China
Made at the Same Factory As...
The clothing company Everlane has a world map of the factories [https://www.everlane.com/factories] on their website. That level of transparency is commendable. I've noticed a recent trend, particularly among bag and luggage companies, of a pseudo-transparency noting not which factories they work with, but their
China Sprints
Flying from San Francisco to Hong Kong costs me a day that I only get back on the return trip. My 14-hour flight left at noon on Saturday and landed at 7pm on Sunday. When Patrick's flight arrived an hour later, we booked our Sky Limo across the
Manufacturing in China: Further Reading
Whenever I write about China, people eat it up. Most are curious and appreciate the transparency into Tortuga’s manufacturing process [http://blog.tortugabackpacks.com/made-in-china/]. A few have negative, knee-jerk reactions. Invariably, the post generates more questions about China from potential customers and aspiring entrepreneurs. I will continue to