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White Oak’s Selvedge Looms Find New Home in Louisiana
The saga of White Oak—previously the last remaining selvedge denim mill in North America—continues. As we’ve previously reported, Cone Mills…
Fade of the Day – Taylor Stitch Cone Mills ’68 Long Haul (~2 Years, Unknown Washes)
Cone Mills’ White Oak plant may be gone, but their denim lives on in prime examples like this Taylor Stitch…
Left Field Latest Dust Bowl Shirts Leave Other Chambrays in the Dust
New York’s own Left Field has hit the nail on the head with their Dust Bowl Shirts, a verified workwear…
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HARDENCO Saved the Last of White Oak’s Indigo Selvedge Duck Canvas for This
Seven years ago the folks at HARDENCO purchased several rolls of Cone Mills White Oak Indigo Duck Canvas for some exquisite…
Railcar Spikes Another Pair of Cone Mills Denim Into the Track
I like Railcar’s name. Names are hard, but they have a good one. At one point, people who rode railcars…
Fade of the Day – Gustin 1968 Cone 14 oz. (1 Year, 7 Washes)
Gustin often gets heat amongst serious denim heads, but hang fire on this Fade of the Day because Chris Johnsen’s…
Fade of the Day – Left Field NYC 15 oz. Cone Mills Greaser (4.5 Years, 6 Soaks)
It’s not often that we get a fade submission as personal as the one sent in by Heddels reader Adrian…
Rogue Territory Takes the Trucker Jacket for a Cruise in Ecru Cone Mills Denim
Rogue Territory has recently released their second drop of the season and one of the clear standouts is the Cruiser…
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…