Does anyone know anything about Loden-Frey clothing? I've

>>11230225
Most older German brands have some kind of nazi background, it's nothing to worry about. It's not like anyone got attacked for driving a Porsche because it's a "nazi brand".

>>11230642
This. Hugo Boss designed some of the SS uniforms, and you don't see anyone complaining about that. (the uniforms do look p dope, but I'm not sure if it's just due to the stigma surrounding them)

>>11230225
Label looks 1950s or early 60s

>>11230708
Hugo Boss was just a subcontractor, they had no part in the design of the infamous M32 which was mostly done by professor Karl Diebitsch

>Would love to know whether I'm going to get attacked for wearing this in public.

Is that really a worry for you or are you hoping to get some nazi-chic points?

>>11231751
Many of my close friends are and my roommate is jewish. Its an actual concern. Its second hand so its not like i actually gave money to a nazi, but some things (unlike hugo boss or chanel) have feelings attatched to them.

I dont really care to offend anyone, its just a well made, warm coat.

>>11233147
Wtf mate? It's just a coat. There's no nazi symbols on it, Germany has a lot of eagles in its imagery, like on euro coins, flags etc..

>>11233740
Babysat my niece once and got the tune of "Dixieland" stuck in my head.
Was whistling it in the elevator and some fat black chick told me off
You'd be surprised what people manage to get offended over

>>11233755
I don't know what Dixieland is but I saw the flag. So you're American, that explains a lot.

>>11233755
But really m8, there's nothing even remotely nazi on your coat. The eagle isn't, the names "Munich" or "Germany" aren't either. Maybe "imported" could bring up some memories to some merchants. :^)

>>11233770
>>11233775
Not op. I'm just an interloper doing business in the U.S. for a few years. Dunno if it was always like this but in my time here, people look for ways to get butthurt over race and ethnicity like outrage was going out of style