Shoe Anatomy 101 – Vamp, Welt, Quarter and More
Need the lowdown on what's going on down low on your shoes? Check out out quick anatomy guide that will get you up to speed on the terms you need to know.
Need the lowdown on what's going on down low on your shoes? Check out out quick anatomy guide that will get you up to speed on the terms you need to know.
Wool blankets and rugs have been iconic artisanal products of the Navajo Native American tribe for five centuries, we dig into their history and creation.
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?
Cult-favorite denim brand Gustin is giving you a chance for untold slub and high contrast fades with a limited crowd-funding campaign.
Cotton sateen fatigue pants are everywhere, but what is the history of the OG-107 trouser that started it all?
Post Overalls sees your cropped t-shirts, hoodies, sweaters, & pants and raises the stakes while chopping the hem.
This Fade Friday features a pair of Samurai S710XX raw denim jeans which after 5 years, look as if they've been slashed up by a real samurai.
This limited edition collection from Viberg features a truly special Shell Cordovan that subs pure sheen for a textured appearance.
The Bleu de Chauffe Meline is an end-level Tote Bag for folks serious about this style of luggage, and one that deserves a closer look.
In September, 1945, Kenzuke Ishizu was living an uneasy existence, locked in a former Japanese naval library in Tianjin, China….
Enter to win our collaborative giveaway featuring a shirt, jacket, and jeans from made in LA denim brand Hiroshi Kato.
We explore the history of the ubiquitous workwear, chambray, as well as its structure, properties, and modern uses.
Fade Friday is here to kick butt and take names, and this week we have a pair of Sugar Cane 2014 that is all fades blazing.