Multi-platinum countries-rock star Brantley Gilbert He puts his tattoos in which his hat is, literally. Known for saying raw and unfiltered stories through your music and ink on its skin, starting a new line of clothes heads with marked accounts, with Gilbert's feature collection and award-winning body of body body. Each design of the hat is rooted in Bontley Gilbert tattoos, symbols of his life on his way, his southern stain and values ​​that define him.

Brantley Gilbert said every tattoo tells the story, good, bad, beautiful, and ugly. Now these stories are sewing into high-quality markets for account coverings, giving fans a way to carry their spirit everywhere they go.

Carl GraceWhich specializes in black and gray dark surrealism, helped Gilbert ink on canvas or in this case, or in this case, fabric. With more than 20 years in the world of tattoos, Grace has earned a reputation for its unique, customized pieces. Its artistically inconspicuously translates into this collection, which feels authentic, robust and deeply personal.

The explosion received an exclusive view of the new line and just say it's amazing! Black and white blush rose is one of the most memorable pieces in the collection. It contains a detailed rose patch set within geometric frames, it is a loadable growth symbol, resistance and timeless beauty. Crispy white crown contrast with a bold black account, while the detail of the ritable rope adds the edge of Vintage Americane. This piece reflects the softer side of Brantley Gilbert, a reminder that beauty often grows from pain.

Orion Desert portrait piece pays tribute to classical piracy art, where the blonde husband is framed in the design of the rope. Khaki Crown and Blue Bill give this cap of the retro feeling, while the detailed portrait embodies Gilbert's love for aesthetics for old school tattoos. It is both attractive and nostalgic, perfect for fans who appreciate the marriage of land of the earth and vintage Americans.

Perhaps bold than a crowd, the vintage black art cover is characterized by a round patch with phrase "My body is a temple, my temple is the canvas" tattoo circles. Minimalist in color, but powerful in the message, this design is Gilbert through and through the declaration that the ink is not only art, it is identity. The all-black base with a gray rope complex makes this one versatile enough to pair with anything, and still makes a statement.

Brantley Gilbert was never shy about carrying his heart on his sleeve, and in his case, it literally mapped in the skin. Star star in the country recently connected Inked magazine Sharing videos that highlighted some of its mental tattoos and stories that inspired them.

Gilbert discovered that many of his tattoos reflect his strong faith, while others capture the darker chapters of his past. He pointed out in Tindo along one hand that presents "the hell I went through and hell I raised ... and the passage cycle through hell and better." For Gilbert are these designs more than bodily art, but the milestones are survival and growth.

"People get them for a lot of reasons, but for most of us, tattoos talk about our victories and losses, our battles and all nine," Gilbert explained through his records. "I was one of those children who had to learn a hard way. But if I listened to the advice of others, I don't know I'd finish where I am."