Jarhead Fashion Fights to the Forefront

December 19, 2007

Photo Courtesy of Jarhead Clothing Company

Models display the Jarhead clothing line at the company's fashion show.

Former Camp Pendleton Sergeant Tom Vidal gives back to military families through his veteran-owned and operated online clothing company, Jarhead Clothing. One of the recent policies Vidal adopted for his new company is to donate $1 of every T-shirt and $2 of every sweatshirt sold online to military organizations that assist Marines and their families. Thus far, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, Wounded Warrior Project and Great Community have received donations.

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We were lucky enough to have another article written about Jarhead Clothing and the donations we make to help out our own. Take a minute to read the full article at the link above.

Off-duty apparel

Former Marine creates T-shirts for leathernecks
By Michael Hoffman - Staff writer
Posted : Monday Nov 12, 2007 19:57:38 EST
Talking from his cell phone in Newport Beach, Calif., former Marine Tom Vidal swears Jarhead Clothing’s Hotties of the Month was added to the year-old clothing line’s Web site (http://www.jarheadclothing.com) six months ago only after excruciatingly thorough market research.

Marines like models? No way.

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Jarhead Clothing trying the blog thing.

As I continue my ongoing voyage of trying to get the word out about my new military inspired clothing line. I have turned to blogs to help me along the way. So here's a brief history of what Jarhead Clothing is all about.

Jarhead Clothing is a military inspired clothing line that brings a fresh new approach to making Marine’s look their best in their civvies and at the same time representing who they are as Marines. Sgt Thomas Vidal, a Marine turned entrepreneur developed the concept from his love and pride of being a Marine and his long time passion for design. He started Jarhead Clothing in 2005 as an online business using Cafepress.com. Although it was a great starting point, it had its limitations. In October 2006, he went on his own and has been making forward progress ever since. The designs are familiar not only to Marines, but to their counterparts in all the branches of the armed forces. “It reminds me of the accomplishments I made as a Marine and the values I continue to live by in my daily life.” Jarhead Clothing’s Hard Corps designs are not just for Marines. If you support our troop and what they do to protect our freedoms, then Jarhead Clothing is for you.

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