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Cone Denim has partnered with Oritain, whose unique origin fingerprint technology can ensure the fibers in your denim were sourced ethically and sustainably.
The winner will get another new pair of Cottle Jeans and their original fades will become the blueprint for a limited edition run of jeans named after them.
The unsustainable practices of cheap manufacturing have lead to discount suit maker Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank's downfall.
Virginia-based retailer Need Supply Co. had made a global imprint on fashion but they have since announced their closure after nearly 25 years.
The niche retailer of all things from shirts, to pens, to chocolate covered raisins might be calling it quits in the U.S. market.
The stalwart American prep label has declared chapter 11 after failing to find a buyer during as the latest casualty of the coronavirus.
This feature from Blue Lenz covers the history of hemp denim, the challenges that manufacturers face in bringing hemp into large scale denim production.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its guidelines on the use of facemasks, including some information regarding homemade masks.
Another made in USA icon is no longer as the Gitman factory that has made shirts and pajamas for nearly 70 years closes its doors.
Eric Kvatek is a Brooklyn-based photographer known for his work with Kapital, PRPS, and his candid shots taken in conflicted…
