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Flight Jacket History 2 – Aces of World War One
Our flight jacket history series continues with the most explosive development for aviation and it's associated apparel yet, World War One.
When we do interviews there’s always so much that gets left on the table, so much deeper that we could go, but that won’t fit on the page. In our podcast, we interview some of the most interesting people working and participating in the denim and apparel world today.
Our flight jacket history series continues with the most explosive development for aviation and it's associated apparel yet, World War One.
Strap in for the first episode in our new series on the history of flight jackets...in which we don't get to talking about the jackets yet.
We talk with Ralph Tharpe, a textile developer at Cone Mills White Oak for nearly 50 years and the founder of the White Oak Legacy Foundation.
Our writers and editors run down the week of Heddels including easy pants, the tragic abuse at a regional Buffalo Exchange, and developing during Covid.
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.
The film that launched a thousand anti-denim campaigns, and yet didn't acknowledge jeans once. Hear our breakdown of the 1959 film Blue Denim.
Photographer Eric Kvatek recounts his experiences documenting and helping with the relief effort in Japan shortly after the 2011 tsunami.
This week's Blowout covers the crimes and the denim of the Tony Alamo Ministries, a cult that made some of the most popular denim jackets of the 80s.
Trend forecasting is the behind the scenes activity that influences every aspect of fashion, hear from veteran forecaster and denim expert Amy Leverton.
This is the end, my denim friends, the end. After over 7 hours of denim history, the beginning of Japanese…
