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Since you obviously didn’t do any research, there’s this site called wikipedia, where you can look up a whole bunch of information. Here’s some on Reebok (owned by a German company, adidas in case you didn’t know) and their factories. As you can see, Reebok is made everywhere across the world, just like every other major sportswear manufacturer.

“Footwear Reebok uses footwear factories in 14 countries. Most factories making Reebok footwear are based in Asia — primarily China (accounting for 51% of total footwear production), Indonesia (21%), Vietnam (17%) and Thailand (7%). Production is consolidated, with 88% of Reebok footwear manufactured in 11 factories, employing over 75,000 workers.

“Apparel Reebok has factories in 45 countries. The process of purchasing products from suppliers is organized by region. Most (52%) of Reebok’s apparel sold in the United States is produced in Asia, with the rest coming from countries in the Caribbean, North America, Africa and the Middle East. Apparel sold in Europe is typically sourced from Asia and Europe. Apparel sold in the Asia Pacific region is typically produced by Asian-based manufacturers.

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hey mr computer research man, I know this because I had a friend whom worked there. No computer research for me, person to person info, thanks

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As I stated, I live in Portland and have many friends that work for Nike. Adidas USA is based here too, and I have many friends that work there too.

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Since you obviously didn’t do any research, there’s this site called wikipedia, where you can look up a whole bunch of information. Here’s some on Reebok (owned by a German company, adidas in case you didn’t know) and their factories. As you can see, Reebok is made everywhere across the world, just like every other major sportswear manufacturer.

“Footwear Reebok uses footwear factories in 14 countries. Most factories making Reebok footwear are based in Asia — primarily China (accounting for 51% of total footwear production), Indonesia (21%), Vietnam (17%) and Thailand (7%). Production is consolidated, with 88% of Reebok footwear manufactured in 11 factories, employing over 75,000 workers.

“Apparel Reebok has factories in 45 countries. The process of purchasing products from suppliers is organized by region. Most (52%) of Reebok’s apparel sold in the United States is produced in Asia, with the rest coming from countries in the Caribbean, North America, Africa and the Middle East. Apparel sold in Europe is typically sourced from Asia and Europe. Apparel sold in the Asia Pacific region is typically produced by Asian-based manufacturers.

And per Vick’s multi-million dollar contract – I find it ironic that you are posting on a site dedicated to football. Nike game him a couple million yes, but the NFL gave him tens of millions, but yet you don’t boycott the NFL.

Per Nike, do some research. I live in Portland and have many friends that work for Nike. Nike helped start the Fair Labor Association, was the first to allow outsiders into their factories for unbiased reviews, is a leader in sustainability and corporate responsibility, among many other very good things. In many ways Nike is what is right about corporate culture.

Get over yourself, and stop being so hypocritical.

Gawd its-ssss s-sssso Orange. Its-ssss like gawd a road cons-ssstruction s-sssign!

If I worked in marketing for Nike, I would have done the same thing. I might have made it bigger! This is a huge deal for Nike, and this photo makes me realize that there was little to no exposure for Reebok on the jerseys during games. Thumbs down if you regularly noticed the Reebok logo when watching games!
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I think we all know who makes the uniforms…. The point should be to NOT notice the logo. The TEAM logo and overall aesthetic is more important!!