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I was really polite and told them as a head-up for the future. Wasn't expecting anything since its been over a 1.5 years lol. Also, gave them suggestions about pockets and cuffs. Maybe it will be heard, should have told them about Portugal for you Bentin.

i've also had continued great service from them. luckily i've only had to use CS a handful of times, but each time has gone well.

Just filled out the new survey for the Adventure collection.

No, I dont need any Henlys or waxed pants.......or anything on that survey.

Their last 2 "collections" have sucked. Commuter and Adventure.

 I'm left wondering the same thing. I did not get the survey, either.

Not that it matters. The only items getting more than 1 star from me are MiUSA.

Seems like they left a lot of folks out, I'll probably be left out going forward since they got a collective six stars for six items outta me.

I had stopped getting them because I did not rate most things very highly either over the 4 or 6 I had received.

The only reason I received this one is because I used a new email address in anticipation of buying this:

www.taylorstitch.com/collections/mens-workshop/products/the-california-in-white-jacquard-dot

Screw that Portuguese shirt.

Ahh.

I could go for a small dose of Euro-trash about now.

i'm wondering if their growth is attributed to the Target collab they did a couple years ago? with this new growth TS was able to hire more employees, but adding more workers could've meant needing to find cost cutting measures, hence the move to made in Portugal. pure speculation of course. I don't buy the argument that they're working with a family run business in Portugal. to me this means it's at the expense of a family run business in America where jobs are kept.

Right.

I posted an article a couple weeks ago about what they are trying to do in the garment industry in NYC.

But the song remains the same, not enough workers currently sewing and not enough people who want to learn.

I think the big irony here, and I buy a decent amount of MIUSA stuff, is that most of the people sewing MIUSA stuff are immigrants.

And that's all I can say about the third rail before Ickels brings the hammer down.

ironic indeed. it's very telling, too, when you look at companies like Roy or W.H. Dungarhees, that have a wait time for their clothing because it's 1 person, or a small handful of people making stuff. Clearly there's a small but growing base of consumers who prefer MiUSA.