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Cafe Rags
PO Box 44208
Charlotte, NC 28215
Telephone:
980-218-9180
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Website:
http://caferags.com/
Year Started:
2011
# American Employees:
1
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Cafe Rags. A home-grown, grass-roots, nitty-gritty idea.
The idea? Put some bad-ass Cafe Racer T-shirts, hoodies, patches and other gear on low-bar riders from coast to coast, keeping the ideas fresh, the quality high, the prices low, and the designs exclusive. Our limited edition prints are done in low-quantities, so once a specific design color scheme is gone, it’s gone for good. When you’re representing with your crew, you’ll sport some stellar threads, but you won’t all look the same.
Designs are created and printed by riders, and 100% grown, sewn, manufactured and printed in the U.S.A.*
It’s not easy, and it’s not the cheapest way to do it, but it’s important to us. We’ve searched high and low to find some of the few remaining companies that use U.S. grown cotton, sew within our borders, and finally supply our base T-shirts, hoodies, and other products for imprinting or embroidery. We work hard for our money, and you and your neighbors do too, so hopefully putting this little bit back in helps to keep everyone going.
No stores. No big labels. No plan to take over the World.
Along with the home-grown, “limited edition” mindset we keep when designing our Cafe Racer T-Shirts and apparel, we have no intention of being everything to everyone or becoming some mass-market distributor. Our goal is to keep doing what we love, riding, and support the Rocker community while doing it. We have low, flat-rate shipping and handling costs, and products ship out first class with delivery confirmation within 2-3 business days of order. You’ll usually get your T-shirts and other gear in about a week, and we’ll still have weekends for hitting the twisties. |
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Thoughts on America:
More and more it's so important to keep our money and jobs here. Being in North Carolina and watching all of the textile jobs evaporate over the past few years makes is more obvious. We use embroiderers that use 100% US threads, backing and labor, and screen printers in NC for American made shirts. Total employees our company uses through our vendors is in the hundreds. |
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