Never hurts to have a backup (or dozens of backups) of your favorite shirt. Luke Combs may not have planned it out, but he made his country music star life a breeze by breaking onto the scene wearing a fishing shirt and sticking with it. Specifically, a black Bahama 2 Columbia PFG shirt, which he actually sells on his merchandise shop. I bet you’ve never really thought about that, but picture it for a moment if you will. If Luke Combs is performing, he’s probably wearing a black fishing shirt, and that’s not by mistake. At this point, that’s the way people expect to see Combs, so he’s leaned into the style and made the PFG shirt synonymous with his career. He’s even related his on-stage fashion to the late-great Steve Jobs, who famously wore the exact same outfit every day because it was one less decision he had to make. Luke Combs sticks with the Columbia PFG shirt because it’s comfortable, and because he doesn’t even have to think about it. In a recent interview with GQ, the country music superstar said the item is one of the 10 things he can’t live without, and explained why he chose the Columbia PFG shirt as his go-to: “If you were gonna see me perform, would I be wearing a hat? Yes. Would I be wearing this (black shirt)? Yes, I would be. It’s a big, boxy, big guy shirt. Some people, when they think of me, they probably think of this shirt in a lot of ways. This is a shirt that I’ve been wearing for years. I was wearing these in college. It was really just born out of comfort. I was wearing these shirts playing shows because I was comfortable in them as a bigger guy. I thought they looked nice. They’re super breathable, which is great for stage. They don’t get overly drenched with sweat or water or beer or whatever liquid may be flying around stage.”  Comfortable, breathable, practical… it simply checks all of the boxes. And Luke Combs also provided an answer to a question that he says he gets all of the time: How many of the exact same Columbia shirt does the “Beautiful Crazy” singer own? Being that it’s his go-to shirt while touring, and Combs has been known to go out on the road for a while, the country star says he’s got a plethora of Columbia PFGs: “People always ask me, ‘How many shirt do you have? Do you just have one?’ I’m (sarcastically) like, ‘Yes, I just have one shirt that I wear all the time that I wash. No, I have, I mean 50 of these, at least.” One of them was even featured in his Country Music Hall of Fame exhibit. Combs went on to say that when he first started wearing the black Columbia PFG shirt, it was the worst selling color for the brand. Now, it’s the best selling color. Combs likes to think he helped out Columbia “at least 1%,” and I think it’s safe to say that aided the clothing brand much more than that. The post “People Always Ask Me”: Luke Combs Reveals The Insane Amount Of Black Columbia PFG Fishing Shirts He Owns first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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A spokesman of the Afghan Taliban government said that at least 400 people were killed and 250 injured in an air strike by Pakistan on a drug rehabilitation hospital in Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul.  Pakistan said in a statement that the strike targeted an ammunition depot. A preliminary U.N. assessment found one section of the medical facility housing roughly 180 adolescents had been completely destroyed, with no survivors reported. The Taliban government vowed retaliation, raising fears of a broader war. The strike is part of a widening conflict that intensified in late February, when Pakistan declared what it called “open war” on Afghanistan after accusing it of harboring militants responsible for attacks inside Pakistan. Since then, Pakistan has launched repeated airstrikes on Afghan cities and border areas, while Taliban forces have retaliated along the frontier. The post Pakistani Strike on Kabul Kills Hundreds appeared first on The American Conservative.

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