>>10551139This is true in the case of Saddleback Leathers, where their stuff is made in a Mexican workshop . . . in Mexico. Their label their products as being made in "Old Texas", referring to 19th century Tex-Mex history. I'm certain that their workshop is humane, and that the workers are skilled, but I'd rather get products that are made in Murcan soil.
But remember:
It doesn't matter if the product is made by white, brown, or yellow hands. What does matter is if those hands are skilled in their craft, and that they received more than enough training to excel at it. This is never the case in sweatshop environment.
