I would pay more for "made in the usa", but it usually goes along with a trusted brand, and usually for a product with decent design and durability. Think snap

I would pay more for "made in the usa", but it usually goes along with a trusted brand, and usually for a product with decent design and durability. Think snap-on hand tools or darn-touch socks. There are plenty of brands that don't have much meaning behind them though, having cut costs or sold out.