I think it depends on where you live. I find that they are well known in Euorpe and Asia, but not as known in America.
Thats probably because there are so few brands they don't sell! :thumbup1:On the flip side, the people I encountered at Tourneau were very aware of all brands.
So I guess it's just a matter of where you shop
New Zealand - home of the hobbits, next stop Antarctica, Maori name: Aotearoa (land of the long white cloud).Muttley: What country do you reside in?
BTW, Muttley, the flag is very similar to Australia's flag. As I recall, they have six stars due to their six provinces.
I understand that the two countries go head to head in sports, much like the Sox / Yankees; Pats / Jets; or Cowboys / Redskins; but, I also understand the two countries get along quite well together and with us here in the States.
BTW, for the record, your flag is not boring. Very nice!!! :thumbup:![]()
BTW, the plant in the flag, what does it represent? And was this submitted by citizens, or proposed by the government?
That flag is nice as well.
Thanks for the history lesson!!!!![]()