The Longaberger Company goes back to 1919 when J.W. Longaberger took a job with the Dresden Basket Factory. During the Great Depression, Dresden closed, but Longaberger and his wife purchased the factory and began making baskets once again.
Their son, Dave Longaberger, had difficulties early in life but found that selling these high-quality baskets as he made his rounds buying for his restaurant and grocery stores.
The company makes handcrafted, maple wood baskets and other decorative items for the home. What started off as a two-person operation has now grown to more than 100 full-time employees and more than $100 million in annual sales.
Today, the company operates as a subsidiary of JrJr Networks, Inc.
The Longaberger Company frequently referred to as simply Longaberger uses direct marketing to sell their products. The company has approximately 45,000 independent distributors who sell their baskets via catalogs and home to home networking. Longaberger also has an active and extensive eCommerce site.
The Longaberger CompanyThe Longaberger Company goes back to 1919 when J.W. Longaberger took a job with the Dresden Basket Factory. During the Great Depression, Dresden closed, but Longaberger and his wife purchased the factory and began making baskets once again.
Their son, Dave Longaberger, had difficulties early in life but found that selling these high-quality baskets as he made his rounds buying for his restaurant and grocery stores.
The company makes handcrafted, maple wood baskets and other decorative items for the home. What started off as a two-person operation has now grown to more than 100 full-time employees and more than $100 million in annual sales.
History
Today, the company operates as a subsidiary of JrJr Networks, Inc.
The Longaberger Company frequently referred to as simply Longaberger uses direct marketing to sell their products. The company has approximately 45,000 independent distributors who sell their baskets via catalogs and home to home networking. Longaberger also has an active and extensive eCommerce site.
Hello! I bought one of your baskets with a lid some years ago, maybe 20? The lid was held on by leather straps. But they dried up and the little tacks fell out, although I still have them. Is there any way the straps can be replaced?
Order # 1913617
I placed an order with Longaberger Jan 27, 2018. I have called several times and sent an email re the status of my order. Not only have my emails gone unanswered, the phone numbers have now been disconnected. You have had $500 of my money since January and I have yet to receive my merchandise. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE! I would really appreciate a response. If you are not capable of filling my order, then refund my money.
Jeanine Sebaugh
210-497-XXXXX
(my # is not disconnected)
Thanks for letting us know that site was out of date. It appears that the company may have gone out of business but I can’t confirm that. I’ve included the number to the parent office