White Oak Sells Draper Looms, New Owner Plans Denim Production
One of the greatest tragedies in heritage denim was the closure of Cone Mills White Oak plant at the end…
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Ravaged by a Typhoon, Kiyama Mills Looks for Help
Takayuki Echigoya of Bowery Blue Makers has reached out on GoFundMe in an effort to save small denim-maker, Kiyama Mills. The mill,…
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Woolrich to Close Original Mill in Pennsylvania
Another American icon will soon close its doors. The original Woolrich woolen mill in Clinton County, Pennsylvania was first opened…
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Wrangler Implements Potentially Revolutionary ‘Dry Indigo’ Foam-Dye Tech
In the quest to reduce resource consumption and overall environmental impact, Wrangler’s latest step is a long stride that’s poised…
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Noble Denim Bids Farewell with Their Final Batch of Jeans
For six years, Noble Denim has been producing small batches of quality jeans made in America, helping to push a wave…
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Huston Textiles Looks to Revive American Textiles Via Kickstarter
Huston Textiles will soon be the last remaining selvedge denim mill in the United States. Based out of Sacramento, California…
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Levi’s Leads the Future of Jeans Production With Lasers
Don’t go jumping on your soapbox just yet, robots aren’t taking over the world. But they are helping redefine production…
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Tested Takes a Look at the PF Flyers Mercury All American
In case you were living under a rock over the last week, on Monday we unveiled the third release in…
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Cone Mills to Close White Oak Plant, Last American Selvedge Denim Mill
International Textile Group announced today that they will be ceasing operations at the Cone Mills White Oak Plant in Greensboro,…
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Recycling Used Denim Into New Cotton With AFGI’s PCW Machine – Video
It’s no secret that we buy more clothes than we could actually use. Americans alone toss out more than 13…
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