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Workwear as Anti-Label: Ditching Inherited Fashion
When Daniel started wearing a tool belt mid-DIY project, it triggered a full reckoning with his wardrobe. His mom dressed him in status-signaling brands like Banana Republic and Ralph Lauren well into adulthood — labels that announced themselves. Now he's gravitating toward Carhartt and Dickies: brands built for railroad workers and mechanics, not for chest logos. We unpack the psychology of inherited fashion (why it takes until your thirties to notice you're wearing someone else's taste), the material engineering that separates workwear from fast fashion (thread count, weave geometry…
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