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MIA shoes?

Does anybody here now any brands of shoes that are made in America? I'm looking for something casual, like in the style of older Vans or something similar, but it seems that most of those kind of shoes are made in somewhere like Honduras or something. My dad is against cheap labor; he wants to buy things that are made in America, or another country that doesn't use extremely cheap labor,(which is how I got my Gibson SG), and I would rather please him by finding a good American-made pair of shoes.
 
Mostly cross country-ish shoes, guess it won't fit the bill: Invalid Link Removed

Honestly this was all I could find and probably won't help you, sorry. I did look for a while.

Might want to consider a pair of these though. I have both skater-ish shoes, boots and cross country-ish shoes. The cross country ones are awesome when I want to take a load off, they are so much lighter compared to boots or skater shoes, and very comfortable.
 
Although I don't endorse child labour, and cheaply made shoes....I just buy whatever fits me the best. I won't let where it came from affect that decision, if it fits well.

Think about it this way...that shoe would have been made anyways, so why not buy it?
 
It burns me up that when I used to buy Chuck Taylors 15 years ago they were made in USA and cost $25 but today they are made overseas and cost $40. Ridiculous.

On a more constructive note, Redwing boots and shoes are made in america.
 
It burns me up that when I used to buy Chuck Taylors 15 years ago they were made in USA and cost $25 but today they are made overseas and cost $40. Ridiculous.

On a more constructive note, Redwing boots and shoes are made in america.
They were going to stop making the Chuck Taylors all together, when this was announced there was a run on them. Now they still make them but overseas, so It's that or no Chuck Taylors anymore.

I were Redwings to work. They also have an import line now.
Pretty soon there will be no more american made shoes.
 

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