There will likely not be a revival of these furniture cities, it's too late, says Jim Cramer

Breakdown

• Cramer questions whether losing domestic furniture manufacturing poses a national security risk. 9s
• Most US furniture manufacturing has moved overseas for cost reasons, with few exceptions like Ethan Allen. 1m 5s
• Tariffs may make imported furniture more expensive but are unlikely to revive domestic production. 1m 50s
• A lack of skilled workers and workforce shifts make a large-scale industry comeback unlikely. 2m 7s
• Cramer concludes that a revival of former furniture manufacturing cities is improbable. 2m 43s