Woven fabrics can be endlessly complex, we demystify some of the most common weave patterns including Twill, Satin, Jacquard, Dobby, and more.
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?
I’m sure there are plenty of you who are already rolling your eyes as you click your way to this…
Those quaint morning slippers we know and love sit atop a complex history of Native American Indian footwear and anglicization.
When it comes to double gauze shirting, KATO should be your first call.
With American selvedge denim on the brink of collapse, its time to scoop up the best quality Vidalia Mills denim pieces we can find.
This 'Used Wash' is believable you'd think these pants came fresh out of the turn of the century steamer trunk up in grandpa's attic
Rayon began its life as the first manmade fiber, but lives on today in form of Hawaiian shirts, souvenir jackets, and many other garments
We look at the history of the graphic t-shirt, from its institutional beginnings to its rise into mass production.
Whether you think these Gustins are 'jeans' or not is beside the point, these are 100% linen 5-pockets to keep you cool all summer long.
Often cited as the best Moccasin maker in the world, Russell reveals all behind the meticulous crafting of their Backcountry Boot in this doc.
Fade Friday is here, boys and girls. And this week, we have a stunning pair of the always-classic Sugar Cane 1947 jeans on deck.
Built from 11 oz raw Japanese denim, the Freenote Cloth Ortega Pant looks handsome but is up to the task with double-knee reinforcements.
Featuring a boa constrictor print on a selection of 100% linen shirts and recycled polyester shorts, Bather's Dizzy Boa drop is a lot of fun.
