Is Clothing made in Sri Lanka and sold the US an example of global outsourcing?

No, clothing made in Sri Lanka and sold in the US is not an example of global outsourcing. Global outsourcing refers to the practice of contracting out a business process to a third-party provider in another country, typically to reduce costs. In the case of clothing made in Sri Lanka and sold in the US, the production process takes place in Sri Lanka but the sale and distribution occurs in the US. This is an example of international trade, not global outsourcing.