#Camo americana

[khandedoe]

All good must come to an end

[desvampyr]

i hand embroidered this hat i got from the thrift store it took 6 hours to remove the previous machine embroidery and 10 hours to hand embroider it @mothercain

[webdiggerxxx]

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[chessboxingstreetwear]

BAPE

[powerlineprincess]

☆☆Good evening🌾🦌

[e-mptyflowerfields]

Manifesting finding a real tree camo sweatshirt next time I go thrifting

[shotsshoddy]

[holysonofthechapel]

Camo jacket robbing corner stores

@camojacketfag / Ethel Cain inspired fit

[justinsentertainmentcorner]

Marissa R. Moss at Rolling Stone:

In 2016, at what became an ill-fated celebration to hopefully usher in the first female president, there was not one country music performer at the Democratic National Convention. There were pop stars like Demi Lovato, Lenny Kravitz, and Lady Gaga, but there wasn’t a single performance that drew from the country or Americana worlds. This was a mistake, clearly: The attitude was that country music and Southern/rural stuff was for Trumpers, and to be avoided at all costs, and that doesn’t end well when you’re trying to win an election, or understand the American public at large on a level deeper than “red state bad.” There are blue voters in those red states, if you get them to the polls, but you have to speak — or sing — their language to get them there.  

The first night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention, wherein we’ll once again make a go for a female president, looked and sounded a whole lot different from eight years ago. There weren’t big pop-star performances (though surely they are coming), but there was country: a country artist, Mickey Guyton, and a country person, Jason Isbell, singing “Something More than Free” with his unmistakable Alabama drawl in front of an image of a barn with an American flag on it. These signifiers have been generally reserved for Trump rallies when it comes to the Venn diagram of music and recent politics, with country music’s conservative core latching on to the jingoist beat in earnest since 9/11, though the alliance between the two dates back far longer. 

By opening their convention with Isbell and Guyton, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz seem to want to change that, with the cherry on top appearing in the form of a Harris/Walz camouflage baseball hat released a few weeks ago — it sold out instantly. But it’s country artists like Jason Aldean, who appeared at the Republican National Convention and engages in the workingman’s sport of country club golf with former president Trump, who like to own this sort of symbolism. His 2019 album, 9, even contained a song called “Camouflage Hat.” That’s the genius work of this one small bit of Harris/Walz merch. The hat reclaims the rural and Southern identity that mainstream Democrats have long ignored, all in with the power of one nifty little cap. Ella Emhoff proudly wore hers last night, while Walz displayed his own — also camouflage — Jason Isbell hat backstage. 

Meanwhile, it’s the Trump supporters who are the ones getting country music wrong, soundtracking their TikTok videos in support of the ex-president with none other than The Chicks’ “Not Ready to Make Nice,” which was written after their expulsion from Nashville in the wake of anti-Iraq War comments and their refusal to apologize. This baffling phenomenon by the right seems to come from either an inability to Google, or an assumption that everything country music must be conservative, and it’s hard to decide which is worse. 

Between Jason Isbell, Maren Morris, Mickey Guyton, and The Chicks, the DNC was eager to embrace country music. That is a good thing, as Republicans don’t have a monopoly on the genre. #DNC2024 #2024DNC

[heartshapedcaskett]

Follow-up about why I dislike Ethel Cain tiktok fans: the other point I wanted to make in regards to stereotyping southerners was that I hate that audio that is like “are you wearing that (camo jacket) in a Ethel Cain vinyl way or in a conservative way?” I detest this audio because it condemns the aesthetics of the rural working class mainly southern working class. I constantly see these fans dressed in camo and cowboy boots talking about how they aren’t “rednecks” but instead Daughters of Cain. I’m all for reclamation of rural/southern aesthetics as a queer person. I indulge in this practice as well. However, the example I provided assumes that all southerners can be typecasted as ignorant and categorized as bigots based upon the way they dress.

It gives people the solace of seeing a blue collar worker in public and condemning them to assumptions that they are right-wing bigots cause they choose to wear camo, boots, americana, Marlboro apparel, or distressed work clothes.

[khandedoe]

Enjoy this draft of a song I’ve been working on :)

[arrayed-in-purple]

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Hi y'all, call me Lux, 25y, genderqueer (any pronouns), pan, Italy :)

More info below the cut:

Just a Southern Gothic born human raised and living in Gothic Europe.

Haunter of places, seeker of art, collector of things.

Obsessed with the aesthetics of horror, Southern gothic, American gothic, flesh, blood, cannibalism, religious art, eschatology, anatomy, dark art, and all that is strange and unusual.

Child of Cain, music obsessed (anything and everything, especially dark or spooky), lover of cinema (horror, thriller, neo noir, surrealist and weird), art (any and all kinds), fashion (workwear/utility/camo/americana), photograpy, purple, root beer, chocolate, and of the connections people forge, especially queer ones.

I post things from my very large and ever expanding personal archive, and sometimes my own writings and photos.

Always happy to make friends so reach out if you want (let's exchange music!) :)

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[dertaglichedan]

Gamers. They targeted Gamers.

We should all be used to the rainbow brigade ruining everything by now. Even normal Americans who aren’t homophobic or hateful towards other in the slightest have to be annoyed by the bombardment of rainbow logos, pride pandering and excessive sexualization of everything that happens each June.

There have always been a few safe havens though. Certain corners of the culture have survived through thick and thin to retain their gritty masculine Americana ways.

Gaming itself has long been compromised, but ol’ reliable, Call of Duty, has always been where the boys can congregate, burn hours and hours of their lives away and say heinous things to each other over voice chat.

No longer. The LGBT army has won. Call of Duty now has #Pride.

Happy Pride Month.

A FREE bundle is now live in Call of Duty in MW3 x Warzone with 6 camos to use in game across all weapons. pic.twitter.com/YDU1tCNzCj

— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) June 1, 2024

The game released seven new weapon skins this month that players can use to decorate their guns, based on the various letters of the intersectional alphabet. Guns can now be traditional pride, bisexual, lesbian, nonbinary, pansexual, transgender or asexual themed.

[nomarsfinery]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Polo Ralph Lauren Camo Double-Knit Americana Performance Tech Jogger Men Medium.

[shirtsbargain]

The Hottest Hoodie Trends To Know In 2024

The hoodie rapidly evolved from a casual sportswear garment to a versatile fashion piece. In 2024, hoodies are shedding their sloppy reputation and stepping into high style. This is particularly evident from our wholesale trends with Gildan hoodies wholesale sales picking up among retail stores. From lush fabrics to standout prints, hoodies are getting a designer refresh this year. And this is influencing all kinds of hoodies including wholesale zip up hoodies. 

Here are the top hoodie trends you can expect to see more in 2024.

Luxe Fabrics

Forget basic cotton — hoodies are indulging in sumptuous fabric upgrades. Buttery soft leather in classic black or eye-catching colors are going from rare to not-so-rare. Plush faux fur in fun, shaggy textures is also a possibility in the blank hoodies wholesale sector. Cashmere hoodies might be picked more for their softness and luxury. These rich fabrics can potentially elevate the hoodie to new heights in 2024.

Oversized 

Hoodies are reaching exaggerated proportions both in demand and in size. Oversized and cocooning fits provide laid-back comfort, allowing you to layer generously or achieve that cool, slouchy look. Women can choose hoodies that double as minidresses. For men, roomy shoulder seams and boxy torsos channel urban street style. Sleeves range from long and baggy to thumb holes that peek at hands. “Boldly big” will be more common than ever.

Floral Vibes

The storybook whimsy of a style inspired by cottagecore is all about floral embroidery, delicate lace accents and prints on hoodies this year. Soft pastels like mint, lavender and buttercup inject fairy-tale charm. Hoodies with puffed sleeves, smocking and dainty details add playful romance. Picnic-ready gingham checks offer quaint Americana flavor. Though the wholesale sector hasn’t got that far yet, we can expect popular brands to add this to their inventory this year. Trending collections like Sport-Tek hoodies wholesale could very well introduce this in the wholesale market.

Dynamic Patterns

Bold patterns add impactful flair to the classic hoodie silhouette. Ethnic-inspired batik prints and African wax prints in vibrant colors celebrate cultural style. Energetic graffiti designs express street art edge. Psychedelic circles and swirling tie-dye provide trippy appeal. Abstract camo and animal prints add bold touches. Vintage-look Hawaiian prints conjure laidback vacation vibes. As always, we will be seeing them all in 2024. As a matter of fact, most of these patterns go great on Port Authority hoodies.

Distressed Details

Ripped knees, frayed hems and punky distressing add streetwise character to hoodies in 2024. Strategically placed holes, unfinished edges and worn-in discoloration bring a grungy attitude. Layer-ripped hoodies over fishnets or leather promise an edgier look. Acid wash effects and bleaching create harder worn-in styles. Some of our fashion-forward buyers often pick hoodies from our Port and Company hoodie wholesale collection to bring in the “distressed” effect.

Going green, glam, graphic, or grunge, the beloved hoodie is set to hit new style heights in 2024. And the carefree comfort the garment is known for stays. How awesome is that?