Freenote Cloth’s Proprietary Denims are Never Going to Be Reproduced Again
You’ve probably grown numb to brands’ last-minute pleas to buy up their remaining stock of Cone Mills denim, but this…
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Freenote Cloth Flagship Arrives in LA’s Highland Park
For the folks behind Freenote Cloth, it’s all about the work. Whether innovating new construction techniques in their jeans (check their…
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Heavy Japanese Nylon Makes Up Freenote’s Standard Issue Boardshorts
You dress well in all avenues of your life, so why should the beach be any different? Luckily for you,…
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A Peek Into the Workplace of Sarah Yarborough, Co-Founder of Raleigh Denim Workshop: The Weekly Rundown
Standard & Strange hosts a party with Freenote Cloth, Truman Boot Co., and OldBlue Co. — Standard & Strange These…
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Freenote Replaces Rayon with Ripstop for Their Hawaiian Shirt
If you’re hankering for a Hawaiian shirt but haven’t felt right about the semi-artificial rayon fabric that dominates the suntanned…
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Freenote’s Avila Jeans Return in a Kuroki Mills 13oz. Natural Indigo Selvedge Denim
Freenote Cloth brings back their slim-fitting Avila fit jeans, and, this time, they’re ready to wrap the skinniest of stick legged…
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Freenote Cloth Wilkes Western Jean
If there’s one thing every cowboy needs for a life out on the range, it’s a good pair of work…
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Jeans Big Enough for Two People: The Weekly Rundown
These jeans are for sleeping, not fading — Boing Boing Die, Workwear! wins Best Media of the Year — Permanent…
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Fade of the Day – Freenote Cloth Rios (2 Years, 10 Washes)
Daniel McLaughlin recently shared his two-year-old Freenote Cloth Rios with us, and after seeing them we thought they were no…
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Freenote Unleashes Nearly Two Pounds of Denim
We’re no stranger to the concept of heavyweight denims, but we’re mostly used to them coming from our favorite Japanese…
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