We go in-depth with the brands, stores, designers, and industry insiders that make and promote the products we stand behind.
AKASHI-KAMA aims to pay homage to its Japanese-American heritage by taking design cues from both of these nations and their sartorial cultures.
White tee enthusiasts have no doubt heard of Velva Sheen, but for those who aren’t familiar, the USA-based brand has…
We take a look at Stan Ray, a workwear brand out of Mount Vernon, Georgia, who have been manufacturing fatigues, painter pants, and more since 1972.
We talk with Andrew about everything from his early days in the denim business, how to run a trade show during a pandemic, and manufacturing sustainably.
We talk with Stitchdown editor Ben Robinson about all the exciting developments in Indonesian footwear and how you can get a pair.
Do you know where your cotton came from? Probably not as the world of cotton buyers and sellers is about…
With Goodyear welts, high quality tanneries, American construction, and even their own lasts and patterns, Parkhurst hits well above their price point.
If you’re deep in the hole of Japanese denim, chances are you’ve heard of Pure Blue Japan, or seen their…
Every brand has a story. Atlantic Rancher‘s is one of hard work, integrity, and life in the American…
We discuss denim and indigo from a Black and Indigenous perspective with Oak & Acorn's Miko Underwood, who hopes to highlight that history in her new brand.
