Camp Day Camp Night Socks
Description: This one is another mysterious design with little to no background other than FZ wearing one in the studio in 1969 which makes it cool on its own. The source material was so trashed, that identifying the graphic was impossible, so it could be a picture of the camp, a worm coming out of an apple, or a frog jumping out of a pond? WTF knows!? Whatever the case, you’ll be a walking Rorschach Test in this extra thrashed design, wonky lettering and all.
Description: The original for this one was thrifted in Midwest City, Oklahoma and while we don't know much about it, it's clearly related to organized scouting activities, and thanks to the curious cartoon fish, it's an instant classic that we had to have. As per usual, we analyzed the super thrashed original and then redrew it to make it good as new and then ran it through our signature digital wash process to destroy it all over again, but this time in a much more controlled manner.
Description: During the build-up to D-Day, the US Army trained hundreds of elite sky soldiers for the rigors of Airborne combat in places like Camp Toccoa & Ft. Benning, Georgia. Paratrooper hopefuls would often wear these running Currahee 3 miles up and 3 miles down! This vintage style US Army Airborne PT shirt makes a great gift for an aspiring or veteran paratrooper or anyone who appreciates and honors the courage and sacrifices of the Greatest Generation during WWII!
Description: A circular emblem divided vertically. The left side depicts a night scene with a crescent moon, stars, trees, a campfire, logs, and a person sitting on a log, with the text "CAMP" and "NIGHT". The right side shows a daytime scene with mountains, a winding road, a tent, a backpack, cans, and pizza, with the text "DAY".
Description: Explore the wilderness beneath the moon with this original vintage camping design featuring a nighttime campsite, lantern, tent, pine forest, mountain silhouettes, crescent moon, and a completely original woodland creature. Perfect for campers, hikers, outdoor adventurers, and lovers of peaceful nighttime wilderness.
Description: A circular emblem features an eagle in flight against a dark blue night sky filled with stars and a large red sun. The emblem includes the text "CAMP HOPE" in a curved banner at the top and "EHPMOC" in reverse at the bottom. The border has geometric patterns in various colors, and the number "89" is displayed below the emblem.
