my crust punk diy

I first started making diy clothes in April of 2023. my first ever project was the one that will and has taken the longest, my "crust" skirt. I know it has more than just crust bands on it, that's what I enjoy about it, all the bands I love very much from the last time I added to it are on there. (I haven't added to it in like 6 months, so it's very not updated) I wear it literally all the time and I'd love nothing more than it make it a permanent clothing piece of mine for several years to come. I made it from a skirt my mom got me in 6th grade, it was a black and white plaid fabric as you can see from, the store Justice. I wore it all the time, but I started thinking it was tacky in 9th grade, so I stopped wearing it, but then I discovered diy alterations and then soon after I got consumed in the hardcore side of punk and then the skirt that I know now was born. My first patch that I've ever made was put on this skirt, it's the Dystopia patch.

the front of my 2 year old "crust skirt"

my favorite patch on the front side is probably the Subhumans one but I also love the Arizona green tea square.

back of my 2 year old "crust" skirt

I don't particularly have a favorite on the back because they're all pretty basic, but I do like the Crass one quite a bit just because its huge and the color hasn't faded.

my hat

The baseball hat is the newest one on this list, and probable my favorite, aesthetic wise. It has the Nausea logo on the underside of the cap part that isn't shown in this picture. It was made from my school's archery team hats, but I wanted to continue wearing it after high school soi made that.

my hoodie

This hoodie has a bunch of stuff on the front of it, but I'm still not quite done with it so I'm not putting it on this yet. I got the base hoodie from a local thrift store; the brand is GAP. I bought the Discharge back patch originally as a shirt for the purpose of putting it on this.

my spazz beanie