Damn you if you judge borders

Our pieces are developed in LA.

Our pieces are made in China.

And we are not ashamed to say it.

China is not a factory of slaves.

China is a country of people.

People who create.

People who work.

People who dream.

People who build things that travel across the entire world.

Exploitation can exist anywhere.

In China.

In Europe.

In America.

Anywhere human beings are treated as tools instead of people.

So we don't judge a person by their passport.

We don't judge a worker by where they were born.

And we don't judge a product simply by the country written on its label.

We ask better questions.

Who made it?

How were they treated?

Were they paid fairly?

Were they safe?

Were they respected?

Could they go home?

Could they say no?

Could they live from the work they were doing?

Because fighting exploitation isn't about pointing at another country.

It's about looking at ourselves.

It's about responsibility.

It's about transparency.

It's about continuously asking whether we can do better.

We don't claim perfection.

We're building.

We're learning.

We're questioning our own choices just as much as we question the world around us.

And if one day we discover something in our process that isn't right, we don't want to hide it.
We want to fix it.

Because freedom doesn't have a nationality.

Dignity doesn't have a passport.

And human beings shouldn't be reduced to the place where they were born.

We don't fight countries.

We fight systems that make people disposable.

That's the difference