Posted on 09/12/2018 8:46:14 PM PDT by chief lee runamok
The chief executives of Nike and Columbia Sportswear, two of the biggest companies in the state, have each written personally to express their opposition to an initiative that would repeal Oregon's sanctuary state law.
(Excerpt) Read more at oregonlive.com ...
KcuF it.
I don’t need Columbia gear either...
Good gosh....now Columbia is on the boycott list, too?
Who’s left? LL Bean?? Anyone?
Screw it. I’m going to buy hand made leather clothes from some cowboy company in Texas.
Columbia®
The Columbia brand is our largest brand, offering performance and casual products, including apparel, footwear, accessories, and equipment. The durability and functionality of our Columbia brand products make them ideal for a wide range of outdoor and active lifestyle activities, serving a broad population of consumers, including skiers, snowboarders, mountain climbers, outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, hunting and fishing enthusiasts, endurance trail runners, golfers and outdoor- inspired consumers.
SOREL®
Acquired in 2000, our SOREL brand primarily offers premium, durable and design-driven footwear products to a market of fashion forward and brand savvy female consumers. The SOREL brand also offers a collection of premium men’s and youth utility footwear.
Mountain Hardwear®
Acquired in 2003, the Mountain Hardwear brand, headquartered in Richmond, California, offers premium apparel, accessories and equipment primarily for the high performance needs of mountaineering enthusiasts and other outdoor athletes, as well as for consumers who are inspired by the outdoor lifestyle.
prAna®
Acquired in 2014, the prAna brand, headquartered in Carlsbad, California, offers stylish and versatile active lifestyle apparel and accessories designed and manufactured with an emphasis on sustainable materials and processes. Our prAna brand apparel products focus on consumers whose active lifestyles include activities such as rock climbing, yoga, outdoor watersports, hiking, and adventure travel.
Other Brands
The OutDry® brand, acquired in 2010, holds various patents pertaining to processes for manufacturing waterproof and breathable apparel, footwear, accessories, and equipment. We have incorporated the OutDry technology in select Columbia, Mountain Hardwear and SOREL products, and also license the technology to third parties.
The Pacific Trail® brand, acquired in 2006, is licensed to third parties across a range of apparel, footwear, accessories, and equipment.
how many reasons tossup them down with a world wide boycott
How appropriate! Both companies are counting on their Girls/Misses/Women lines to bolster their sales. It’s an example of who controls the spenders of a country can usually control the country. Before people of both sexes get upset at me ask yourself one question: If she’s wrong, why do the Feminists and their Allies give millions to companies selling to females of all ages? Or, men who think like women...aka homosexuals. Find a local company and keep them going especially if they are conservative!
Sanctuary repeal? Just Do It.
They don’t want to threaten the cheap labor their exploiting. I’m hoping Trump can get this sanctuary garbage stopped. it’s so utterly illegal on so many levels.
Keep going, asshats, we can get by just fine without your products.
https://www.allseasonsuniforms.com/
Crafted on American soil by the blistered hands of hard working Americans. Your purchase directly affects and impacts the standard of living for the individuals involved in the manufacturing process. The sun baked farmer harvesting cotton. The oil stained machine operator at the mill. Straight to the production line, where sometimes each garment is hand sewn—just for you.
American made clothes aren’t found in your local retail stores. USA made clothing is an endangered industry that needs to be revived and repopulated in all retail settings. In an attempt to bring this industry back home, we at All Seasons have wrangled up the highest quality made in USA clothing manufacturers; all accessible with a click of a button.
USA made clothes don’t necessarily come with the price tag you’d expect. We offer a full line of USA made shirts, t-shirts, pants, shorts, coats, jackets, sweatshirts, coveralls, bib overalls, and even socks—all at an affordable price.
Another suggestion: I couldn’t find shorts that I liked in regular stores. Most didn’t have enough pockets or were made out of synthetic crap, so I started buying miltary BDU shorts. They’re great! Fully adjustable fit, tough as nails (ripstop cotton/poly material) have so many pockets I forget where I put stuff, and cost $25 for an American made product. Example:
https://uspatriottactical.com/bdu-battle-dress-uniform/?&category-id=45&rows=20&start=20
LL Bean is OK
As my Columbia stuff wears out, it will be replaced by other products from other companies. Last week I had a Nike ear wrap, it was cold. Refused to put it on.
Amen!
Translation:
The corrupt demoncrats running Oregon into the ground need voters...Illegal alien voters.
Nike, Columbia, NFL, ….. all useless and will never
see a dime from me.
I’m with President Trump!
One year in prison for CEOs for each illegal found working in their company. Sounds only fair.
Yep. Just takrs a few minutes to find someone that deserves your support.
These leftist-led companies sure know how to drive away customers, like me. Bye, Bye! “Gone in 60 Seconds and never returning”.
Columbia too now ?
Damn :-\
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