<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I'm not a person who typically thinks at all about the back-story of the products I buy except in very rare occasions. However, I was recently asked to make a video for a new "Made in America" men's underwear line for Kickstarter ([link here] they already reached their fundraising goal and I'm not involved in the company at all, so I figure I might as well post the link). In making the video I had to spend a long time getting to know the back-story of the different brands out there and I also had to spend a lot of time working with the American factory that makes this particular line. It was my first real exposure to consciously thinking about where things are made.

After it was all said and done, I looked through my own clothes and realized that I really didn't own anything actually made in America despite the fact that I supported the concept theoretically. While I don't buy new clothes too often, I'm inclined to think that I will try to buy American made in the future since I buy my clothes online anyways and it's just a matter of selecting one brand over another. But, I don't know if I would have made this decision if I hadn't been asked to work on this particular project.

That said, what are everyone's thoughts about buying products or clothes made in America? Does it actually enter your mind at all when buying things? Beyond theoretically supporting or not supporting the idea of it-- does it actually influence your purchasing decisions?
<bot>: Was recently forced to become more aware of whether or not products are made in America- wondering if this is something other people think about when buying things?