Blue Lenz Zooms Into The History Of Hemp Denim
This feature from Blue Lenz covers the history of hemp denim, the challenges that manufacturers face in bringing hemp into large scale denim production.
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WHO Publishes Latest Guidelines On The Use Of Masks For COVID-19
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its guidelines on the use of facemasks, including some information regarding homemade masks.
Shirtmaker Gitman Bros. Closes Ashland, PA Plant
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.
NYC’s Black Lives Matter Protests In Pictures by Eric Kvatek
Eric Kvatek is a Brooklyn-based photographer known for his work with Kapital, PRPS, and his candid shots taken in conflicted…
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Rakuten Global Market To Close
After 10 years of service, Rakuten Global Market, the company’s cross-border marketplace service, has shut down as of June 1st,…
Brooks Brothers to Close Last 3 U.S. Factories
American prep stalwart Brooks Bros. is about to get a little less American, the two-century old clothier is set to close its remaining U.S. manufacturing.
Japan Blue Launches an Offical Online Webstore
Japan Blue has opened its official webstore that boasts worldwide shipping on a wide range of the Okayama brand's indigo drenched goods.
White Oak’s Selvedge Looms Find New Home in Louisiana
The Cone Mills White Oak saga continues as newcomer Vidalia Mills announces their purchase of selvedge Draper looms for their Louisiana facility.
Levi’s is No Longer Producing Any 501 Jeans in America
For the first time in history, Levi’s is no longer producing any of their iconic 501 jeans in America. According…
Unionmade, Menswear Retailer, Closes its Doors After 10 Years
Unionmade, purveyor of high-end menswear, has shut its doors down after 10 years of business. Started in 2009 by Todd…