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japanese have some of the hardest fits for workwear in a traditional sense

traditional french workwear i've been researching more of traditional work wear historically, more traditional workwear were more uniform in nature and built specifically for the job they were designed for https://www.frenchworkwear.com/

Grease Point Workwear selvedge everything old school weaving and manufacturing shits fucking tough https://www.greasepointworkwear.com/ '

yes i am i recently got to blue belt it wasnt anything special, i just kept going and getting my stripes im just happy not to be shit on anymore LMAO

finally moving to san diego the starting point of american BJJ i'll be working in the navy base there, but i'm def going to be joining a gracie gym im not gonna be one of those blue belts that just up and quit

The bad guy was fucking stupid it was like when hayden christensen became darth vader

do you want the us navy patch or no patch

i got you bro

brooooo theyre true to size and light weight but it is usa made chambray Bro these are fire

bro for sure that shirt coupled with the green vietnam fatigues....fucking fuego

And my soffe tee shirts came in

i have a plug for various sizes

I have a grip of these coming in genuine US naval uniform from the 90s alot of potential for graphics I'm gonna print something on the back

I'm trying to make some stencil graphics for the smaller prints

I'll keep you all updated I'm gonna be setting up a shopify site the best way i think i can handle product would be to do preorders so i'm not sitting on a bunch of stuff i cant move

The branding is pretty good in my opinion

I also want to go into US made cut n' sew and pants Stanray pants and shirts are made by earl's apparel I want to see if i can use them for my own private label earl's apparel makes gung ho, stan ray, and their own garments all of it is manufactured in texas

alright Ive been helping white knuckle syndicate with their stuff while doing mine at the same time i had to pay to license some art work for printing and i have to finish talking with a graphic designer i met online I am fully committed right now to using shirts and sweaters made in the US - volunteer knitwear - soffe - campbellsville knit - royal apparel - allusaclothing.com garment dyed hoodie/sweatpants I cant source full zip hoodies that are the weight i want and made in the US, so i have to go somewhere else to get them I want them to be heavy weight so they would be 11 oz to 14 oz

aaaaaaliright Ive been doing alot during my ittle break from our beloved forum I started doing some graphic designs for a brand i started hanging out with I also did my best to get my homies acquainted with Raven and to get the most out of their own brands hanging out with 12ozprophet shout out to white knuckle syndicate and the RAID team I learned alot from these guys and how smaller streetwear brands grow The cost is high but the risk pays off so i started doing small time edits for white knuckle syndicate I also started doing custom work on military surplus for some people who dm me

hey brother, Yea I'm still rolling! I'm getting my blue belt in a few months!!! I really don't know. I just thought that KLOPS getting shit on was funny af. CLOPS i think is not the same as KLOPS from nyc I've been following KLOPS in IG for the longest time. The guy just started doing weird shit after 2016. It's like he flipped or some shit.

I'm kind of sorry that klops is a waste of talent. But the dude is a snitch and just mad disrespectful.

2021 coke white dunk lows

Back for a bit I've been busy as fuck. My very first pair of dunks. 2009

Vans bmx I think these would do amazing on the range Pair with a set of selvedge denim....mmmmmm