February 01, 2018 4 min read 6 Comments
Looking back on 2017, we wanted to thank the people who took the time to search for and purchase our products; supporting American jobs and valuing the quality and craftsmanship that comes with the “Made in the USA” label.
We gathered a list of where we shipped the most All American Clothing products per capita last year and are calling them our “Most All American” locations. Organized by population size, each category includes the top three towns or cities, and some of their own interesting histories and local American makers we should support, too:
Part of the Tampa Bay area, St. Petersburg is nicknamed “Sunshine City” and surrounded by welcoming gulf waters.
Historic Fact: In 1914, the St. Louis Browns held their first spring training in St. Petersburg and helped originate professional baseball’s famous Grapefruit League.
Thank you to the people who are supporting American-made goods and we’ll continue to support other American makers in this industry, too!
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February 09, 2021
“All American” is code for majority white.
February 09, 2021
Wow Bob, way to turn a blog post that had absolutely nothing to do with race into a race issue. Sad… Since you brought it up, you do realize that the United States as a whole IS majority white, right?
So, you can pretty much assume almost ANY city that would have made the list would be majority white. “All American” isn’t code for anything other than PATRIOTISM!
February 09, 2021
I agree wholeheartedly with BN… this is a major problem in America. We keep trying to make ‘race’ a motivational reason for the behavior for many people. Shootings are overwhelmingly directed a Blacks and Hispanics. Folks… OTHER than Native Americans, we are ALL Immigrant Americans. Let’s just focus our reference simply to … ‘Americans’ … please!!!
February 09, 2021
Bob, get over it. This is a blog about clothing and other products MADE IN THE USA. If we ALL bought more USA products the economy would improve, for all of us. Are you against that, too? We enjoy the clothes we buy here. I hope you do as well.
February 09, 2021
[…] Read the entire “Top 12 Most All American Towns and Cities” list here:https://dekkerdevelopment.com/2018/02/01/the-12-most-all-american-towns-cities.html […]
Hazel Senter
February 09, 2021
Now we hear fighting over American made clothing. You can not stop the thought process. I like American made anything.