A Canadian couple that Trump hated and made a rival Maga-hat, learned in the hard way that they could not make the product without the help of the US.
Liam Moeney and Emma Cochrane from Ottawa looked at Jesse Watters Primetime of Fox at the Prime Minister of Ontario, Doug Ford, who responded to Donald Trump's wish to make Canada the 51st state of the US when Ford replied that Canada was not too Koop is and on January 8 there was an idea.
“We thought:” We have to do a small act of patriotism to respond to this big blunder, “Mooney told CBC.
Unfortunately the birth of the 'Canada was not for sale' hat was born, which was for sale for $ 45 USD. Hats cost $ 40.
Originally the couple were planning to have the hat made entirely in Canada, but soon found out that it was impossible because the textile industry of the country is dying.
Their hats come from the US, while their ball caps are mainly imported from Vietnam, Bangladesh and China, according to CTV News.
The products are embroidered in Toronto, where they can produce around 1,000 hats per day.
“As far as the basic hat itself is concerned, we have had problems finding a stock baseball hats that are completely manufactured in Canada,” Cochrane told CDC.
Liam Moeney (photo) and Emma Cochrane from Ottawa watched how Prime Minister Doug Ford from Ontario responded to Donald Trump's wish to make Canada the 51st state of the US on Fox's Jesse Watters Primetime when Ford replied that Canada is not for sale And an idea arose. January 8
Originally the couple were planning to have the hat made entirely in Canada, but soon found out that it was impossible because the textile industry of the country is dying. Their hats come from the US, while their ball caps are mainly imported from Vietnam, Bangladesh and China
Moeney and Cochrane also admitted that their red hat would imitate the Make America Great Again-hats from Donald Trump
'Imagine being a snake and trying to eat a gigantic bowling ball. That is what we have experienced here, “Mooney told CTV.
“We heard from a number of suppliers that it is actually not something that people often come to them with a request, because it is just so much cheaper to make it abroad.”
The couple has approached textile and clothing companies for weeks to help them find ways to make the hat completely in Canada, but the costs for this are high and they did not think they would get the question.
The couple does have a few hats made entirely in Canada, but has no long -term solution for that, they told CTV News.
The hats are made to order when it comes to embroidery and are sent from Toronto.
Moeney and Cochrane are still looking for hats made in Canada for a long -term solution, they told CTV.
Since the launch of their website, they have been flooded with tens of thousands of orders from Canadians that are proud to say that their country will not be included in their Zuiderbuur.
The president of Shopify Harley Finkelstein and Ford have since bought their own Canada has not bought it for Sale hats, the latter of which is later depicted while they wear it. The hats are for sale on Shopify, located in Ottawa.
The president of Shopify Harley Finkelstein and Ford (photo) have since bought their own Canada has not been bought for sale, the last of which is later depicted while he wears it
The couple has approached textile and clothing companies for weeks to help them find ways to make the hat completely in Canada, but the costs for this are high and they didn't think they would get the question they would get.
The products are embroidered in Toronto, where they can produce around 1,000 hats per day
Moeney and Cochrane also admitted that their red hat would imitate the Make America Great Again-hats from Donald Trump.
Moeney told Reuters that he designed the hats as a creative refutation of the rhetoric of President Trump, with the aim of breaking the political discourse with a message of nationalism and unity.
“It is an opportunity to bring people from the entire civil society together, regardless of their political convictions,” said Moeney.
Rates would paralyze the Canadian economy and also increase the price of oil and other goods in the United States.
Trump threatens rates in a time of political unrest in Canada, in which the liberal leader Justin Trudeau resigned in March to have been in power after almost a decade and the conservatives of the opposition are at the forefront of the polls in the run -up to the federal elections later This year.
Trump said on Thursday via a video to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, which he demanded respect from Canada. He has previously addressed Trudeau as 'Governor'.
“Our sovereignty is threatened if our dignity is not respected,” Mooney told Reuters. “We have allies and we have friends all over the world who are willing to respond to the call, to defend and participate.”
