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American Crew Joins Harley Davidson's 115th Anniversary Celebration

Earlier this year, American Crew announced its partnership with another American brand known for embracing trends yet sticking to its classic core: Harley-Davidson. To celebrate the partnership, editors and American Crew artistic team members were invited to Milwaukee for Harley-Davidson’s 115th anniversary celebration

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August 30, 2018
American Crew Joins Harley Davidson's 115th Anniversary Celebration
American Crew Joins Harley Davidson's 115th Anniversary Celebration
American Crew Joins Harley Davidson's 115th Anniversary Celebration
American Crew Joins Harley Davidson's 115th Anniversary Celebration

American Crew model, Levi, stands next to his picture in the American Crew pop-up barbershop.

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It’s no surprise that the men’s grooming category is booming. In fact, according to American Crew founder David Raccuglia, the category is supposed to reach $26 billion by 2020. Even before this area of the industry was fully embraced, American Crew has been focusing on men since its launch in 1994, creating products to suit the modern man, addressing the needs of men by innovating quality products, and urging barbers to charge more for their services.

Earlier this year, American Crew announced its partnership with another American brand known for embracing trends, yet sticking to its classic core: Harley-Davidson. To celebrate the partnership, editors and American Crew artistic team members were invited to Milwaukee for Harley-Davidson’s 115th anniversary celebration, where thousands of die-hard Harley-Davidson aficionados gather inside and outside the Harley-Davidson Museum through Labor Day Weekend. American Crew stylists provided complimentary cuts to attendees in a pop-up barbershop.

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Just like the motorcyles showcased at the museum, Raccuglia says men’s hairstyles now range from classic to modern, edgy styles. He foresees a continuation of these looks trending in 2019, with old-school elements for classic looks, new-school modern styles celebrating texture and shape, and extreme barbering and carving for edgy looks.

“It’s wonderful, for once men have options,” Raccuglia says. “And it’s a true career now in the men’s category because of these options.”

Stay tuned for more coming from the HDxAC partnership in 2019. 

Originally posted on Modern Salon

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