Why US Factories Are Closing at an Astounding Rate.

[@USAiyan9000]

Origin is laying down the roadmap and showing other businesses and future entrepreneurs, that made in America is not only possible, but encouraged, needed, and profitable. The sense of pride from the people that make the products, all the way to the consumer is indescribable. The resurgence is here.

[@CapitanGreenhat]

Just like boycotts are working boycotts work as well.

[@blackknight4996]

Dream on... it's over. Beat it.

[@rabbitazteca23]

Could you do it without trashing on China and being xenophobic./racist?

[@nomad90125]

I sympathize with you guys, as a business owner myself i have never struggled so hard in my entire life to keep my business afloat during this deliberate government assassination attempt on the lives of all good hard working people. YES i survived along with a handful of others with nothing but sheer determination. My heart goes out to those who didn't make it, the numbers just to numerous to count.😢

[@wimvanaerde6249]

❤

[@elmerfudd5650]

When I was 15 years old, I had a job at WW Sly in Mathiston, MS tying rubber bands together and then tying each of them onto the corners of a metal frame that another highschooler who was maybe 18 yrs old had stamped out. Back then, we were glad to earn money on summer break. That way we were able to take our dates to movies, buy cars, etc. Everyone back then worked! Before I was able to work in a factory, me and my brothers cut yards.

[@gregorymalchuk272]

What years was this? It's sad times have changed and small factories have a hard time staying afloat.

[@ericp1139]

You can thank neoliberalism, I think you call it “Reaganomics,” for making it not viable now. You can mow a lawn for a whole weekend and maybe afford a carton of eggs.

[@elmerfudd5650]

@@gregorymalchuk272 early seventies

[@PL22-JudgeDredd]

Americans dont need jobs, just join the military and wage war all over the world. Thats American forte.

[@YesMayhem7]

Yes, Elmer Fudd. I've been working since 13 and may not see the social security and taxes I put into corporate and global growth. In the late 70s my grandmother was a distributor at Robert Hall. A clothing retailer, like a small scale Macy's. She taught me to do distribution at 13. estimating sales in a long ledger book, using the last 3 years sales for each state, averaging that and estimating weather from an almanac. When Sal, the manager, reviewed my work I'd go down to the warehouse for my pay. I picked out coats for the year. The production was done here, In the USA. A year later clothing retailers began transferring Production to China. Desktops came out at the same time. My grandmother came home to say. I'm getting you a desktop, and not to play with, you better figure it out. She brought home manuals and software, I did figure it out. And my grandmother did too. She took that knowledge back to work and could do her work using Lotus 1-2-3, spreadsheet software instead of the paper ledger. Didn't matter. Soon after this My grandmother, Sal, Myself... we were all fired. China was doing the work. Remember the movie "Gung Ho." In 2003 I visited India. Went back in 2004 and saw th swift growth in a rural area from farms with low yields, electricity run cow dung ethanol to fiber optic cables, desktops with internet, production of cubic zirconia instead of farming. A whole infrastructure and new livelihoods within a year. Problem is that a livelihood here, also means in investment in America; taxes, stock for retirement, social security, consumerism..., with returns, that over the years, we learn we'll never see. The only thing driving the growth of most our communities is the housing market, taxes and consumerism. Even Silicone Valley's investment in technology started the banking collapse. All of our money has been put into the top earners that have been on an automation path for decades.

[@Kjpotts]

Origins ability to take a positive look on a crappy situation is awesome. So much happiness and positivity coming out of the factories.

[@BearIndependent]

It’s such an honor for our company, Refuge Medical, to partner with Origin. Absolute amazing business partner, passionate about restoring America’s industrial capacity.

[@kimgordon3695]

Here because of Bear Nation 💞🙋

[@rocketcab]

.... when I grow up, I wanna be just like "Bear".... and I'm 55....

[@TheChristonline]

Great to see ya here Bear !

[@Liimpy]

Unfortunately America's manufacturing is dead and any remnants won't be around much longer, the government could care less

[@SRR-5657]

Good to see you here brother!

[@jakec4660]

Any Company fighting to expand American manufacturing and provide an excellent product is top tier! Keep it up Origin!

[@joeadams9396]

Super stoked about the Mock Toe. I love the quality of all of my Origin goods. I can feel the difference in the jeans, hoodies, hunting gear and all the other gear I own. Made in America means something to me and seeing that it means something to all of the people who support Origin is amazing!

[@donaldmills9855]

Origin is bringing heart and soul back into the local community as well as the nation. They 100% stand behind their product. They put the needs of their employees above all else which in turn provides the best customer service in the industry. Keep it up! I've got your back.

[@matthewbell1]

Origin is paving the way for American made manufacturing. These videos are what set Origin apart from other brands. The weekly uncuts give insight into what it is like to run and build a brand. It is better than any other brand because it is rewarding for the consumer. The quality, production, and education value that Origin provides is incomparable.

[@patriayvida6850]

Dream on.

[@the_truck_farmer]

This guy really wants those boots!😂

[@matthewbell1]

@@the_truck_farmer hell yeah i did! 😂

[@matthewbell1]

@@patriayvida6850 maybe next time

[@jordanleseberg2106]

Origin is the “triple attack” of doing good business! Good for your supply chain. Good for your employees! Good for your customers! You will continue to inspire others to buy into American manufacturing and ensure the future of craftsmanship has a home in The U.S.A.! Keep up the great work!

[@mdwilson35]

You could feel the sadness in her voice! That lady had pride! This country needs her pride! Her belief! Her passion!

[@Pedgo1986]

If only it was that simple. People have very simplistic view of manufacturing and retail and often it didn't go beyond someone make something and sell it. But there is myriad of things before between and after nevertheless ultimate it come to one thing "money". As first step in anything inflation must be curbed at any cost and then someone need to erect trade barriers because no amount of pride, passion, belief even hard work cant compete when you are flooded with dirty cheap garbage from overseas like Shien etc. because mentality of 90% of people will be o rather buy this pair of jeans for 5 bucks and throw them away in two months then invest and buy this domestically produced one for 60 plus

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

It's pretty simple. Those are jobs. Skilled jobs and we are becoming a service industry nation. Thanks to big corporations that are only profit driven. Every time you purchase from Amazon Walmart and any big box stores. You are helping these people close American doors to manufacturing.

[@manga12]

@@Pedgo1986 been trying to buy us made for 11 years especailly clothing, but it was already one of the lowest paid skill trades out there and while wages improved a little there are so many that have fallen victom since the pandemic, and the lack of people willing to do the work, and product lines have only gotten thinner, now that I finally got enough money to be able to buy american goods, and many are very good some better then others, some are just priced way too high for something I use to work in or wear around the garage, and it seems too many have given up without a fight or trying to come back, especially the shoe industry on the east coast its sad we can additive manufacture rockets and we can still pool enough resources that old style eclassial buildings not only can be built they actually have at least twice, but one of the last theatrical shoe makers and government services foot wear makers just up and disappeared or refuse to try to start up production again, and one was the oldest continual manufacture of that product in the world till covid hit, and one of the few that did custom, its just rediculous, and caps shoes they were pricer then common shoe store shoes but not bad for usa made, and used by the post office and uniformed services as armed forces, they just up and dissappeard no notes no warning and they had been in buisness since before the 20th century, and the price of us made workwear has went though the roof what used to be 35 dollers is now pushing 55 + dollers in just a year, its infuriating.

[@hoppes9658]

@@manga12 That’s why at 0400 I’m up to pour grey iron at 0525 in hundreds of molds every day in the U.S.

[@TheChristonline]

Yes Sir !

[@afjku]

Just watched this video, and tried to sign up for the mailing list as these boots look amazing. The fact that your website is "closed" today for Memorial Day is EPIC. Jocko said it best. I will be back tomorrow to sign up and purchase. Bravo Ladies and Gentlemen!

[@aidanpierce2553]

Origin is such an awesome brand because they’re bringing back manufacturing back to the states, but they’re also documenting it and showing us the consumers what happens behind the scenes.

[@loganviking3923]

Origin is so awesome for two reasons: (1) they're at the forefront of returning manufacturing to America, which is going to be vital in these times of global upheaval, and (2) they're building a culture of family and care for their team, which inspires people to put in their best effort toward the larger goals.

[@dannychun924]

Origin is truly doing the impossible, high quality made in America product and paying their employees a fare wage. I own origin jeans and an origin GI, and I can attest to the quality of craftsmanship that they provide. I saved up an entire year to purchase my GI and it was well worth the wait. Thank you for what you guys are doing, a true inspiration. Also shout out to your marketing plan and video production it is top notch. I would kill for some boot but if not, it is next on my list of things to save for.

[@daveharding5874]

I think Origin is saving American culture not just with manufacturing, but with the way you share it on social media and YT. It's showing the rest of the world America has something to offer. Bravo guys!!

[@HuntingGrowth]

Origin is THE BEST not only because they make and sour ace all American but because they search out the best available fabrics, pay attention to every detail and put quality first. Also, the fact that they’re committed to their mission and vision is a inspiring story to watch. Keep up the great work Origin Team!

[@elijahjahns]

You guys are better because you actually care about the customer and the product. You guys are the best!!

[@Jaragorn]

Origin is better than any other company in America right now because it’s bringing back America’s soul

[@alileevil]

What soul? The soul that invaded other countries on false pretense? The soul that sanctions competition?

[@robertlawler1387]

@@alileevil soul searching are you?

[@patriayvida6850]

Sorry but AmeriKKKa has never had a soul.

[@alileevil]

@@robertlawler1387 America has never lost a chance to bomb a country or wage a war. Just saying.

[@ernestwilliams3112]

We aren't allowed to make things because of the military industrial complex history?😅

[@davidtee2812]

Incredible… I’m from Maine and when I saw the thumbnail for the video and instantly thought this could be someplace in Maine then I started watching the video and voila… it IS Maine…❤️🇺🇸

[@trevorwelch924]

This channel is one of the reasons Origin is the best company in America. Mentoring and inspiring us to believe manufacturing will return and bringing pride back to goods made here in the United States. Rather than hide the secrets, you're sharing your successes and failures so someone watching can build something else incredible right here on our soil.

[@RossMalagarie]

the lady at the beginning of the video said we need to manufacture here because we need to. The real reason the US needs to manufacture its own products is because it gives jobs to US citizens, it allows US companies to be in the market meaning that if the US doesn't have any products they make in a market then other countries can dictate what the prices are, also producing products also gives workers in the US not only a job but a skill that can be used in the same or similar field so that they can make more money and have more options in job seeking and pay seeking.

[@Psycogenius]

Origin is fighting the uphill battle. It is one thing to venture into the unknown as a business. It is another to do so in an industry that has been gutted by regulation, legislation, and corporate policy for decades. To do so with the intent of breathing life into American manufacturing while also demonstrating a genuine care for those you employ is truly epic.

[@HepCatJack]

How would forcing 3 year olds to work in the factory change anything ?

[@Psycogenius]

@@HepCatJack Wat?

[@HepCatJack]

@@Psycogenius you're against regulations, didn't specify which ones. In the U.S the GOP wants to repeal child labour laws that were made in the 1930's. Three year old kids were employed as chimney sweepers. They were lowered down a chimney by a rope and had to clean them from the inside. Not great for their lungs. Other kids in factories sometimes lost limbs because the assembly line bosses didn't want to stop the assembly line and asked kids to try to repair certain parts as the machine was moving.

[@connordillon6493]

It’s amazing how dedicated everyone, top to bottom, is at bringing back American manufacturing

[@S0ulinth3machin3]

the educational system needs to change. Everyone's trying to become a hedge fund manager. They got rid of the vocational classes. Vocational classes are the foundation of manufacturing. It's where you learn how to do stuff.

[@pcmountaindog]

it's not coming back. When wages are 10:1 in other countries, its not coming back. When the US education system is indoctrinating the next generation into socialism where they can sit back and be taken care of, we are not coming back. The future will belong to those who know socialism does not exist and educate themselves on what they need to do to provide for themselves. High tech may be the only hope for a smaller group of people. Those who choose the wrong path will have no options. US manufacturing, IS NOT COMING BACK, face it and take the appropriate actions.

[@Deontjie]

Politicians getting bribed by China to make rules favouring China. How did China gets free postage in the US? Paid by you.

[@AbBc-w4q]

@@S0ulinth3machin3 they focusing on females in schools only... and no female wants to work in a factory. LEt the boys fend for themselves

[@peternyc]

@@S0ulinth3machin3 US empire is predicated on exporting consumer inflation while importing wealth asset inflation. It how the petrodollar system works. This is what people mean when they talk about the deep state, only they don't realize it. The world is forced into using the US dollar, and has been since 1944's Bretton Woods agreement started. In 1972, the Bretton Woods gold standard collapsed, and the only way to continue the absolute monopoly of the US dollar as the global reserve currency was if the US become the world's #1 borrower, which means the US had to continuously run budget deficits and trade deficits. 3rd world countries were forced to take on US debt (IMF and World Bank debt) and in so doing were forced into trade deals where they had to drastically cut social spending, drive down wages to poverty levels, and export their raw materials and/or labor for pennies on the dollar. All of this was so that the US could offshore and automate manufacturing jobs to the 3rd world, paying pennies on the dollar. Doing this meant killing the US working class. Manufacturing jobs left the country, and the working class never recovered. Instead of raises, we now have "consumer credit." The US working class borrows from the ruling class whereas before the ruling class paid the working class raises. How insane is that? The offshore companies, whether American owned or foreign owned, all bring their surplus US dollars they got in profits back into Wall Street and real estate. They buy US Treasuries, in specific. The need for the American government to sell those Treasuries comes from the deliberate creation of the US budget deficit and US debt. This is the deep state. The theater we see now between the Republicans and Democrats is all fake. Both parties want to cut spending and eviscerate the working class here just as we forced 3rd world countries to do in the past. Both the Republicans and the Democrats would never ever allow the US to default on its debt. Never will happen. The US debt is the engine of wealth creation for the 0.1% paid for by you and me - the bottom 85%. No debt, no vulgar American wealth. The 0.1% pay very very little in taxes. Instead of paying taxes, as they did during the American boom years after WW2, they now "lend" the US money by buying Treasuries. How insane is this? Workers borrow their salaries and corporate employers lend the government money to pay its bills. Remember the Panama Papers? Offshore tax shelters? As of 2015, the conservative estimate was that there was $50 Trillion dollars in money out there that should be inside the US, and should have had taxes taken out of it. Now, in 2023, I'm sure that amount has doubled. Many corporations pay no taxes at all, and in fact receive refunds from the IRS due to a legal form of embezzlement known as Transfer Pricing. This is where corporations set up an offshore shell company that buys the corporations output at exorbitantly low $ amounts and then sells the onshore form of the same company those same outputs for astronomical $ amounts, thereby enabling the corporation to claim to the IRS that they did not make any profits because they spent all their earnings in production. The entire US economy is fake.

[@YourBestFriendforToday]

I’ve known quite a few people who lost jobs they held for 20+ years when their factory closed down. Sad to see it.

[@terrellkluting5370]

Happening everywhere

[@SgtJoeSmith]

thats whay i work for ceadar valley management. im guaranteed a job for life.

[@pow9606]

No explanation as to why. The only thing I heard was when covid struck. Surely there is more to it. Is it price, style, people not wanting leather. People wanting something cheaper? What is the actual issue?

[@rabbitazteca23]

@@pow9606 i mean technically COVID is a good reason. Just the mandate that people can't be outside during lockdowns orthat factories need to catrr to the. Social distancing rule and that the going ons of the fsctory's procedures need to be changed to adhere to protocol, and the fact that international and domestic exports were an all. Time low during Covid...

[@iananderson8348]

You are bring back what this country is all about and you are making products we are all proud to wear knowing it is truly made in the USA and you are making life long customers in the process

[@eelstrength1514]

The commitment to ethical manufacturing in the USA and the powerful, can-do, make-stuff-happen mentality that powers it are two things that make Origin the best company ever. The Jocko association is pretty cool too.

[@Kiwigd]

Origin is clearly a brand determined to keep the local economy growing, with products people are proud to own and wear.

[@RudyHassallPMP]

Origin is literally walking the walk on building back America's textile factories.

[@bryancorona4334]

After following the company for a while it’s a breath of fresh air knowing what I’m wearing is made by us for us.

[@f1s2hg3]

My son bought the farm and his wife is growing babies ! They want ten kids and have two with one on the way! I love them they are always trying to be more independent and grow foods and raise animals for protein from real fresh foods. It’s amazing how good his family adopted the farm life and they work as a team to do most things! My dream was to buy a farm but I didn’t have the money. My son is a high earner at his company and he can afford the farm life.

[@andrewshagoury2288]

Thank you Origin for Made in USA products

[@rickowen4917]

Very glad that I have been able to see Origin continue to grow. Love the philosophy that you bring to American Made.

[@ericclaire-helenerfletcher9433]

What strikes me is the dedication and pride in making a product for everybody that is quality based and made by people who care for what they make that is the pride that shows

[@anthonyrusso5442]

I love the pride and commitment to quality that your worker spoke about. A work family and manufacturing excellence along with the pride of knowing that you are making something great. The whole “war on work” BS is a travesty. American manufacturing has been part of the backbone of this nation. We must invest in manufacturing and in the skilled labor that makes it possible!

[@S0ulinth3machin3]

there isn't a "war on work". What's happening is we're teaching young people to go for the highest paying career possible. It's greed driven. But just like not everyone can be an NFL player, not everyone can be a hedge fund manager. So getting rid of vocational classes is a bad idea. Nevertheless, kids are taking out student loans, thinking they'll make it and the ones who don't make the cut end up being lifetime indentured servants to their student loan service. And because there's no vocational classes, few people are exposed to the types of skills you need for manufacturing. It all started with worshipping the dollar. Money is important, but so is finding where you fit in the economy. Imagine if we let students take out student loans to chase an NFL dream. That's what's happening with the hedge fund dreamers.

[@ShenandoahShelty]

In general I agree with that, but there's no way we can produce half the stuff in walmart for anywhere near what other countries can, and I don't think we should lower our standard of living to simply buy American. There are certain industries we should keep in the US regardless of their cost for national security reasons.

[@slowery43]

Clearly you've never traveled aboard nor ever run any sort of business

[@helenw-qn6ep]

Proud to support ORIGIN USA with our purchases. My husband, son, son-in-law Jocko Fuel products.

[@parks105]

Origin is better than any other company in America right now at storytelling. I love the behind the scenes videos. It awesome to see new products being created, and getting to see a little how the business is run. Amazing content. Love the product too!

[@richardford5755]

Proud of your efforts and your success now and in the future. Job well done.

[@averageschmo963]

I’m thankful there are people out there that are still pushing and wanting to produce and make in the US. It’s what made this country great!!!! Best of luck. God bless!!!!

[@maxwellchapman2798]

Origin is one of the best American-made brands I've come across. I found this brand because many of the people I look up to support this brand or are a part of it. What you men and women are doing is great not only for yourself but the infrastructure of this country. yall do it best.

[@air-drive]

Funny, I was a Tannery owner in South Africa, we did around 2000 skins a week but 60% were game, and sheep and the rest bovine. We did a lot of business in the US mainly the Southern States, they loved Game skins and Trophy Mounts. We had a Company doing all our Trophies. We sold to a competitor but we were under enormous pressure from Trade Unions over Pay disputes, so we just had enough fighting their Lawyers in court. We layed off all the workers which made them revolt against their Union and forced us to reopen, which we did and then Sold off. The margins were tiny, buyers tried to play us off against each other until we fixed prices over the board so that quality could take preference, but over and above that we had the Gaming Board checking quality and stamping the back for export, so you could not just export as you wished, it had to have the "Stamp of Approval" and they had to be checked off against the SITES list of banned exports. AND the skins that did not make it for export, they incinerated because it was an "animal product and could not be returned", they stole them, LOL! Good luck to you, keep the Tanneries open!

[@brianmartin557]

So hard to find American made. We have to support them!

[@chriseverett95]

I worked for a company just south of Boston, MA for a decade making uniforms for some of the biggest brands in the world - FedEx, Coke, Pepsi, etc. They started as a small family owned business and ended as just a name after closing operations and moving everything out of the area. People were good at what they did, and many of us legitimately enjoyed that work. Our cities and towns and the people that live in them are not better off for manufacturing being moved overseas, the void left when that happens creates a vacuum that often results in worse circumstances for a people and area. It's awesome to see companies cluing into this, and Origin is leading the charge!

[@Eugenia_Farms]

imagine having the mindset of wanting to better not only yourself but pulling others up in a local community providing amazing articles of clothing to also better peoples lives, thx origin ill be hoping for the boots and also a customer for generations to come

[@IanBurkett]

Y'all are the best because y'all have a true vision and you're working incredibly hard to make it happen. No other company can I think of that I can say, "I believe in what they're doing."

[@jimmyprusty2663]

America as we know it is finished. All indications point to 2023 being a year of severe economic pain across the country. Put that money to work right away to make it grow. I knew I had to make an investment. I never imagined that a few thousand dollars per month would add up. However, it is. I've made around $600,000 since 2020.

[@jamesshiff9597]

Congrats. The true financial unlock comes when you understand and know the technique required to manage your investment's overall risk profile and avoid permanent capital loss. It is critical to have a strategy in place to capitalize on profits when they occur..

[@Gdrtffd]

@Mariam How can I get in touch with Linda? What are her offerings? Is she verifiable? Do you believe she can assist me? I am from Canada

[@Gdrtffd]

@Mariam she actually appears to be well-read and educated. I just did a Google search for her name and found her webpage, I appreciate you sharing

[@lvculo]

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[@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc]

So, you’ve pulled all that loot, from somebody’s misfortune. You’re as wicked as the Moneymen that run the financial thieving industry. Modern day highwayman.

[@MrToad-actual]

I work as a Signal Maintainer for a short line Railroad in Iowa and walk 30+ miles a month on ballast and uneven ground and climb ladders a lot…..my feet kill me. I’ve always bought Red Wing 2233’s but they are not like they used to be. I’ll have to try your folk’s products out when I can. I was sent here from Bear Independent btw👍

[@kevinwhite5163]

Origin is fighting challenges that no other manufacturing company has had to deal with, while putting out a level of quality exceedingly higher then their overseas competitors.

[@mikeknapp2756]

This inside look at the 'why' and people of origin is so valuable to the brand

[@Hudsen_Lemar]

Origin is the best because of videos like these. The behind the scenes we get are unlike any other brand I've seen and made me fall in love with the company. It makes me feel like a member of the team. Keep of the great work

[@futurekron]

OMG! The "made in America" thing became so big during the 70's and some in the 80's (the 90's started ushering in the 'fast fashion' trend which gained a major foothold in the 2010's). As a 'reseller' of used goods, I can say 1000% the items 'Made in the USA' are widely accepted AROUND THE WORLD. America has adjusted to this crap before and we ARE NOW!

[@duhni4551]

We should form the FTA between USA and EU as fast as possible and as comprehensive manner as possible. Markets would open up without stupidly high taxes in both directions and at least here in EU there are huge markets for quality products, we are not so wasteful that we would aim to buy one use items. This is a good news for US. manufacturers. We just need that FTA.

[@jeffschlagel5632]

Trump was trying to turn this around and was accomplishing this. But people thought mean tweets were more important than what our current President is doing. You voted for this America!!

[@InGrindWeCrust2010]

No. Abysmal policies around COVID are what created this. Some of us never stopped doing things this way, including in the "liberal" Pacific Northwest.

[@seeburgm100a]

@@InGrindWeCrust2010 many of the Abysmal Policies you cite were enacted by Liberal Governors.. Here in the Tri State area we had the trifecta of awful liberal governors, Wolf, Murphy and Cuomo.. Trump would have turned this country around IF the Chinese didn't release Covid on the world, IF D Machines weren't used in the vote, IF Dead people didn't vote.. on and on.. we are on track for full blown communism in this country.

[@ericscottstevens]

The more Trump wanted US manufacturing, the more he was attacked. The global elite do not want a strong US, instead a lame duck US.

[@steveb796]

The trade deficit went up 23% under trump. Up 78% with Mexico. And thsts after President Obama lowered the trade deficit. The only thing trump did was con you.

[@steveb796]

@@chuckfinley3152 i did. He is making America great again

[@jwhite3389]

Those boots look amazing! You really can't beat that level of craftsmanship.

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

I once worked at a B&B and the owner used a 40 year old Westinghouse dryer. I asked why he hasn't replaced it , he said "because it was made in the USA and it has a soul🇺🇸 besides, it works well ' .

[@ccrider8483]

I have been shopping for some new appliances and sales reps tell me if the new stuff lasts 10 years I am lucky. More government regulations = higher prices and inferior products. I am sorry snowflakes, but we really need some common sense leadership.

[@slowery43]

Yeah and there used to be dinosaurs too what's your point? In the last 40 years American mfg's have focused on 1/4 results/shareholders earnings NOT on quality hence why foreign countries were invted and encouraged to manufacture elsewhere. American co's focus on profits not quality see how that is working out for GM and Ford? Eventually that greed catches up with them and there is not turningg back

[@shanedillon9117]

I remember Ross Perot talking about a large vacuum sound of our jobs going over seas back during the presidential debates of '92. Thank you slick Willie!

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[@timetraveller885]

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[@DennisManey]

My experience with Origin has been amazing from high quality made in America gear to top notch customer service and cap it all off with a bad ass logo too!

[@jeremymuth5609]

Origin is better then any other brand because of the leadership, it is not a brand they as a team are a force of nature that flows through, above , below,and around all obstacles in its way ! Plus 207 roots ! Thanks for the opportunity to enjoy seeing you rebuild our state ! Pete for the Blane house !!!

[@c5back9]

I’ve never yet tried Origin but am very interested in learning about your boots and trying a pair on. I’ve been wearing Red Wing for decades, and always thought they were the boot I needed for almost every situation. Accordingly I have in my closet and on my feet almost a every hour that I’m awake and on my feet. If Origin are better, I wouldn’t hesitate to switch brands.

[@AJ-sz5dv]

Love the message and the work to go 'dirt to shirt'. It can be done and Origin is proof

[@TimDowd-b7j]

Origin and Jocko Fuel, made in America! Excellent work guys, keep it up.

[@bmurphy6418]

You’re doing things that other companies only dream of. Keep doing the right thing and bringing manufacturing back to America.

[@zone4garlicfarm]

I went to Orgin's factory store in Farmington a couple months ago with the intent of buying some boots but one major problem forced me to leave empty handed. The biggest size you make is too small. I ordered a pair of Nick's.

[@bryanfenton-ib9nd]

Origin is legit. They literally make everything I love right here in America. I train jiu jitsu, I hunt, I workout, I sell construction technology on job sites everyday and am about due for a new pair of boots!!!! 👊👊👊👊

[@SoCalSurfer69]

Why Origin? Made in the USA, all I need to know! Support USA made companies.

[@Suburp212]

Everything is so cheap in China and South East Asia. Consumers in the US want cheap trash, not expensive high quality American products. A sad state of affairs.

[@pierregaude1528]

My restaurant also had to shut down. Shutting down is different than selling out. You lose all that hard work and no more equity, no assets no money just debts ...so hard!

[@ryansepaniak2033]

I wish there were companies doing this

[@1035dd]

Heartbreaking stories but also very hopeful moving forward. I hope the Made in the USA trend continues.

[@DavidWozniak-z4t]

I now have 3 pair of Origin Jeans. I have been to Alaska & Boston in the last few weeks . Greatest pair of pants (jeans) to wear on a plane for a few hours. Boston to Tampa this week , 70 degrees at take off, 90+ degrees when I landed in Tampa. These Origin Jeans are great. You guys are good!

[@gwbuffalo_3072]

I love and appreciate what you guys are doing. I don’t have any manufacturing experience but I would love to bring this type of business culture into my state, WY. I’ve been in martial arts since I was 4, I guided for my dad that was an outfitter for 30 years. I’ve owned my own residential construction company and I took pride in searching out the best ex mil. Sub contractors I could find. Everything you do speaks to my soul. Keep up the good work! I’ll be buying some of your hunting gear for this upcoming elk and dear season.

[@ChoateBoat]

Thought this might show Origin bringing Tasman back online… Origin is killing it and the best because it’s resurrecting Maine (and US) mighty manufacturing strength!

[@MoggillaGorrilla]

Origin has heart, Y'all are trying to have a positive impact and stand for something when not many others are willing to even consider. I am looking forward to buying The 6" BUILT Boot - Whiskey Big-Lug, and working on getting some jeans too!

[@acgig6959]

Love you products! Keep American manufacturing strong!

[@hoser119]

Origin, So amazed and proud to be an American because of the work you and the Origin Family are doing. Please Make America Good Again!

[@craigmat4098]

This is what made in America means, quality, dedication, to producing a quality product good going!

[@kuneefay]

You guys are pushing the resurgence of made in America, that’s patriotism. Keep grinding

[@mitchgallo7518]

Love all your gear and style! Exciting to watch the movement unfold. It would be awesome if the BJJ Gi's built a pocket like a suit jacket inside pocket to hold a mouth guard while training or warming up. So you dont have to hold it or put it somewhere that would make it dirty! Just an idea! Keep up the killer work!

[@KevinMoura-xk1ps]

Origin is better than every other company in America right now because everything is made here no imported materials. Keep doing what your doing I’ll keep buying the products,stuff is top notch.

[@ipreferrumble6587]

Origin has been on my radar for awhile and as a tradesman it looks like it will become my new go to!

[@theBIGlegume]

Origin is better than any other company right now because you guys aren't just lifting yourself up, you are lifting everyone up here in the US. Keep up the amazing work! Can't wait to see the moc toes!

[@joshuamcdowell8949]

Origin is not only manufacturing in the USA but also growing at an astounding rate! I like their attitude that if you can’t find it, make it! Also Pete just kicks ass!!

[@djunakoenemund4334]

I would love to see more MADE IN USA products ❤

[@zachbroughton9957]

Built in America. Plain and simple. Empowering the American work force to be the best they can be and be proud of the work they are doing.

[@ryankauanui]

Origin is better than any other brand that has ever existed because Peter is leading the charge and is literally changing American lives and, in turn, bringing back the heartbeat of America… manufacturing.

[@veronicajackson1674]

Factories are a staple to get anything we buy. Without factories we wouldn’t have a lot of things we buy.. much respect from Canada for your work in the United States! ❤

[@brandonnulle5784]

Are all of the Origin boots non-slip?

[@Ministry_Of_Silly_Walks]

So many lives ruined, while big pharma and elected officials profited from it sickens me to my core. Citizens Untied v. Federal Election Board insures that corporations will always enjoy unequal access, and wield tremendous influence over our legislative bodies. Politicians the world over used covid as an excuse to exceed their authority and enrich themselves while piously proclaiming how much they care for “the people”.

[@OGSuccessfullybearded]

Love seeing the pride that comes with making these products. Visited the factory store last year and the pride the people have in that makes me proud to wear the denim!

[@MysticFogGarden]

I met a guy the other day, that rents out arcade games to gas stations and stores. The debt of owning depreciating stock that nobody will buy, is most depressing. Times are changing, to "stay alive", you must not think in terms of, "I have to keep this business alive".

[@nickb9796]

Origin is the best ever because you're bringing manufacturing back to America and no one else can seem to figure that out... Living in Maine, just a couple hours away, I'm proud that the Origin/Jocko brands are Maine based and I tell anyone that will listen about them. Keep it up!

[@YayForThat2896]

Origin is better than other brands bc it's 100% created in the USA. Something that would be super cool would be to have exactly what town, county, parish, city, or region the materials are farmed from. I'd love to know what farmers we are supporting. Support local!

[@loadz03]

I love Origin because they make quality gear in America. They’re also innovative. I lift in the jeans. I can’t wait for the RTX line to come out.

[@OmegaTou]

No other Brand has been led by THE Pete Roberts. Absolute SAVAGE! 💪

[@murky912]

Orgin represents America in a way most of us grew up with. Hard work, patriotism, selflessness, community involvement, independence. Off the top of my head I can't think of another company that compares. Other's have sold out for ESG scores, Orgin does it for real people.

[@johnchen9930]

The real root of the problem is when Fed issued seed money then big banks borrowed @0,05% interest, in turn it loan out 9 times as much (10% capital rule) to investors and medium banks. The Fed and big banks created way too much money ($64 Trillion), but the investors put these money in stock markets, crypt markets, real estates, high tech social media, etc. Non-Real producing sectors. Only very very very little money invested in the Real-Producing sectors where lacking capital prevented growth and advances. The financial institutions, investment funds and brokers controlled the money flows, and choke off the Real Production sectors. As long as Wall Street type exists, the manufacturing sector in the US will die slowly. 🤔🤨🙄😎

[@martiniv8924]

I’m from the UK , I want America and the UK to be great manufacturing centers again, I’ve owned a few American vehicles, motorcycles, Boots, Guns, tools, Earthmoving equipment, the USA 🇺🇸 always meant guaranteed quality 👌🏻 good luck to all you guys and gals trying your best to continue your great country’s manufacturing legacy 🙌🏻

[@cardboardboxification]

the consumer is used to throw away cheap china consumer junk, people are not used to name brands like miele or willing to pay for a product that can last a lifetime , it has to be like henry ford, mass produce so the his own workers can afford the product . very unlike car manufactures today , they seem to have a competition who is going to make the most expensive car..

[@ericp1139]

@@cardboardboxification and with the recession, we will see if people are still willing to pay a premium Patriot tax for a similar product.

[@elmosabillon]

It's awesome to see a small American made company bring manufacturer back to the USA and also support the community with jobs.

[@mikewhite2754]

When thinking of why Origin is better than any other brand that has existed ever, this song comes to mind:…. “ I've got the reach and the teeth of a killing machine With the need to bleed you when the light goes green Best believe, I'm in a zone to be From my Yin to my Yang to my Yang Tze Put a grin on my chin when you come to me 'Cause I'll win, I'm a one-of-a-kind and I'll bring death To the place you're about to be Another river of blood runnin' under my feet Forged in a fire lit long ago Stand next to me, you'll never stand alone I'm last to leave, but the first to go Lord, make me dead before you make me old I feed on the fear of the devil inside Of the enemy faces in my sights Aim with the hand, shoot with the mind Kill with a heart like arctic ice” GET SOME!! Bring it all back!! Reshoring led by Origin!!

[@MrZeke]

It is awesome to see the little remaining American manufacturing fighting it out! The lady who was talking about the leather being in her family for 76 years gives me hope for what our country could still be!