| America’s Grittiest Entrepreneur: How An Army Sergeant Created A $100 Million Lifestyle Brand |
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 Daniel Alarik doesn't look like a typical fashion entrepreneur.
He is an Army combat veteran, with a tight military haircut, barrel chest, and large tattooed arms. He’s unapologetically patriotic, pro-military, and pro-Second Amendment. He’s also funny, authentic, and irreverent.
He’s not politically correct. He has no sycophantic entourage, no East End summer party schedule, and no friends in the Ibiza jet set.
And that just may be his secret.
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