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Sugar Cane’s 1955 Jean Is Back
After 10 years of not being in continuous production, Sugar Cane's 1955 Jean is back at Self Edge.
Growing up with a love for reading, I studied English at VCU, and have worked in the hospitality industry for most of my life since then, reading and writing fiction in my spare time. I also have a small business, making bespoke leather goods (and writing my own copy), since 2012. I began working for Heddels after meeting Editor Gerald Ortiz while working at Unionmade Goods in San Francisco (who also got me the job at Unionmade). Being the son of a professional photographer who was an immigrant, I grew up taking a ton of photos throughout my life, and photography (primarily portraiture) remains a passion of mine. Of late, running and fitness, drawing and painting have taken priority in my life. Please reach out to me if you'd like to know more about me.
After 10 years of not being in continuous production, Sugar Cane's 1955 Jean is back at Self Edge.
20% of sales of this piece go to the W.O.L.F. Project, so you're supporting American denim manufacturers, whilst looking good in a crispy denim blouson.
Made in Peru, these 3sixteen head-warmers are made from that long-staple goodness, Pima cotton.
Fun fact: Persimmons taste like shit. The Japanese know that, so they use it dye epic garments like this Studio D'Artisan piece.
This one ain't like the recycled-plastic fleece hanging up in your closet, no, this is actual (70%) wool fleece fabric that we're talking about, here.
If you love the silhouette of the core trucker jacket styles but want something a bit more stealthy, A Vontade has you covered.
Coming in at 2.75" x 0.75", so you can throw this WESN multitool on your keyring without worrying about any extra bulk.
This liner from Universal Works encapsulates that special kind of "sophisticated ruggedness" that almost every wardrobe can benefit from for years to come.
With Christmas approaching, it's time to start hinting that, if people are going to insist on getting you socks, they should be like these.
Attention coat wearers in warmer climes: The Herringbone Shirt Coat from Fujito could be the elusive piece of lightweight outerwear you've been looking for
