“I prefer to buy American but knowing that many products are sourced elsewhere and only assembled in the US has decreased my interest in shopping this way.” Male / 30
“Love to support local companies, but not a decisive factor in my decision-making.” Male / 28
“If it is comparably priced to a product that isn’t made in USA, I’ll pick the one made in USA.”
Female / 36
“While Made in America is nice to know, price is also important.” Female / 37
“More importantly would be what state it is made in. Made in America feels quite general.” Male / 27
“It is more important when purchasing items online. If I can determine quality (and fit) for a product in a brick-and-mortar store, where it is made does not matter.” Female / 45
“The assumption is a USA made product will be quality but that does not always hold true.” Male / 28
“As long as the company treats their employees fair, it doesn’t matter what country it comes from.” Female / 30
“I generally do not think about where a product is made before grabbing it, but if I happen to notice two products side-by-side and one clearly states that it’s made in the USA, I’ll get that one, depending on the price difference.” Male / 27