Many luxury handbag owners refuse to purchase bags made in China (or Chinese territory countries), because of their own reasons.
There are many Chinese owned and run factories in Europe (especially Italy) that employ employees (originally from China and perhaps with experience working in factories there)- given that, does the tag/label stating "Made in Italy" make a difference to you over a "Made in China" label, when both could mean the bag was assembled in a Chinese factory? If "yes", I'm curious why the label stating a European country is important. I'm asking because I found the "Made in France" vs "Made in USA" thread interesting.
Please, no personal attacks, put downs or judging others. Be respectful. Thank you!
There are many Chinese owned and run factories in Europe (especially Italy) that employ employees (originally from China and perhaps with experience working in factories there)- given that, does the tag/label stating "Made in Italy" make a difference to you over a "Made in China" label, when both could mean the bag was assembled in a Chinese factory? If "yes", I'm curious why the label stating a European country is important. I'm asking because I found the "Made in France" vs "Made in USA" thread interesting.
Please, no personal attacks, put downs or judging others. Be respectful. Thank you!