Roy Slaper hits the ball out of the park once again with another pair of finely crafted artisanal jeans with all the bells and whistles we know and love.
This week's Fade Friday is a pair of Wingman Denim Loomstate that look like they could have been pulled out of a desert mine (sans 1800s details).
The Strike Gold is famous for its almost too-abrasive denim, which is guaranteed to fade fast and yield unbelievably high-contrast results….
Shockoe has got us in a loomstate of mind with their latest jean, made with 16oz. loomstate selvedge denim woven at a small Japanese mill.
Today's Fade of the Day is a pair of Wingman Loomstate jeans that are well faded and just need a good wash to come alive now.
Sage brings back their 19oz. loomstate denim in the form of the Ranger IV, the fourth iteration of their unsanforized beast of a jean.
Michael Masteron is cooking up something good with his "Sunday Brunch" 6oz. Loomstate Chambray Shirt.
Big things have been coming from Indonesian denim brand Sage, and the 25oz. unsanforized Everbeast may be the biggest (or at least heaviest) to date.
After just six months of daily utilitarian wear, these 21/23oz Iron Heart IH-666-UHR have earned some serious fades that others can only dream of.
Small-time jeans-makers out there take note. Cone Mills is not the only selvedge fabric producer in America anymore. Meet Huston Textile Co..
