No.2299
Where does everyone get their Natsoc uniforms? I mean isn't against the law to own/trade/purchase Nazi memorabilia? (my source is the movie American Beauty). I once seen an Iron Cross in a pawn shop once, but couldn't afford it. It had a picture with it of the soldier who earned it.
I'm not really interested in the medal, personally I think it should be returned to any blood ancestor. My family too is missing an ancestors medal.
I'll more interested in the peaked cap, leather jacket, boots, appropriate icons, cloths and etc.
Preferably black SS.
So hypothetically:
"Where wouldn't someone go online to not purchase the possible attire I may have or may have not just described above?"
Cheers Natsoc
No.2300
ebay
No.2302
>>2299What are you, some sort of aspie cosplayer? Please dont say your gonna wear it in public and say that your one of us, you fucking embarrassment.
No.2304
Depends on the nation, most are legals so long as you aren't running around downtown calling for the death of all jews while waving around a swastika.
Look up re-enactment groups, and the place they get their stuff from.
No.2596
>>2302
No, you'd wear it in bed. Some chicks are reeeeaally into Nazi uniforms.
No.2607
Now here me out. I like the vintage WW2 era German uniforms. They're not gonna loose their style you see.
However considering the long and painful progress it is to deprogram the brain dead raised by our toxic liberal democracies the old uniforms won't work.
We need a new look. Clean. Modern. Hints of the old but firmly rooted in the future. Something unique and eye catching. Something that doesn't raise people's first thoughts of German NATSOC. No this has to be American. And no not the current skinhead look. Something that blends in yet screams absolute power.
No.2611
>>2304
>Look up re-enactment groups
>as you aren't running around downtown calling for the death of all jews while waving around a swastika
>re-enactment groups
really?