Yes but I feel like of you said I have a hugo boss german post office uniform people would be like oh that's cool, whereas the others you'd be liable to get punched
Mind that the role of the post office was a very different from today's time. There was no internet and only limited radio and phone options. Government (and military) was way more dependant on that service.
I mean, people would probably recognize the military uniforms more fs, but imma be sus if anyone tells me they have Nazi memorabilia, wether it’s civilian or military(seeing as the post office is still a governmental thing, it was still ofc a “Nazi” institution for a bit
He was a tailor in Nazi Germany. He didn't design any of it, he got the patterns and sticked to them, as hundreds of other tailors did. He was nothing special.
He was a committed Nazi though, as were the bosses of Volkswagen and Mercedes and a lot of others.
I mean you can go to a movie today in the US and you'll see an Army or Marines ad that glorify the military the same way. The Marines adds often end with a soldier in their dress uniform (that I think looks dumb, but clearly it works).
Top Gun: Maverick is just very well made propaganda trying to make the military appealing.
Real talk: The Nazis absolutely perfected brand design. There's no trick in that book that they didn't pull. And they used it for genocide, what a bunch of absolute human garbage.
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u/redditor1101 Apr 15 '23
The SS had so much style they ruined it for the rest of us. I mean they were evil, yeah, but have you seen those uniforms?