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All Buttoned Up
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2023
All Buttoned Up is a community that was founded in 2022 with the goal of celebrating and admiring alternative culture. This includes skinheads, metalheads, ska-fans, and music fans in general. The community aims to shed a positive light on alternative culture and welcomes everyone who is interested in this type of lifestyle with a slight emphasis on the skinhead subculture.
The main goal of All Buttoned Up is to inspire, admire, and learn from one another, and the community is open to all those who share this interest. We at All Buttoned Up would like to take it up a notch by asking some content creators about their lives, their passion, their love for alternative culture, music, art and more. Like other accounts we share similar content but what we think is missing is some in-depth conversations with the creators. We write exclusive articles about different subjects and we involve our community.
The main goal of All Buttoned Up is to inspire, admire, and learn from one another, and the community is open to all those who share this interest. We at All Buttoned Up would like to take it up a notch by asking some content creators about their lives, their passion, their love for alternative culture, music, art and more. Like other accounts we share similar content but what we think is missing is some in-depth conversations with the creators. We write exclusive articles about different subjects and we involve our community.
All Buttoned Up Shorts: The history of Lacoste
In the early 20th century, French tennis player René Lacoste, nicknamed "The Crocodile" for his tenacity on the court, revolutionized sportswear. Tired of the uncomfortable and restrictive tennis attire of the time, Lacoste designed a breathable, short-sleeved shirt made of lightweight cotton, adorned with a crocodile emblem - a nod to his own nickname.
Introduced in 1926, Lacoste's polo shirt quickly gained popularity among athletes and casual wearers alike for its comfort and style. Its practicality and elegance transcended the tennis courts, becoming a fashion staple around the world.
Over the years, Lacoste's brand expanded beyond polo shirts, offering a range of sportswear and accessories while maintaining its signature crocodile logo as a symbol of quality and sophistication. Today, Lacoste stands as a global fashion icon, embodying the spirit of sport and timeless elegance.
Introduced in 1926, Lacoste's polo shirt quickly gained popularity among athletes and casual wearers alike for its comfort and style. Its practicality and elegance transcended the tennis courts, becoming a fashion staple around the world.
Over the years, Lacoste's brand expanded beyond polo shirts, offering a range of sportswear and accessories while maintaining its signature crocodile logo as a symbol of quality and sophistication. Today, Lacoste stands as a global fashion icon, embodying the spirit of sport and timeless elegance.
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All Buttoned Up Shorts: Lace colour codes
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The boot lace color codes carried weighty messages within the subculture. According to Mary McMican's essay, this phenomenon originated in London, where sturdy Doc Martens served both work and combat purposes. The colours spoke volumes: white denoted white pride, blue protested police brutality, red warned of neo-Nazi leanings, yellow stood strong against racism, purple celebrated gay pride, an...
All Buttoned Up Shorts - S.H.A.R.P. Culture
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The S.H.A.R.P. movement, (Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice), born in the 1980s, counters skinhead subculture's racist factions. Embracing unity, diversity, and social justice, S.H.A.R.P. activists engage in protests, education, and outreach, challenging prejudice and redefining skinhead identity positively. It exemplifies subcultures' potential to combat bigotry and foster inclusivity.
All Buttoned Up Shorts - History of Fred Perry poloshirt
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Established in 1952, Fred Perry is a British brand named after the tennis champion. Famed for its iconic polo shirts, it embodies a blend of sports heritage and timeless fashion. Fred Perry polo shirts have transcended fashion, becoming symbols in alternative culture and music scenes. Worn by subcultures, they blend sportswear with rebellious style, embodying a unique identity.
All Buttoned Up Shorts - Two-Tone culture
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Two-Tone culture emerged in late 1970s Britain, fusing Ska and Punk music, promoting racial unity. Bands like The Specials showcased harmony, inspiring social change against racial tensions.
All Buttoned Up Shorts - History of Skinheads
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Skinhead culture originated in the 1960’s as a working-class youth movement in the UK. It evolved through various phases, encompassing music, fashion, and social attitudes. Would you like more educational videos or do you like alternative culture? Follow us on Instagram!
“lace code is dead” Except it isn’t or people wouldn’t keep repeating it like a self-soothing mantra. It’s still around-and optional like everything else punk. If u *want* it dead, that’s different. Say that. But don’t lie or choose ignorance now that u know it’s still around. Punk’s not dead. Lace code’s not dead.
Never seen so much bollocks in my life
This is inaccurate Yellow is neutrality because its the normal color of doc marten laces also blue means you killed a cop lol
Good video about a part of skinhead history. Keep it going “buttoned up’s”!
Sharp is fake skinheads 😅
Lace code has been dead since the end of the 1990’s.
For sure! The main intention for this video was explainng the history of lace codes, but nowadays nobody seems to cares anymore.
Lace code is dead
We agree!
Good thing I only wear magenta laces
Amazing!
Sadly? Yes. Lace codes are dead. I live in Hungary and i wore the purple and the red (Anarchist Trashmetalhead, yes in hungary it matters where you wore the red lace, and the purple means trashmetal) But now i dont give a fuck about the lace codes because they are useless now.
Interesting, so it is still a thing in Hungary?
I have seen some people associate red laces could also be to signify as Communist or Socialist leaning, but I think that might be a more modern interpretation.
Ah, great addition! We are aware that there are a lot of different interpretations about the boot lace colours and we researched the most common ones and featured those in this short video. Do whatever you like and stay rude!
Check out Gavin Watson's book Skinheads. 😊
The best polo shirt brand ever. ❤