Mister Freedom has rendered its iconic California Lot 64 jean in double black selvedge denim from Japanese heritage masters, Sugar cane.
Ever wondered what would happen if Georges Seurat ever collab'd on a jacket? I'd say this Dehen 1920 piece gives us a great idea of what it would look like.
When the summer go-to tote is out of the question, the sacoche just isn't your bag, and the backpack is too much of a trek -- the sling bag is your savior.
This 50/50 split of wool and herringbone on this gorgeous 3sixteen overshirt is so subtle, people won't be able to work out why they're double-taking it.
3Sixteen knows when to adapt a product and when to keep a classic coming, and its rinsed Kibata denim is one we love to see coming back again and again
The Flat Head has paired its reliable 3XXX raw selvedge denim with an even more reliable trucker silhouette.
These Left Field NYC Uniform Denim are made just like they used to be, only better, thanks to the brand giving us a modern cut to work in.
Named after hot dog mustard and blue brain freeze, it's clear these Left Field jawns aren't your average heather tees.
Made from Japanese fabric in the USA, no one needs to know this 3sixteen jacket isn't covered in your hard-earned fades.
Repro cut and modern dye techniques? If you’ve been looking for a cool double indigo jawn, without the often-requisite skinny…
