[RegulatorCountry]

It’s simply impossible for Standard Textile to ever, ever manufacture griege goods in the US. /s

[NorthMountain]

How long do you suppose it would take to turn a vacant lot into a fully functioning textile factory turning unprocessed fiber into raw fabric of the sort they currently import from China (and apparently could import from India)?

Seriously, I have no idea ... but that's what I would like to see happen.

[DoodleDawg]

It’s simply impossible for Standard Textile to ever, ever manufacture griege goods in the US. /s

That makes about as much sense as saying it's simply impossible for Ford Motor Company to ever, ever manufacture steel in the U.S. Griege is the raw material Standard Textile uses to make their finished fabric. They don't manufacture their raw materials. They buy them from a supplier, just as auto companies buy the aluminum and steel they use to make their autos. Cost of the raw materials goes up, cost of finished product goes up as well, and cheaper foreign sources get the customers. Basic finance and elementary economics.