don't worry. The Chinese are just saving Sitka money, not charging you money! If they ever had a BOGO or 50% off sale I’d back up the truck. The Stratus and Fanatic line use OptiFade camo patterns to blend in and are extremely silent. .

It's Sitka (design and marketing) + retailers (retail markup of 100%) that are taking YOUR money.

Durability, function, and price, all come into play when you need it, junk is junk, period. However, with the high cost of shipping some products (furniture for example) is moving back into the US. I work too hard for my money to spend it unwisely on inferior product or over priced products. its the way of the world so sad many start there products in the USA hook us then farm out to overseas markets !!! Most of your money went to an American, just not one of the people who made the garment. If you or a spouse work for the government at all including local government, teachers, etc. Far superior to the sewing/production facilities and machines in the U.S. i agree there are some high-quality goods coming from across the pond,but i for one-especially in the last several years, will not shoot,wear,or otherwise use something that was not made on our own soil.-sitka gear is clearly some of the best gear out there,but not for me.-my rifle and shotgun cabinet has suffered the most,but at least its meager contents today was made right here. Don’t expect to move without making some noise.). Are there any american made garments that are high quality and custom made? share. Plus wages/benefits for US workers in many manufacturing industries has dropped significantly. any stuff Kryptek or First Lite can even dream to offer. It is what it is. But we are going to put our foot down and not clothes made over there. If you want in-depth reviews, just scroll down!

However, for early season hunting or casual hanging out, this hoodie is a total bargain.

This also depends on your body type, endurance and personal preferences, though. First Lite merino is like angels kissing your skin, seriously.

Manzella Men's Hunter Gloves 4.4 out of 5 stars 8. Their merino wool is simply amazing. It does however confirm that these products are overpriced. So I paid big money for a sitka fanatic vest and a sitka ball cap. Makes sense to me????? $79.00 #31. hahahahaha, carry on girls carry on.

4.0 out of 5 stars 571. buy foreign made stuff and complain about the US economy... make sense... News flash...the US textile industry pretty much shut down a long, long time ago because it could not remain price competitive with imports. No, but when you pay above average market pricing for the "best" you don't expect it to be made in China.

These compression socks are also great, as is the Chama Qz I mentioned before. are more accessible. Chinese factories are capable of producing anything from junk to the best products available anywhere. While some of their gear leans on the heavy side, their Stalker camo hunting pants are surprisingly light.

In fact, it feels good to give someone my money who is busting their arse to try an make a living. Top waterfowl camo patterns of 2020!

This is why they’re the best choice for outerwear or hard shells a.k.a. The "it's only pennies on the dollar" argument doesn't ring true. If we were talking about cheaper tier or at least reasonably priced products then you have a case, but I have not seen any dip in the price of Sitka gear. The same can be said for the farming industry. The main drawback here…I don’t really think their rain or late season gear is as great as other brands’ offers. 17.5 micron merino wool + 37.5 micron gentle nylon fibers, what a combination. I can almost guarrantee you can buy Sitka knockoffs in China for pennies on the dollar. I love seeing "made in US" threads debated on imported computers and phones. As I mentioned, one of the fundamental things you should remember is that no one forces you to stick to only one brand for your hunting gear. Here in another tidbit. Outdoor Fun . Only 11 left in stock - order soon. So every factory in China lacks quality control and produces cheap quality versus American made??? actually, it is the other way around. My Red Wings were made in China. My main problem with paying top dollar for Chinese-made goods is it's 1) supporting a totalitarian government, and 2)trade deficit. If it is made in China, I expect to pay less too, simply because of manufacturing cost. Plus they are absolutely corrupt when it comes to patent, trademark, etc. Sitka gear will prove to be a bit too heavy for early season and you don’t need to splurge on their stuff in such cases. £29.95. $25 bucks a year and 40% of Sitka and a bunch of other outdoor brands. "So, don't worry. The Chinese are just saving Sitka money, not charging you money! If they ever had a BOGO or 50% off sale I’d back up the truck. The Stratus and Fanatic line use OptiFade camo patterns to blend in and are extremely silent. .

It's Sitka (design and marketing) + retailers (retail markup of 100%) that are taking YOUR money.

Durability, function, and price, all come into play when you need it, junk is junk, period. However, with the high cost of shipping some products (furniture for example) is moving back into the US. I work too hard for my money to spend it unwisely on inferior product or over priced products. its the way of the world so sad many start there products in the USA hook us then farm out to overseas markets !!! Most of your money went to an American, just not one of the people who made the garment. If you or a spouse work for the government at all including local government, teachers, etc. Far superior to the sewing/production facilities and machines in the U.S. i agree there are some high-quality goods coming from across the pond,but i for one-especially in the last several years, will not shoot,wear,or otherwise use something that was not made on our own soil.-sitka gear is clearly some of the best gear out there,but not for me.-my rifle and shotgun cabinet has suffered the most,but at least its meager contents today was made right here. Don’t expect to move without making some noise.). Are there any american made garments that are high quality and custom made? share. Plus wages/benefits for US workers in many manufacturing industries has dropped significantly. any stuff Kryptek or First Lite can even dream to offer. It is what it is. But we are going to put our foot down and not clothes made over there. If you want in-depth reviews, just scroll down!

However, for early season hunting or casual hanging out, this hoodie is a total bargain.

This also depends on your body type, endurance and personal preferences, though. First Lite merino is like angels kissing your skin, seriously.

Manzella Men's Hunter Gloves 4.4 out of 5 stars 8. Their merino wool is simply amazing. It does however confirm that these products are overpriced. So I paid big money for a sitka fanatic vest and a sitka ball cap. Makes sense to me????? $79.00 #31. hahahahaha, carry on girls carry on.

4.0 out of 5 stars 571. buy foreign made stuff and complain about the US economy... make sense... News flash...the US textile industry pretty much shut down a long, long time ago because it could not remain price competitive with imports. No, but when you pay above average market pricing for the "best" you don't expect it to be made in China.

These compression socks are also great, as is the Chama Qz I mentioned before. are more accessible. Chinese factories are capable of producing anything from junk to the best products available anywhere. While some of their gear leans on the heavy side, their Stalker camo hunting pants are surprisingly light.

In fact, it feels good to give someone my money who is busting their arse to try an make a living. Top waterfowl camo patterns of 2020!

This is why they’re the best choice for outerwear or hard shells a.k.a. The "it's only pennies on the dollar" argument doesn't ring true. If we were talking about cheaper tier or at least reasonably priced products then you have a case, but I have not seen any dip in the price of Sitka gear. The same can be said for the farming industry. The main drawback here…I don’t really think their rain or late season gear is as great as other brands’ offers. 17.5 micron merino wool + 37.5 micron gentle nylon fibers, what a combination. I can almost guarrantee you can buy Sitka knockoffs in China for pennies on the dollar. I love seeing "made in US" threads debated on imported computers and phones. As I mentioned, one of the fundamental things you should remember is that no one forces you to stick to only one brand for your hunting gear. Here in another tidbit. Outdoor Fun . Only 11 left in stock - order soon. So every factory in China lacks quality control and produces cheap quality versus American made??? actually, it is the other way around. My Red Wings were made in China. My main problem with paying top dollar for Chinese-made goods is it's 1) supporting a totalitarian government, and 2)trade deficit. If it is made in China, I expect to pay less too, simply because of manufacturing cost. Plus they are absolutely corrupt when it comes to patent, trademark, etc. Sitka gear will prove to be a bit too heavy for early season and you don’t need to splurge on their stuff in such cases. £29.95. $25 bucks a year and 40% of Sitka and a bunch of other outdoor brands. "So, don't worry. The Chinese are just saving Sitka money, not charging you money! If they ever had a BOGO or 50% off sale I’d back up the truck. The Stratus and Fanatic line use OptiFade camo patterns to blend in and are extremely silent. .

It's Sitka (design and marketing) + retailers (retail markup of 100%) that are taking YOUR money.

Durability, function, and price, all come into play when you need it, junk is junk, period. However, with the high cost of shipping some products (furniture for example) is moving back into the US. I work too hard for my money to spend it unwisely on inferior product or over priced products. its the way of the world so sad many start there products in the USA hook us then farm out to overseas markets !!! Most of your money went to an American, just not one of the people who made the garment. If you or a spouse work for the government at all including local government, teachers, etc. Far superior to the sewing/production facilities and machines in the U.S. i agree there are some high-quality goods coming from across the pond,but i for one-especially in the last several years, will not shoot,wear,or otherwise use something that was not made on our own soil.-sitka gear is clearly some of the best gear out there,but not for me.-my rifle and shotgun cabinet has suffered the most,but at least its meager contents today was made right here. Don’t expect to move without making some noise.). Are there any american made garments that are high quality and custom made? share. Plus wages/benefits for US workers in many manufacturing industries has dropped significantly. any stuff Kryptek or First Lite can even dream to offer. It is what it is. But we are going to put our foot down and not clothes made over there. If you want in-depth reviews, just scroll down!

However, for early season hunting or casual hanging out, this hoodie is a total bargain.

This also depends on your body type, endurance and personal preferences, though. First Lite merino is like angels kissing your skin, seriously.

Manzella Men's Hunter Gloves 4.4 out of 5 stars 8. Their merino wool is simply amazing. It does however confirm that these products are overpriced. So I paid big money for a sitka fanatic vest and a sitka ball cap. Makes sense to me????? $79.00 #31. hahahahaha, carry on girls carry on.

4.0 out of 5 stars 571. buy foreign made stuff and complain about the US economy... make sense... News flash...the US textile industry pretty much shut down a long, long time ago because it could not remain price competitive with imports. No, but when you pay above average market pricing for the "best" you don't expect it to be made in China.

These compression socks are also great, as is the Chama Qz I mentioned before. are more accessible. Chinese factories are capable of producing anything from junk to the best products available anywhere. While some of their gear leans on the heavy side, their Stalker camo hunting pants are surprisingly light.

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