Why Are Back Bodies Called Drug Rugs? A Deep Dive into Their Cultural Significance
Back bodies, often called drug rugs or Baja hoodies, come from Mexico’s indigenous culture. They are made from hemp or cotton. In the 1970s, surfers and hippies popularized them. Their colorful designs reflect traditional jergas, thick blankets used for centuries. These garments combine style, comfort, and cultural significance. Despite the name, the connection between back … Read more