What is the country of origin on these glasses?
268081
. I do not remember WHERE they shipped from. Was a year ago. BTW.still happy with glasses
268082
I believe they came from China but not sure. Somewhere across the ocean. The company was very good and refunded my money right away and told me to keep the glasses. But I would my the name brand ones if I was to do it again as there seemed to be a distortion in the lenses and they didn't fit me properly.
384130
Not exactly sure....probably china, if assume. But I will say, it's been on my Panasonic 20mm lens since I got it, and has protected it VERY well!
1121542
I have seen some rumblings online that they are made in China, but I thought they were made in Israel. What I have found online is that Born Free glass seem to be made in China, or some are, but the BPA free plastic ones are made in Israel. I threw my box away long ago or I would check mine for you.
859058
I believe it's Chinese in origin. I have read elsewhere that the glass was sourced from German glass manufacturers. That may be true, but the quality control on this scope is lacking a bit.
193198
I contacted the company. The glass is from Germany, the lid is from China. I do not buy anything from China (not knowingly).
291988
It is my understanding that these glasses are a low lead percentage. That make them crystal by American standards, but not European standards. To be called crystal in Europe they would have to have a much higher lead percentage. I do think they are etched glass, not pressed. They are worth the price.
1692543
No, the "Made in Italy" notation is on the box. By the way, I think that the glasses are wonderful. Heavy, durable, and well made.
656017
I am sorry, but I really have no idea.I can say that these glasses are holding up really well and looking good even with daily use and lots of washing in the dishwasher. I hope that helps!
2187966
The Libbey website should have the country of origin. The glass is clear with no bubbles or waves. There are two seams, one at the handle and one along the front. They are visible but straight, polished flat as not to be noticeable and thin in width. I've gotten compliments on these mugs several times.
821675
I'm not sure where they are made, but they work well for me and have worked for a long time. This is my second pair so I have a hands-free unit for when I'm home and need to do computer work while on the phone. The other headset I use in the car for hands-free driving - works great and I've had it over a year.
1091665
I don't remember, and I no longer have the package. I usually pay attention to the country of origin, but I was neglectful this time. I assume they are from China, like almost everything else.
906858
From the Luigi Bornioli website:"Most of our glassware is made at our factory in Parma, Italy. Some of our items are manufactured for us by skilled artisans in glassworks in Germany, Turkey and China." Considering the price of this set, my guess would be China.
2136812
I don't remember. Seems like they did tell the country of origin but I can't recall. Sorry.
690880
We are not sure, check the manufacturers website or contact them directly for the country of origin.
76049
The package doesn't have a statement on where they were manufactured. However, these glasses show absolutely no signs of being a cheaply made product. Crystal clear with the name laser etched in the bottom of the glass visible from the top. Trust me, if you love whiskey you'll love these glasses. Hope this helps.Best regards, Phil
2187962
I don't know where they were made. Overall, the quality of glass is very good, quite thick and durable. In regard to flaws, lines, imperfections, 2 of my 6 cups had very noticeable seems, the other 4 you really had to look to find the seems.
1927722
I am sorry I do not know because I gave all the glasses away as gifts. I can say that they are very nice glasses.