A collection of the funkiest Mens Fashion ads from the 1970's. Theses ads were featured in Ebony and Jet Magazines and promoted some of the hippest tags lines in 1970's fashion.
ToFunky
ToFunky
No! I have the Rise Up clothing posted on my site at the Museum of UnCut Funk. Thanks!!!
http://museumofuncutfunk.com/2009/05/30/flagg-brothers-couture-circa-1970’s/
On Dec 27, 2012
ronald chenault
ronald chenault
do you remember the jingle boot
On Dec 26, 2012
KappaMan5
KappaMan5
Man, I was just telling my daughter about Flagg Bros and the style. Had to goggle for her to appreciate. Had the Red Dogs and Mellow Men. Man this was the hippest time in history!!! I would love to find a vintage magazine for "old time sake."
Mike Barrett
Mike Barrett
What happened to the fifty's with the "new flagg flyers, solid jack jump right in and jump out"
those shoes with both "clip toe" and laces were good shoes for $10 bucks, some peg pants with "french seams " thin suede belts.
You are missing out // the NSRA car shows have many
thousands of 50-60 age group "big kids" with money to get into retro clothing. Sure would like to see them made available again
Roy W.
Roy W.
Man this was the hippest store back in the seventies, they had some bad threads,especially the "hats" and the
high heeled shoes that you could put goldfish in. Bro
those were the days.
Tony D.
Tony D.
I loved Flagg Bros. shoes and I still have a pair brown leather dress shoes from 1968, that I bought in Flushing, Queens, N.Y. They were on sale from $18 down to $12. I had them re-soled & heeled 3 times since I can't find the same quality here in Florida.
I only wear them for special occasions.
Mujahid Hasan
Mujahid Hasan
Flagg Bros was the clothing line that made me the man I am today.
My mother said i would be acheing due to the outfits I wore without shirts, back in the day.
Dose anyone know who sells these vintage clothes now?
By the way I'll be wearing a shirt now, I no longer have my 12 pack.
Neck
Neck
I grew up in B-more. There used to be FB right across the street from what was called the B-more Civic Center at the time. I was a teen at the time that stuff was popular. HATED IT..HATED THE LOOK..HATED WHAT IT PORTRAYED. We used to stand in the window and shake our heads at the oufits and the big heel shoes. One of the sales men invited me in one day to show me around. He was a guuudddd guy, and I understand he was just doing his job selling that stuff..but he really didn't get what I what I was saying. I really don't mean to piss anyone off, but this was just another form of black exploitation. Clown clothes is what they were...and what they are.
Cherisse
Cherisse
Flagg Brothers was all that AND a bag of chips, what I wouldn't give for one of my brother's catalogs. You didn't even think about going to the show without making sure you got your Flagg rags right. I loved going to the store on Broad St. in Richmond, VA to see all the styles!
allen
allen
Flagg brotherswas the stuff if you didn't have. A catalog in your locker there was something wrong with you
No! I have the Rise Up clothing posted on my site at the Museum of UnCut Funk. Thanks!!! http://museumofuncutfunk.com/2009/05/30/flagg-brothers-couture-circa-1970’s/
On Dec 27, 2012do you remember the jingle boot
On Dec 26, 2012Man, I was just telling my daughter about Flagg Bros and the style. Had to goggle for her to appreciate. Had the Red Dogs and Mellow Men. Man this was the hippest time in history!!! I would love to find a vintage magazine for "old time sake."
What happened to the fifty's with the "new flagg flyers, solid jack jump right in and jump out" those shoes with both "clip toe" and laces were good shoes for $10 bucks, some peg pants with "french seams " thin suede belts. You are missing out // the NSRA car shows have many thousands of 50-60 age group "big kids" with money to get into retro clothing. Sure would like to see them made available again
Man this was the hippest store back in the seventies, they had some bad threads,especially the "hats" and the high heeled shoes that you could put goldfish in. Bro those were the days.
I loved Flagg Bros. shoes and I still have a pair brown leather dress shoes from 1968, that I bought in Flushing, Queens, N.Y. They were on sale from $18 down to $12. I had them re-soled & heeled 3 times since I can't find the same quality here in Florida. I only wear them for special occasions.
Flagg Bros was the clothing line that made me the man I am today. My mother said i would be acheing due to the outfits I wore without shirts, back in the day. Dose anyone know who sells these vintage clothes now? By the way I'll be wearing a shirt now, I no longer have my 12 pack.
I grew up in B-more. There used to be FB right across the street from what was called the B-more Civic Center at the time. I was a teen at the time that stuff was popular. HATED IT..HATED THE LOOK..HATED WHAT IT PORTRAYED. We used to stand in the window and shake our heads at the oufits and the big heel shoes. One of the sales men invited me in one day to show me around. He was a guuudddd guy, and I understand he was just doing his job selling that stuff..but he really didn't get what I what I was saying. I really don't mean to piss anyone off, but this was just another form of black exploitation. Clown clothes is what they were...and what they are.
Flagg Brothers was all that AND a bag of chips, what I wouldn't give for one of my brother's catalogs. You didn't even think about going to the show without making sure you got your Flagg rags right. I loved going to the store on Broad St. in Richmond, VA to see all the styles!
Flagg brotherswas the stuff if you didn't have. A catalog in your locker there was something wrong with you