Pachuco
Pachuco is a 1940s Mexican-American zoot suit aesthetic from Los Angeles and the Southwest, an expression of Chicano identity and cultural resistance during wartime. Zoot suits are the defining garment, cut with high-waisted wide-leg trousers. Long key chains hang from the waist. Broad-brim hats sit on top. Two-toned oxfords go below, with distinctly Chicano accessories throughout.
