What is Melton Wool? On the Toughest and Arguably Warmest Woolen
You've seen it on pea coats, duffel coats, and more, but what exactly is this melton stuff, how is it made, and where did it come from?
You've seen it on pea coats, duffel coats, and more, but what exactly is this melton stuff, how is it made, and where did it come from?
Woven fabrics can be endlessly complex, we demystify some of the most common weave patterns including Twill, Satin, Jacquard, Dobby, and more.
We break down the button-down shirt in granular detail, emphasising and explaining each part from collar to hem and beyond.
We break down the most historically significant military camo patterns of the last 100 years and how designers use them today.
We continue our look at precious metals with a 101 primer on gold, one of the most coveted materials in the history of humanity.
Newly launched brand, Turiff, occupies a peerless cross-section of the footwear market that satisfies fans of both welted & barefoot shoes.
Danner’s renowned in-house recrafting service is on full Show in this special edition of Fade Friday.
It's currently too hot for jeans, but not these chambray jeans from Japan's ONI Denim, coming in a wide-leg fit for ultimate breeze ingress.
Knit in Italy from 100% Italian cotton, these feel like a throwback and a breath of fresh air at the same time.
A primer on 4 fabric printing techniques, from ancient resist dyeing methods to the modern-day inkjet tech deployed by conglomerates.
Covering the top half of your new favorite summer fit is Bleu de Chauffe's new Middle Weight Champion Tees & Gaspard Caps.
In this second part of our in-depth look at the history of Peanuts, we zoom in on how and why it became such a staunch cultural icon.
This 8.8 oz. slubby Japanese flannel is a bump ride in the best way possible.
This Fade Friday, we're exhibiting a pair of indigo-on-indigo Iron Heart 666SII jeans that are faded right to the core.