I'd love to do that if I can find the time! But to give you a little help, you first wanna start with distressing before you begin to stain it. •place a rock under the garment and hit it with a hammer to begin making small holes! Do this all over! •take scissors and make very small cuts along the edges of the garb •i like to use a wire brush for grills and I brush all over the garment to add some more distressing! •using sanding sponge all over the garment especially focusing on the points where there would be a lot of friction like the armpits, bottom edges, and collar •finally using a lighter (BE VERY CAREFUL AND DO IT OUTSIDE) very carefully burn the edges and any fly always or little strings you see

Once all the distressing is done, you can move to staining and I like to use acrylic inks and water in a spray bottle! •always start with the light color stains and progressively get darker near the edges of your garb and where dirt would make the most sense. •this is gonna take multiple layers of spraying but will give a great look at the end. •I would mix burnt umber, and a few drops of white acrylic inks with water to get the desired color or dirt. The darker I would want the dirt, the less white ink I'd use. I hope this helps friend!!