Podcast
The Story of Japanese Denim – Denim History 13
This is the end, my denim friends, the end. After over 7 hours of denim history, the beginning of Japanese…
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.
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.
Our denim story continues with its role in the Black community in the United States both as a symbol of oppression and one of solidarity.
How do you go about getting your shoes repaired and are they even repairable? We dig into the world of cobblers and how your shoes can keep up with you.
The first of our series where we profile different countries and their manufacturing origins and presents, have a look at what it means to make in India.
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.
