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== Agg fashion == === Headwear === Headwear became one of the most recognisable elements of agg culture. Common accessories included: * Headbands * Sandanas * Bandanas * Headwraps * Beanies * Custom headwear Players sometimes wore headbands or other accessories in distinctive arrangements. Certain designs became desirable because of their association with professional players or older tournament eras. === Sandanas === Sandanas became particularly associated with tournament paintball fashion. The headwear combined practical protection with a distinctive appearance. Certain patterns, especially camouflage designs, became popular among players interested in agg styling. === Jerseys === Tournament jerseys were another important part of agg culture. Players modified or selected jerseys to create a particular appearance. Oversized clothing and older team jerseys became associated with some styles. The exact preferences varied by period and community. === Pants === Paintball pants were often worn in ways influenced by contemporary streetwear. Baggy or loose-fitting styles were common during the 2000s. Players sometimes selected clothing for its appearance as well as its practical features. === Custom equipment === Equipment customisation was an important part of agg culture. Examples included: * Custom anodised markers * Distinctive barrel colours * Custom grips * Unusual loader colours * Decorative tank covers * Personalised accessories The appearance of a marker could be considered as important to its owner's identity as its technical performance. === Vintage equipment === Older paintball equipment sometimes acquired cultural value. Certain masks, headbands and markers became desirable because of their association with earlier tournament eras. This contributed to the development of collecting and trading communities. However, the value or desirability of a particular item could change substantially over time.
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