If you’re like me, I’m sure you’ve encountered at least a couple “LEED-certified buildings” over the past few years. But…
Italy has long been known as a bastion of quality and high fashion, but with a changing global economy is that still the case in 2016's denim world?
In the final parts of Workers' From Cotton to Jeans series, we examine the stages of pattern drafting and finally cutting and sewing denim pants.
In the third and fourth parts of Workers' From Cotton to Jeans series, we examine the dyeing and weaving stages of denim production.
In part 2 of Workers' production series, we look at the process of carding and spinning raw cotton into yarns that are ready for weaving.
Japanese brand Workers went to extreme lengths to document their production process, see everything that goes into making denim from cotton to jeans.
We go through two of the major button types found on a pair of jeans, the donut and the tack, and what makes them tick.
See how 3sixteen's denim is made at Kuroki Mills in Okayama, Japan including in depth pics of dyeing, weaving, and sanforization.
We show how Philadelphia's Norman Porter makes a pair of jeans from start to finish in only four minutes.
A simple explanation of the importance of bar tack stitching, and why it's present on just about every pair of jeans ever created.
