New Releases
Stan Ray Made Its Painter Pant In Mount Vernon Mills Denim
Coming in Stan Ray's original straight tapered painter fit, Heddels+members can snap a pair of these denim painter beauties up for under $75.
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Left Field NYC Drops Quartet of Double Knees Using Nihon Menpu & Mt. Vernon Duck Canvas
Featuring top-drawer duck canvas from both Japan and the USA, Left Field's Double-Knee Pant game just keeps getting stronger.
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Left Field NYC Renders its Mule Skinner Jacket in Double Black Vidalia Mills Selvedge
Left Field's latest Mule Skinner Jacket is out in its stealthiest form yet, thanks to this black-on-black selvedge denim from Vidalia Mills.
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Stock Tank Supply Sews Up Straight Leg Jeans from Electriyfing Proximity Mills Selvedge
This Stock Tank Supply release is a testament to the indigo-soaked imprint the brand wishes to leave in the denim game.
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Wies Made’s Selvedge Denim Jeans are Farmed, Milled, and Sewn in the USA
By building on connections and community, Wies Made has its own ecosystem of family-run farms, weaving mills, and sewing shops.
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Forget 5 Pockets – Randy’s Garments Is Making 7-Pocket Jeans
5 pocket jeans will never be a thing of the past, but the Randy's Garments 7-Pocket Jean 'Raw American Denim' isn't afraid to challenge the status quo.
Brand Profiles
Stan Ray – Made in U.S.A since 1972
We take a look at Stan Ray, a workwear brand out of Mount Vernon, Georgia, who have been manufacturing fatigues, painter pants, and more since 1972.
New Releases
Krammer & Stoudt Forges a Duo Of Blacksmith Work Jackets
Krammer & Stoudt continue their work with U.S. workwear maker L.C. King in a couple blacked out pieces of outerwear.
Brand Profiles
Left Field NYC – Brand History, Philosophy & Iconic Products
Left Field NYC has been an institution in Americana garb for over twenty years. Have a look at the inspiration behind the indigo icon.
Op-Ed
Who Killed The Cone Mills White Oak Plant?
We go deep on the closure of the Cone Mills White Oak plant, which was the last remaining selvedge denim mill in the United States.
