Pure Blue Japan: The Pureness of Handcrafted Japanese Jeans
Pure Blue Japan (PBJ), or Syoaiya, was established by Japanese denimhead Ken-ichi Iwaya in the historic city of Kurashiki in Japan’s Okayama prefecture. Since its founding
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Red Wing Shoe Stores Exclusively Introduce the Munson Ranger to Europe
Red Wing Shoes have delved into their extensive archive and dusted off the Munson last. It has been put to work again to bring us the
Exclusive Interview With Jin Kim of Bread & Butter’s L.O.C.K. Area
The L.O.C.K. and Fire Dept. areas at Bread & Butter houses the brands and goods that get a Denimhunter's heart pounding.
Exclusive Insights Into 3sixteen’s Visit To Kuroki Mills, Japan
Since 2007, Kuroki Mills Has produced the Unique 3sixteen denim – Now, Andrew and Johan Visit the Mill in Japan Although they were intimately involved
Lewis Leathers: The Rebirth of a Fashion Icon
The term “fashion icon” is an overused one, but Lewis Leathers fits the bill They can trace their heritage back to 1892 making them Britain’s oldest manufacturer
Charles Niehues of F.B.C. Tailor & Supply Shows His Craft
Last year we brought you the story of Charles Niehues and his blossoming brand, Fat Boy Clothing (F.B.C.). Based on solid foundations, Charles is expanding his
Eat Dust’s A/W 14 Collection: Clothing For The Military Gent
Somehow, Belgian-based brand Eat Dust just keep doing it. Time and time again they bring us collections that are just downright fucking cool. Autumn/Winter 2014
Nudie Repair Shop Berlin Revives A Pair Of Well Worn Average Joes
After 18 months of constant wear, my Nudie Average Joes were retired. They had been with me to three continents, seen two washes, repaired in
Atelier de l’Armée Lookbook: From the Deep Blue Sea to the Middle East
Amsterdam-based Atelier de l’Armée recently released their 2014 Spring/Summer lookbook. Drawing inspiration from the deep blue of the sea and the mysteries of the Middle
Stitch & Mechanics: Quality Jeans That Dare To Stand Out
If there is one thing newly founded denim brands have in common, it is the claim to represent a tradition. New York-based Stitch & Mechanics is