Rolling Stone is gushing over a camouflage hat unveiled by the Harris-Walz campaign and suggested the new merch could help Democrats reclaim the Southern and rural identity the party has moved ...

Jeremy Smith wore a Harris-Walz camo hat in Chicago on Tuesday. (Jacob Gallagher/WSJ) On the convention’s second morning, Jeremy Smith’s camo “Harris-Walz” hat certainly wasn’t making ...

Choose from six different colors. The baseball cap features an adjustable band at the back. This camo hat went viral on social media for channeling Chappell Roan’s Midwest Princess ...

The same factory made the original "Make America Great Again" hats for former President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

On Monday, Emhoff was spotted wearing the much in-demand Harris-Walz camo hat—a piece of campaign merch that sold out in 30 minutes, according to Teen Vogue, netting the campaign an estimated $2 ...

Back then, the company would work mostly ... According to the company, it sold close to 200,000 hats that year. The Harris-Walz camo baseball hat is succeeding among a diverse range of consumers ...

Throughout the week, Democrats leaned into symbols of Americana, reclaiming the camouflage, cowboy hats, country music ... year forced policymakers to scale back climate rules.

On the back, she included phrases that connect ... s suffrage movement to Ella Emhoff donning the Harris-Walz camo baseball hat. The hat, seemingly inspired by singer Chappell Roan’s “Midwest ...

such as economic insecurity, perceived cultural marginalization and distrust in government. Symbolic gestures – and camo hats – alone are not sufficient to sway their support.

Chicago may not feel like a space for camo and blaze-orange hats, but it isn’t about the venue. It’s about the major speaker taking the stage during the third night of the DNC: Minnesota ...

Or just hurling insults at their enemies. The history of camouflage paint jobs on aircraft goes all the way back to WW1. A white or black aircraft is easy to spot in an empty sky or against clouds ...