Call to Duty

The Call to Duty clothing collection by OBEYEBO draws its power from the unsettling resonance of a digital print created in 2011 by Philip Slagter, in Montana. Designed as a sharp visual critique of the Obama administration's authorization of domestic drone surveillance, the artwork mimics wartime propaganda posters with a dystopian twist. A fierce American eagle, symbol of national pride and freedom, clashes with a swarm of drones—each an emblem of rising surveillance and loss of privacy. This striking image is not only a commentary on the militarization of civilian airspace but a warning about technology's role in reshaping freedom.

The Call to Duty collection uses bold graphics, stark silhouettes, and vintage propaganda motifs to channel a modern rebellion. Expect garments that feature stylized eagles, swarms of drones, and retro fonts, blending Americana nostalgia with sharp political edge. This collection is perfect for those who question authority, stand for transparency, and aren't afraid to wear their resistance out loud. Call to Duty is not about war—it's about vigilance.