Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts

Fond Flannel Memories

Buffalo Plaid Flannel Dontcha just love flannel shirts? Such fond memories attached to them. The nineties. Grunge rock. Purposely messy hair. Torn jeans. Skipping class. Smoking in the girls room.

Me and my friends pretty much wore a flannel shirt every day of the week. We even wore them in the summer. There was just no containing the mighty breadth of our alternative rock coolness.

But alas, those days are gone. Nowadays people wear flannels simply to keep themselves warm. And it works too. Go figure.

They're no longer the Seattle-based, alternagrunge, burnout teenage fashion statement they once were, but seriously, that's a good thing. They're flannels and they're warm and that's good enough for me.

Get yourself some toasty warm flannel shirts at ArmyNavyShop.com.

Get Your Retro On

Marines Baseball Jersey Vintage and retro clothes are back in a major way. And for good reason - they're totally cool.

The past and the present are one in the same. Embrace this paradox and lead by example. Present you in a past reflective retro shirt with a future that's broad and bright.

Show some love for all things parallel, parallax and paradoxical. Grab your nearest
neighbor and tie a little knot in your small section of the string theory universe. We're all connected. Everything is.

It's not just a vintage t-shirt, it's a philosophical paradigm.

The vintage retro baseball shirts are available in: Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force.

ArmyNavyShop.com Site Redesign

We've redesigned our site. We hope you like it and that it's easier than ever to find what you're looking for.

The new design was inspired by the very popular digital camouflage styles that are used by the united states military forces. The same digital camo style that we sell in our men's, women's and kid's clothing departments. They are extremely popular and great looking too!

The logo was redesigned using an army digital camouflage pattern for the lettering. The same pattern (only lighter) is then utilized on various highlight areas of the page to break up the content and clearly mark important sections.

The navigation bar has been condensed to make it easier to find what you want. The main category arrow buttons feature a cascading submenu that can easily be expanded and contracted by clicking on the little black arrows on the right of the buttons.

A large and easily spotted view your cart button was added to the top right of the home page. Quick and convenient access back to your shopping basket from wherever you roam on the site.

A caption was added to remind existing customers and to alert to ones to our most important quality points: Low prices! Fast shipping! Trusted since 1984.

So many business come and go on the internet and off. Armynavyshop has been in the retail business since 1984 and serving internet customers since 1998. We're here to stay.

Sufferin Succotash... Flyer's Hats!

Be vewy vewy quiet... I'm hunting wabbits. And fwyer hats.

Even if you don't have a severe speech impediment or a jones for a certain cross-dressing, carrot munching, sarcastic rabbit, you can still be just like that dastardly and dubious hunter, Elmer Fudd. Say what you will about good ol' Elmer, but the man was nothing if not persistant.

I don't know whether it's rabbit season or duck season or even if such seasons actually exist, but I do know this hat is awesome. I mean, what could possibly be better than a hat that makes you resemble a dim-witted cartoon hunter who never actually kills anything. A hat that makes you look like a cat eating alien from the planet melmac maybe. But that hat does not yet exist. This one does. So let's just be thankful for small miracles.

Camouflage Wonderland

Are you a fan of camouflage? Because if you are, you'll have noticed how it's evolved over the years. It's quite striking really to see the progression.

Back in the day, way back, camo was just shades of brown and green in hard to discern patterns.

In the 80's and 90's camouflage hit a broader stride. It became a fashion statement and a fashion staple. Suddenly there were all colors of camo. Red. Blue. Purple. It was as if a color wheel had sex with a tree.

Even still, though the camouflage and military fashion trend has its beginnings in the eighties and nineties, it didn't truly explode until the 2000's. It was then that manufacturers began marketting to a broader, more style oriented demographic.

Suddenly there were way more clothes for women, kids, babies, teens and more mens stuff too. There came pink. Digital. Desert Digital. Retro. Vintage. And so many more. Today it's a camouflage wonderland. Join the party.

Love Your Baby Military Style

Do you love your baby? Of course you do! It's your baby for goodness sake. But, do you love your baby enough to dress them as cool as they deserve to be dressed?

Sure, department stores are full of cutesy outfits for infants. But your baby is cool. Your baby deserves better than some common department store infant rack frock. Your baby deserves camouflage! Because camouflage is what all the cool babies are wearing.

On top of the empirical coolness factor, our camouflage clothes for infants are soft, cuddly and way less expensive than the typical stuff you'd find in your local chain store.

So stop being such a lousy parent and start treating your little one right. Get them some baby camo clothes. Quickly. There isn't much time. They're only infants briefly. If you fail them now, they'll spend the rest of their life being uncool and hating you for it.

Retard Those Fires

Fire retardant clothing isn't necessarily on every one's mind. Most of us don't walk through fires or even stand anywhere near them. On the other hand, there are every day heroes who risk their lives to save others on a daily basis. For them, fire retardant clothing is the least we can do.

Military, fire department, police, EMT and other public service personnel need all the protection they can get in their dangerous jobs.

Campers and outdoors people can also benefit from the added protection of fire retardant clothes.

Or even if you're just paranoid, it couldn't hurt to have that extra safeguard in place.

So go on, retard those fires. Better safe than sorry.