What Does Made In Mean
The label “made in Italy”or made anywhere else in the worldonly refers to an item’s last stop on what is typically a global journey. In the case of clothing, the words “made in” describe the place where a garment is knit or sewn.
Consider Fine Tencel Jersey, one of our most versatile knits. The Tencel fiber is made from wood thats responsibly harvested in multiple sources around the world. The fiber is made in Austria and the yarn is spun in China. It then goes to Montreal, where it is knit and dyed, and finally to the US, where it is cut, sewn and shipped to our warehouse in Secaucus, New Jersey. From there its trucked to our storesor shipped directly to customers through our website.
As Fine Tencel Jersey shows, in an increasingly global world, “made in” is a snapshot of a product’s supply chain.
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Has Anyone Tried On Eileen Fisher Shoes
I have been looking for boots like these for a long time, to replace my poor quality but useful BC platform booties. They tick all my boxes: 2″ effective heel height, big platform to make me tall, black with black sole, not a wedge.I’m wondering if anyone has tried her shoes though and if they’re comfortable and well-made enough to be worth the price.
There’s also these, which are cool too:
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I have two pairs of Eileen Fisher sandals, and they are my favorites!They’re super comfortable and well made. If the booties are anything like the sandals I can highly recommend them.
Oh Shannon does see them….and LIKES them…A LOT! They are the perfect balance of refined and unrefined IYKWIM. Exactly what I’m looking for.
Let me know if you’re going to give them a try Diana – I would love to hear your review.
Here is the pic of them on legs from the EF site.
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I like these a lot — refined stompiness!
