The ultimate guide to determining the age and value of vintage Levi's denim jackets. Follow along to see the worth of your Type I, II, and III.
We run down the most important Japanese denim labels, their most iconic jean silhouettes, and where to buy them.
Woven fabrics can be endlessly complex, we demystify some of the most common weave patterns including Twill, Satin, Jacquard, Dobby, and more.
The biker vest (or cut) is the way most motorcycle clubs show their affiliation and has been a staple of the outlaw culture since WWII.
Round, square, oval watches be damned, the only thing we want on our wrist is M.R.M.W's Cushion Military Watch.
Made in Japan from 12 oz. Kurashikizome® Twill, Iron Heart's 1447-BEI might just be the final boss of all work jackets.
Just in time for camp and bbq season, Railcar's latest Type II Jacket is made from a 12.75 oz. flame-resistant denim.
Crowdfunding kings, Gustin, are back with some serious summer-ready Japanese selvedge jeans, made in the USA for under $170.
Made in the USA from Horween Chromexcel roughout, Oak Street Bootmaker's Rowing Oxford will prepare you for the bow, stern, and boathouse.
We may romanticize the work clothing of the Goldrush, but here is a more candid look at the plight of miners in the 1800s.
Bleu de Chauffe's latest workwear-inspired bags can be a daily reminder that heritage quality is alive and kicking in a world gone mad
Rarely do we see a pair of Momotaro fade with the intensity and beauty we have from this week's Fade Friday. Have a look for yourself.
Whether you're an OG wearer or Carmy put you on, we're here to tell you that Redcast Heritage is stocked up on Whitesville 2-packs.
There's just something about corduroy outerwear that really hits different, isn't there? Especially on a trucker jacket silhouette.
