We Talk Take Ivy with W. David Marx
Part pseudo-yearbook, part voyeuristic fan fiction, we talk about the story and legacy of the Japanese classic Take Ivy with author David Marx.
From designers, vintage hunters, to science fiction authors, we sit down with some of the most interesting people to discuss the raw denim world.
Part pseudo-yearbook, part voyeuristic fan fiction, we talk about the story and legacy of the Japanese classic Take Ivy with author David Marx.
Ernest Hemingway's hatmaker of choice finds new life in the reimagining of nautical apparel and accessory brand Quaker Marine Supply.
We interview Miko Underwood, a longtime denim industry vet who's exploring the untold Indigenous, Black, and Brown stories of indigo.
Denim production giant Soorty discusses their their experience working with smaller emerging brand Oak & Acorn on their first collection.
Like the light switch and the steering wheel, zippers are one of those things that we interact with so much…
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 talk with Chris Danforth on this episode of Blowout about his research into Navy SEALs use of denim jeans in the Vietnam War.
We chat with Dr. Sonya Abrego, one of only a handful of fashion PhD's and even fewer people who study western clothing academically.
Photographer Eric Kvatek tells the story of how Harley-Davidson lashed out at Japanese bikes and Japanese people in their t-shirts of the 1970s and 80s.
Our interview with De Bonne Facture's founder Deborah Neuberg and her radical transparency with the skilled people who make her label's wares.