Podcast
Flight Jacket History 2 – Aces of World War One
Our flight jacket history series continues with the most explosive development for aviation and it's associated apparel yet, World War One.
There is a plethora of information that goes into the production and maintenance of your favorite products, learn all about their history, how they’re made, and how to keep them looking their best.
Our flight jacket history series continues with the most explosive development for aviation and it's associated apparel yet, World War One.
A more formal jacket may seem like a far cry from our typical workwear, but the practical benefits of sport coats and blazers are aplenty.
We look back at 10 years of prices in the world of denim and heritage to tell you if they tracked the same rate of inflation.
Strap in for the first episode in our new series on the history of flight jackets...in which we don't get to talking about the jackets yet.
Head across the pond to check out the histories and the specialties available on the British and Irish isles, including Barbour, Church's, and more.
We run through the history of embroidered and woven patches, not those for repairs but those for decoration and their individual flair.
This is the end, my denim friends, the end. After over 7 hours of denim history, the beginning of Japanese…
We take a look at how to re-wax your beat-up waxed cotton goods that have seen a good amount of exposure to the elements over the years.
Nearly all the denim you can buy today is distressed but it wasn't always that way, we're going into the first fashion jeans and the beginning of pre-fades.
The iconic four pocket jacket that's been on everyone from WWII mountain troops to Robert DeNiro, we're covering the classic mountain parka.
