the 21st century brownshirt for the stylish social nationalist

[Anonymous No.7314639]

I have a challenge for you /fashionistas: show me how in your opinion the brownshirt (SA uniform) for the fascist/social nationalist with style for the 21st century should look like.

How can we update and improve on the classical look of the tragic champions of the white race?
What should and could the warrior for the survival of the white/european nations look like, what outfit would be both practical and stylish (and affordable for everyone if possible)?

What would YOU want to wear whilst fighting for the survival and liberation of your fatherland, driving back the immigrant flood and finally giving the Jews what they deserve? How do you want to look on the pictures, which you will show to your grandchildren whilst telling them of your finest hour, when you secured their future?

And maybe we can find a style which can proudly be worn by all social nationalists regardless of actual nationality or heritage, to unite them in an international movement against the Jewish NWO in a look, which symbolizes our common struggle? The style can be uniform, even paramilitary, but with enough possibilities for variation and customization, but still retaining a common baseline and easily and specifically indentifyable elements.
It should of course convey authority, strength, pride and beauty and make the wearer look like he means business, but without being overly threatening to the common citizen.

[Anonymous No.7314655]

Go back to Stormfront, please.

[Anonymous No.7314761]

>>7314639
Your uniform already exists.

[Anonymous No.7315682]

>>7314761
this right here is why Obama won. Not just this pic, but the fact that Obama looked like a MAN next to bumbling Romney and Ryan.

[Anonymous No.7315694]

Are we going to have a throwback style fiber weaving?

Like twill linens or something? Or do we forge right ahead into the new, potentially fucking up?

[Anonymous No.7316414]

>>7315694
Everything is possible, but modern fabrics may be preferrable. So feel free to make liberal use of functional fabrics if you like, or try to reinterpret and enhance classical styles with use of modern fabrics and materials. Just make sure to make the end result practical and affordable for the average Joe, so no exclusive luxury stuff for rich people.

Try to find a sensible balance between form, function and affordability.

And maybe it wouldn't hurt if those garments could be produced by everyone with the appropriate skills and basic tools (sewing machine etc.).