are battle jackets effay? battle jacket inspo?
no because hardcore isn't and never was effay. and goto a show for inspo you faggot poser
>>11201139
Grew up in the hardcore scene
Can confirm that it's not fa at all
>>11201139
But nobody from hardcore can fit into a "battle vest" or whatever
I've honestly never seen anybody faggy enough to try and pass off a thrash metal fit or whatever that's for
Mostly fat minorities. Good guys though
>>11201139
spotted the pic related /r/streetwear poster
Depends whether they've been within 15 feet of a mortar blast before
>>11201139
>m-m-m-muh scene authenticity
>>11201129
only if your true, all others are posers.
only go into if you are in hardcore (not the cargo shorts style music) amd underground musics, crust or d beat, black metal or death metal
>>11201129
w2c pins. I really want that Anton Lavey one for my black bomber
>>11201129
The fuck is a battle jacket?
>>11203341
More commonly appearing as battle vests in my area...leather or denim, you put pins or sew on patches representing how hardcore you are, usually repping bands, ideological movements, and "countercultural" symbols
>>11201129
Cool pins w2c
>>11204089
People do that here in california, but i've never heard people call it a "battle jacket". I thought the OP was talking about something from the army.
>>11203341
nerds who like blackmetal wearthem
Posers wear denim jackets with pins only, no patches (see burger records meme, disturbingly common in CA). Patches usually show you're genuinely into the music scene. But once you hit a certain number of patches it just starts looking like tryhard shit. Personally I hate pins and spikes because having sharp points on you in the pit is a recipe for pain.
>>11201174
kek, I can't tell you how many obese mexicans I've seen at shows wearing vests big enough to fit multiple back patches onto
>>11201234
this pic never fails to make me kek
>>11204788
>But once you hit a certain number of patches it just starts looking like tryhard shit.
Some styles are busy, i agree though if it's patches from top to bottom.
You need to hit a common ground in regards to the pacthes and pins.
Otherwise your jacket ends up looking like a patchwork quilt your grandma made.
I usually just go for a backpatch, one over the heart and a few pins scattered.
>>11204954
>My minimal preference is correct
