The Teen Jean Scene – Denim History pt. 10
Baby Boomers abound in this week's Blowout, where we investigate the role teen fandom had in driving denim out of the counterculture and into mainstream.
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.
Baby Boomers abound in this week's Blowout, where we investigate the role teen fandom had in driving denim out of the counterculture and into mainstream.
We tear into the square-celled fabric that parachuted from hosiery to the military and then marched into our modern wardrobes.
We run down the 7 core shoe styles, covering their key features and the confusing differences between the oxford, derby, and blucher.
Take a stab at that quarantine boredom with a DIY leatherworking project, our guide will show you how to make a cardholder from start to finish.
We explain some of the most common terms of leather manufacturing to help you better understand your next leather purchase.
Our history tour continues into WWII with the US government mobilizing denim around the globe and changes back home that would change their look forever.
Our podcast series on the history of denim continues as we explore the role of jeans in the Great Depression and the New Deal programs to end it.
Instead of the standard issue camo gear, many Navy SEALs in the Vietnam War chose to wear Levi's 501 denim jeans into combat.
Saddle up, partner! We're discussing the image of the American cowboy and the effects it had on the spread of denim jeans in the early 20th century.
Denim goes national as we see the rise of Lee and Blue Bell to compete with the growing western behemoth of Levi's in this week's episode.