Cherrie moved to Tylertown in 1990 and she describes a town that was booming with industry — primarily in textiles.
However, she correctly describes what it's like today. The town looks like a lot of town we have visited along our supply chain. It looks like a town that time forgot. And the reality is that industry forgot Tylertown and moved to places like Cambodia, Mexico and China.
We love Cherrie's passion for America, the American worker and her community. Her cajun accent is uncanny and you will find a lot of that when you visit Tylertown. It's only about an hour or so from New Orleans.
Women like Cherrie keep us motivated to continue to grow our business and prioritize uplifting communities like these throughout America.
Debbie
I Love my sheets. I have bought two sets now. My favorite thing about them is that, in the summertime, (and in WA State we don’t have that long of a summer), I hang them on my clothes line, and they are so crisp and cool!
Also I love the fact they are are made here, in the good old USA!!!
Thanks, folks, for a great product!
Roseanne Belsito
Dear Cherrie, your comments should be presented to the large corporations that moved their businesses to foreign countries. Thank you for your dedication to quality control, and genuine pride you take in your work. Sincerely, a very happy Red Land Cotton customer, Roseanne Belsito, Ed.D.
Candice Shamsie
I love Cherrie’s positive attitude, and we love our Redland Cotton sheets. We’ve given them as wedding gifts and baby gifts. Thank you for making such a great American product.
Robbie Josties
I love hearing her passion for the life she lives. Her work, country and self perseverance. These are the things that make America Great!
Nancy K
Amen Ms. Cherie. She is 100 percent correct. Support USA. I love RLC. Quality products, made proudly in America. Bring back American jobs. God bless you all.