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Ever thought about a career in politics?

Thought I saw Isaac using something that looked familiar at one of our practices! He happens to be one if my coaches last year too haha. Looked like a nice piece of leather.

No Lindz no career in politics! lol just trying to educate people that asked about our product.

Seriously C1 ,,,,,,, someone simply asked if your gloves were made in the USA.
Instead of saying "No", you presented an eloquent thesis that did not clearly answer the question.
Where are your gloves made??

Does buying gloves in parts from outside the USA, and lacing them in the US qualify as "assembled in USA"? ?


I see that you are new to the forum, and this is your first post.

Please understand that this forum is frequented by members who know plenty about gloves.

We like straight-talk around here.

I wish you all the best in your business endeavor.


JC

Hi JC, I think I covered somewhat of an answer to this in response to Lindz but then saw your post. First off I wasn't trying to steer anyone in any direction or not "talk straight" on where and if our gloves are "made in Mexico" I'm simply stating that I don't feel I need to reveal all of our business procedures but I can tell you we have more than lacing done here in USA. I am proud as well to employ and buy our leather in Mexico but that's not our whole process. And yes we are new on here and I have my main glove rep that found this site and created this account. Like I've said before I have used and sold gloves during off seasons when I was a minor league player for Soto, Kelly, Akadema, Wilson, Rawlings, so besides using all these different gloves I have an idea on how the gloves are produced.. I see your a rep for Rolin and I have used your glove for a short period when I played in Cordoba Mexico and liked it. I wish you the best as well. Ed

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Rolin/Barraza Baseball Gloves, Dealer/Distributor

Proudly hand-made in MEXICO

Trevino's are 100% Texas made.

not saying your incorrect but where Trivino is located is about 200 miles from Mexico boarder.. So don't know about 100% comment and glove and website have characteristics that glove is made outside USA. Hope your correct cause it gives us hope that we can be 100% USA MADE in future.

The Trevino family has been making their gloves in Pearsall Texas for at least 20 years. There's contact information on the website, give Sonny a call and I'm sure he'd be glad to give you their history. He might even give ya some pointers on making gloves.

send me a free glove.