�I don't���� know what you think about this company, but apparently they have been making shoes in America since the 1920's. Here's what they say on their site:
"At Allen-Edmonds, we still consider shoemaking an art. We painstakingly craft every pair by hand, in a process that includes 212 different production steps. No detail is too small. Not a single stitch is overlooked. Because that's what it takes to make the most comfortable, longest-lasting shoes you'll ever wear."
This is what is "In The Spotlight" on their web site:
"Siekman visited Allen-Edmonds plants in Port Washington, Milwaukee and Maine and interviewed John Stollenwerk, Ron Neuman, Chris Lanagan and Debra Rancourt. He talked to co-workers and walked the more than 200-step manufacturing process at the Allen-Edmonds plants."
http://www.allenedmonds.com