Dads Are the Original Hipsters
By Brad Getty
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He listened to vinyl before you did. He drank whiskey before you did. He had a mustache before you did. Admit it: your dad was a hipster before you were! Based on the blog phenomenon of the same name, this book celebrates dads as the original hipsters. Vintage photos of real dads back in the day—in their short shorts and tight tees playing arcade games—accompany snarky captions that at once tip a cap to Dad’s glory days and poke fun at modern hipsters. Featuring tons of never-before-seen content, this book is perfect for dads, hipsters, and those who love to tease them!
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Dads Are the Original Hipsters - Brad Getty
Chukka Boots
Your dad wore desert chukka boots before you did and he has the distressed leather to prove it. As a world traveler, he bartered in Kolkata’s outdoor flea markets, went on safari in Africa, and hiked mountains in the Swiss Alps. Most shoes couldn’t withstand the wanderlust that your father’s feet had, which is why he needed a boot that was comfortable, durable, and suave enough to help him charm a new mistress in every foreign land his feet touched.
SO HIPSTERS, next time you’re lacing up your boots to go with your unwashed, ripped Levi’s and a vintage Salvation Army shirt, remember this…
You couldn’t walk a mile in your dad’s chukkas.
Dads are the Original HipstersKnit Hat
Your dad rocked knit caps before you did and he’s got the matted-down man-fro to prove it. His weather-appropriate dome-piece changed the course of frigid fashion and turned a head sock into a runway must-have.
SO HIPSTERS, next time you’re pulling a knit cap on in the middle of summer and letting the front bit of your unwashed hair peek out, remember this…
Your dad knew the seasons of style and he would slap the winter off your July head for disrespecting the laws of looking weather-appropriately good.
P.S. Your contribution to cold weather style was the headband and how many of those do you still see around?
Dads are the Original HipstersBoat Shoes
Your dad wore Top-Siders before you did and he’s got the white non-marking soles to prove it. He was a land sailor of the blacktop sea whose fresh footwear was Poseidon-inspired. They gave him sure feet in slippery conditions and man-anchored him to the ground so he could help your mom traverse treacherously slick surfaces.
SO HIPSTERS, next time you’re toe-deep in boat shoes and not sliding across the beer-soaked dive bar floor, remember this…
Your dad wore socks with his Sperrys, unlike you, because women don’t like men whose feet smell like they’re homeless.
Dads are the Original HipstersCycling Caps
Your dad donned cycling caps before you did and he has the sweat-filled brim to prove it. Back when Lance Armstrong was swinging two-deep and Velocity was only a term used to reference speed, your dad was hyping bike brands on his head. He would flip the shit out of that brim so all the pedal honeys could see his laser gaze. He was raw, unbridled, rolling seduction that left a contrail of masculinity with every pedal push.
SO HIPSTERS, next time you’re crotch up to a bike seat, flashing velo gang colors on the brim of your trying too hard to be original
hat, remember this…
Your dad was the king of cycling and that cap was his crown.
Dads are the Original HipstersBig Sunglasses
Your dad kept out hater rays with big shades before you did and he’s got the oversized eye socket tan lines to prove it. His beta-blockers let his wandering eyes cruise the beach undetected. Like the dirty prince of summer, he stealthily grabbed eyefuls of apple bottoms.
SO HIPSTERS, when you’re putting on your plastic-framed glasses to protect your bloodshot hungover eyes from the bright evil rays of the sun, remember this…
Your dad knew that the real purpose of big sunglasses was to protect his face from being slapped by the offended bikinis at the beach.
Dads are the Original HipstersJorts
You dad wore jorts before you did and he’s got the short frayed denim to prove it. Living the three Rs, he Reused his life-wrecked jeans by Reducing their leg length and Recycling them back into his wardrobe as stylish Danny Dukes. Now every pair of faded favorites could have a second life as his favorite pair of shorts.
SO HIPSTERS, next time you’re riding a fixie in attire you claim is strictly functional because you can carry your keys and U-lock without having your leg movement constricted, remember this…
Your dad wore them because he was helping to save the environment before saving the environment was cool.
Dads are the Original Hipsters