1791 Denim

1791 Denim. 100% Made in the USA. Order yours here: http://1791.com

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  News & Politics

[Kathleen Taylor]

Can someone tell me the name of this music on this commercial ???

[lammybacon]

They forgot to show the ending where the dude incurs massive fines and jail time from the FAA and the FBI for building and launching a rocket.

[peoplelikingpeople]

I've seen his show and listen to him. He's nothing special to be honest. I don't hate the guy but if you really want to learn what's going on, you need to read books. You won't get much knowledge from a show. Where do you think he gets his knowledge from? Not from listening to someone else's show. He reads. And that's what people need to do if they want to learn, not listen to some show and act like that's education

[MrGpopeye]

I love Glenn Beck but man your an idiot today. You say these are work jeans, they cost $130 dollars what working man would spend his hard earned money on work pants at that price?

[leahbrooke47]

Those of you who have negative things to say about this video and Glenn Beck, go elsewhere. We dont care what you think. and btw PIPE THE F*CK DOWN!

[Matthew Drotar]

no what does it mean

[lainko rae]

This song is by Kalai. Not yet released for purchase but you can find other songs of his on itunes :)

[bulgarian388]

I was unaware that such a claim was made...

[benjamiy831]

Tellason and Raleigh are just two of many brands that manufacture their jeans right here in the USA. They're dedicated to their craft and put 100% of their time and energy into what they do. They're not some political scam artist looking to make a quick buck on making a couple of shitty clothes. Superficial attempts at "heritage" clothing is so played out, Beck. Leave it to people who actually know a thing or two about clothing.

[benjamiy831]

Dumb as flying fuck. There are plenty of Made in USA denim brands than are started by good, honest, hard-working entrepreneurs. We don't need some ex-drunk who couldn't even get into college making some cut rate clothing for overweight, poorly-groomed, white-trash Americans. By the way, Cone Mills have been making denim for a whole bunch of designers since the start of time, you're not that special Beck.