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    The Untold Story of Menswear’s Renegade Past in The Rebel's Wardrobe by gestalten
    Over the last century, musicians, actors, artists, authors, and activists have used clothes to cultivate a defiant posture in the public eye. Style icons like Marlon Brando, James Dean, Miles Davis, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, and Steve McQueen turned the fashion world on its head by endowing particular clothes with new symbolism and meaning, especially with a sense of “cool.” A wide range of subcultures emulated the new styles, and what was once considered radical, in time became mainstream.
    Built like tanks but made for the skies, the shearling bombers were designed for frigid cockpits. They can handle whatever you can throw at them. Learn more about it The Rebel's Wardrobe a book by gestalten.
    The T-shirt is so firmly ensconced in the modern wardrobe that it’s easy to forget there was a time when baring one’s arms was a transgressive act. Thanks to both servicemen and silver-screen icons, the simple white tee crossed the boundary from underwear to outerwear, becoming an essential part of the modern man’s wardrobe.
    Though it may be tinged with nostalgia, the combat-ready A-2 is as imperishable and commanding today as when it first appeared. It refuses to fade away. World War II prompted the military to outfit its fighting personnel in highly functional, durable, and well-proportioned outerwear.
    In the second half of the twentieth century, utilitarian work boots drove wide-reaching style movements in London, Tokyo, and New York City, like the Dr. Martens featured in The Rebel’s Wardrobe by gestalten.
    There is an irony attached to the Harrington: somehow this coat, which defined 1950s conformism, found its way into the closets of nonconformists. Each of them—mods, skinheads, punks, and hipsters— adopted the coat as a form of rebellion against everything the Harrington seemed to stand for.
    Impractical for athletic contests, the hats were replaced within a few years by six-panel merino wool caps with short leather visors, the precursors of the modern baseball cap.
    Long before the turtleneck became a powerful symbol of radicalism, it was an old standby for fishermen, particularly in Guernsey, a small island in the English Channel, where the knitted sweaters continue to be made. The pattern is simple, allowing the sweater to be worn either backwards or forwards. Ganseys, as they came to be called, had a high neck, three-quarter length sleeves, and a diamond-shaped gusset in the armpit that allowed the arms to move freely in spite of the sweater’s tight fit.
    Friend to the seafarer, the chunky and oversized sweater from Galway Bay was the fisherman’s Sunday best. This fascinating piece of clothe is also featured in The Rebel’s wardrobe.
    The cast of Quadrophenia (1979): When they started shooting Quadrophenia, Sting (center) and his band The Police were relatively unknown. By the time the film was released, they were climbing the charts.
    Design & Fashion

    The Rebel's Wardrobe

    The Untold Story of Menswear’s Renegade Past

    An entertaining exploration of trend-immune fashion classics, and the surprising origins of your everyday clothing items.

    £45.00 Price incl. VAT and Shipping

    Immersing readers in the world of men’s fashion, The Rebel's Wardrobe explores the surprising origins of our everyday staple items and how they became timeless classics.

    From the plain white T-shirt developing into the everyday hero, to the leather jacket cementing its place as a global icon or the chino being originally produced for military purposes, this modern menswear lexicon uses fashion to look at pop culture over the last 100 years, making links between seemingly disparate groups from military to sports.

    Join Denimhunters, the internet’s premier denim and heritage menswear experts as they take you through a beautiful archive and contemporary photography, showcasing the history of iconic men’s clothing.

    Design & Fashion fashion style
    Editors: Bryan Szabo, Thomas Stege Bojer & gestalten
    Release date: Oktober 2022
    Format: 22.5× 29 cm
    Features: Full color, hardcover, stitch bound, 288 pages
    ISBN: 978-3-96704-072-2

    Comprising Thomas Stege Bojer and Bryan Szabo, Denimhunters is one of the internet’s premier denim and heritage menswear authorities. It was founded in 2011 by Stege Bojer, who now serves as the editor in chief. Experienced writer and editor Szabo is a contributor to the site, and notably spearheads the writing and research for the Well Made Essentials rugged menswear buying guide.

    Illustrations by Florian Bayer

    FSC™️ (Forest Stewardship Council™️) Certified.

    Shipping Costs

    • Free shipping to Germany, the USA and the UK

    • Free worldwide shipping from 60 EUR/USD order value.

    • For orders below 60 EUR/USD the following shipping costs apply:

      • European Union, UK & USA : € 0,-
      • ROW (All other): € 40,-

    Shipping costs will be assessed during checkout based on the full value of goods purchased.


    The shipping cost doesn’t account for any import taxes/customs fees. These fees are not under our control and apply according to the regulations of your selected country of delivery. Please refer to your local customs authorities for more information.

     

    Payment 

    For shipments to addresses within the US, payments can be made using credit card, or PayPal.

    Gestalten uses a secure payment system to protect your information. More information on our security procedure is available here. 

    Shipping

    Once your order is processed and an order confirmation is sent, you will be able to track your shipment using the link in the order confirmation. You will also be able to track your order in your customer account.

    Orders are usually received within 2-3 working days for orders placed within Germany, 2-6 working days for those placed within the EU, the UK, Switzerland, and Norway. Orders placed within the US will be delivered within 3-7 working days after receiving your order confirmation. Deliveries to all other territories will take 10-14 working days.

    Please note that we don’t ship on weekends and public holidays. Deliveries are not made on Sundays and other public holidays. We will try to inform you of any unexpected delays.

    Returns
    Full refunds are available up until 14 days after the order confirmation is sent. You bear the direct costs for returning the products. More information on our return policy is available here.
    Immersing readers in the world of men’s fashion, The Rebel's Wardrobe explores the surprising origins of our everyday staple items and how they became timeless classics.

    From the plain white T-shirt developing into the everyday hero, to the leather jacket cementing its place as a global icon or the chino being originally produced for military purposes, this modern menswear lexicon uses fashion to look at pop culture over the last 100 years, making links between seemingly disparate groups from military to sports.

    Join Denimhunters, the internet’s premier denim and heritage menswear experts as they take you through a beautiful archive and contemporary photography, showcasing the history of iconic men’s clothing.

    Design & Fashion fashion style

    Editors Bryan Szabo, Thomas Stege Bojer & gestalten
    Release date: Oktober 2022
    Format: 22.5× 29 cm
    Features: Full color, hardcover, stitch bound, 288 pages
    ISBN: 978-3-96704-072-2

    Comprising Thomas Stege Bojer and Bryan Szabo, Denimhunters is one of the internet’s premier denim and heritage menswear authorities. It was founded in 2011 by Stege Bojer, who now serves as the editor in chief. Experienced writer and editor Szabo is a contributor to the site, and notably spearheads the writing and research for the Well Made Essentials rugged menswear buying guide.

    Illustrations by Florian Bayer

    FSC™️ (Forest Stewardship Council™️) Certified.

    Shipping Costs

    • Free shipping to Germany, the USA and the UK

    • Free worldwide shipping from 60 EUR/USD order value.

    • For orders below 60 EUR/USD the following shipping costs apply:

      • European Union, UK & USA : € 0,-
      • ROW (All other): € 40,-

    Shipping costs will be assessed during checkout based on the full value of goods purchased.


    The shipping cost doesn’t account for any import taxes/customs fees. These fees are not under our control and apply according to the regulations of your selected country of delivery. Please refer to your local customs authorities for more information.

     

    Payment 

    For shipments to addresses within the US, payments can be made using credit card, or PayPal.

    Gestalten uses a secure payment system to protect your information. More information on our security procedure is available here. 

    Shipping

    Once your order is processed and an order confirmation is sent, you will be able to track your shipment using the link in the order confirmation. You will also be able to track your order in your customer account.

    Orders are usually received within 2-3 working days for orders placed within Germany, 2-6 working days for those placed within the EU, the UK, Switzerland, and Norway. Orders placed within the US will be delivered within 3-7 working days after receiving your order confirmation. Deliveries to all other territories will take 10-14 working days.

    Please note that we don’t ship on weekends and public holidays. Deliveries are not made on Sundays and other public holidays. We will try to inform you of any unexpected delays.

    Returns
    Full refunds are available up until 14 days after the order confirmation is sent. You bear the direct costs for returning the products. More information on our return policy is available here.

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    Over the last century, musicians, actors, artists, authors, and activists have used clothes to cultivate a defiant posture in the public eye. Style icons like Marlon Brando, James Dean, Miles Davis, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, and Steve McQueen turned the fashion world on its head by endowing particular clothes with new symbolism and meaning, especially with a sense of “cool.” A wide range of subcultures emulated the new styles, and what was once considered radical, in time became mainstream.
    Built like tanks but made for the skies, the shearling bombers were designed for frigid cockpits. They can handle whatever you can throw at them. Learn more about it The Rebel's Wardrobe a book by gestalten.
    The T-shirt is so firmly ensconced in the modern wardrobe that it’s easy to forget there was a time when baring one’s arms was a transgressive act. Thanks to both servicemen and silver-screen icons, the simple white tee crossed the boundary from underwear to outerwear, becoming an essential part of the modern man’s wardrobe.
    Though it may be tinged with nostalgia, the combat-ready A-2 is as imperishable and commanding today as when it first appeared. It refuses to fade away. World War II prompted the military to outfit its fighting personnel in highly functional, durable, and well-proportioned outerwear.
    In the second half of the twentieth century, utilitarian work boots drove wide-reaching style movements in London, Tokyo, and New York City, like the Dr. Martens featured in The Rebel’s Wardrobe by gestalten.
    There is an irony attached to the Harrington: somehow this coat, which defined 1950s conformism, found its way into the closets of nonconformists. Each of them—mods, skinheads, punks, and hipsters— adopted the coat as a form of rebellion against everything the Harrington seemed to stand for.
    Impractical for athletic contests, the hats were replaced within a few years by six-panel merino wool caps with short leather visors, the precursors of the modern baseball cap.
    Long before the turtleneck became a powerful symbol of radicalism, it was an old standby for fishermen, particularly in Guernsey, a small island in the English Channel, where the knitted sweaters continue to be made. The pattern is simple, allowing the sweater to be worn either backwards or forwards. Ganseys, as they came to be called, had a high neck, three-quarter length sleeves, and a diamond-shaped gusset in the armpit that allowed the arms to move freely in spite of the sweater’s tight fit.
    Friend to the seafarer, the chunky and oversized sweater from Galway Bay was the fisherman’s Sunday best. This fascinating piece of clothe is also featured in The Rebel’s wardrobe.
    The cast of Quadrophenia (1979): When they started shooting Quadrophenia, Sting (center) and his band The Police were relatively unknown. By the time the film was released, they were climbing the charts.

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