The farmer’s market is a haven for organic produce lovers and food snobs of this world. Grass-fed meat, grass-fed grass, grass-fed everything. You’ll fit right in with a basic red and black plaid shirt and skinny jeans. Whether it’s Williamsburg for NYC or Portland for Oregon, everywhere has their own hipster central, where they all convene to talk about vinyls and American Apparel (or whatever it is they talk about). But the flannel has to be taken out of your mainstream world and make a foray into the hipster hideouts of your city.Ĭheck out these places a red flannel shirt just belongs in. Okay, okay, we’ll spare you having to grow a caveman-style beard or having to memorize every Wes Anderson movie. You’re basically a hipster now-you have to go certain places, and do certain things. But when you wear one, there’s a certain responsibility that comes with it. The Vortex Men's Red Button Up Flannel Shirt is made from 98% Cotton and 2% Spandex.3 Hipster-Worthy Things To Do In A Red Flannel ShirtĪ red plaid shirt is to flannels what the Ford Mustang is to American muscle cars-it’s the Original of all flannel shirts.
Much like adding a micro red dot to the aformentioned AK platform, the subtle pops of Vortex on the bottom-ish part and inside collar (there's probably a real name for those parts but no one cares) leave the classic flannel design alone for maximum reliability, but further improve its effectiveness as a modern-day shirt. It doesn't care that its name sucks and neither do you - you just want a comfy, warm, well-made shirt you can wear, get BBQ sauce on, wash and wear again, and that's exactyly what you'll get. The "Men's Flannel" from Vortex Gear is no different. Just the classic "Get shit done, eat steak, and drink bourbon" cut all men have been enjoying since the dawn of time. There's no fancy "athletic", "loose", "bit & tall", or "skinny" cut. They've been around forever and make no effort to fit anything or anyone with maximum, tight precision, but that's the reason they're so damn reliable.
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