Bud Light's ‘Pajameralls’ Are Sure to Turn Heads At Your Next Cookout
As a brand, Bud Light is not above doing ridiculous thingsfor the sake of being ridiculous. These are the guys whobrought us “Dilly Dilly”— and have stuck with it… for two years and counting. With that in mind, the idea of releasing a branded pair of “pajameralls” — or pajama overalls with a tropical floral print, no less — sounds downright sensible. But don’t worry, the ridiculous part is coming: It’s suggested you wear them out —like to a party.
In collaboration with the apparel brand Shinesty, Bud Light has officially licensed its name for “The One-Ups,” an $80 pair of “Bud Light Pajameralls.” “Have you ever been the comfiest person at a party?” Shinesty askson its website. “Well, now you can be. Don’t wear sweaty denim and boat shoes just because you think it’s, ‘hip.’ Wear what your soul desires, a comfy pair of overalls that don’t require clothes underneath. One up the people around you with these Bud Light pajameralls.”
Just for the record, the male model showing off these pajameralls is wearing high-top sneakers but no shirt. The female model also has sneakers, but has opted to cover up a bit with a tank top. Whether either is wearing anything else is not initially apparent.
These pajameralls — which Shinesty hassold in other incarnationsthat are not Bud Light related — are part ofa larger Bud Light collectionthat the clothing brand apparently released this summer. Other options include things like an equally gaudy Short Sleeve Bud Light Blazer or more straightforward Bud Light logoed swimwear. And if wearing a nothing but a pair of pajama overalls is too much clothing for you, there are also Bud Light Kimonos! But regardless of what you pick, Shinesty states it’s “bound to turn heads from the BBQ to last call” by showing people “what casual Friday really means.” Yeah, turns out simply wearing your favorite beer t-shirt isn’t enough anymore.
与此同时,尽管这种新时尚,花蕾上杉达也t is still keeping its day job as a beer — and today, Anheuser-Busch isreleasing their special Bud Light “Gloria Brew”为了纪念圣路易Blues’ Stanley Cup victory. This batch of Bud Light had the team’s unofficial theme song — “Gloria” by Laura Branigan — playing by its side 24-7 throughout the entire brewing process. The limited-edition aluminum bottles also feature “Gloria Gloria” written on the top, “2019 Champs” on the side, and the Blues logo right on the front.