“Made in” should be an answer, not a mystery. For every product we list, we ask a simple question of the people who build it: where does this happen, and who does the work? We would rather name a specific workshop than hide behind a region, and we favour partners who let us look closely — at wages, at conditions, at the small teams whose hands you never see but always feel.
Transparency is not a marketing badge; it is a habit. When a supplier is proud of their floor, they open the door. When they are not, that tells us something too. The more you know about where a thing was made, the more fairly you can decide what it is worth.