Seasons NY – Clothing Rental that Still Needs Some Ironing Out
I first heard of Seasons in an ad read on Throwing Fits, but unlike most podcast ad reads, this was something that interested…
We look into the people, backstories, and the processes behind the most interesting brands around the world.
I first heard of Seasons in an ad read on Throwing Fits, but unlike most podcast ad reads, this was something that interested…
Ernest Hemingway's hatmaker of choice finds new life in the reimagining of nautical apparel and accessory brand Quaker Marine Supply.
On their 100th birthday, we look at Dehen Knitting Co. and the iconic varsity sweater they've made in Portland for the last century.
We unpack the legendary Schott NYC, designers of the most archetypal leather jacket styles and overall manufactures of ice-cold cool.
San Francisco's own Golden Bear shows that making things in house, the old way, can still make for a sustainable brand a century later.
With leather goods being a pillar of the kind of quality product we champion here at Heddels, we're taking a moment to examine Corter Leather & Cloth.
Synthesizing the old world techniques with a modern sensibility, Ichiro Nakatsu's Orslow is one of the most refined repro brands out of Japan.
We take stock on Warehouse & Co., one of the most ardent denim reproduction brands to ever emerge from the Japanese repro scene.
We chop up the big pig, learn all about Studio D'Artisan the cheeky Japanese repro brand that set off a renaissance of denim.
Our interview with De Bonne Facture's founder Deborah Neuberg and her radical transparency with the skilled people who make her label's wares.