We like duck brown 'round here, but there is something about the tone achieved by Studio D'Artisan's kakishibu dye that gets us going even more.
It shouldn't be so hard to find a good Lee repro, but for some reason it really is. Enter Toys McCoy with their Japan-made rendition of the iconic lee 101.
Unlike the shorter, boxier original design of the Lee 101, Kapital's rendition features a longer body and sleeves which translates into a sleek modern fit.
From wide, grinning whiskers and subtle thigh creasing to nearly bone-white knees and a very sculpted seat, these Lee 101s mean business this Fade Friday.
Today's Fade of the Day is a nod to the Big Three of American jeans, with this pair of Lee 101S Rider Slims that are looking electric.
What's black and blue and faded all over? Today's Fade of the Day, a pair of Lee 101 Rider Black jeans living the dad lifestyle!
Learn about Lee, one of the Big Three denim brands and one of the earliest innovators in American jeans out of Salinas, Kansas.
Lee 101 keeps it natural with their latest rendition of their classic Rider jean, made with Cone Mills 15oz. natural indigo selvedge denim.
If you thought natural indigo was a trend of 2016, think again. Lee gets in on the action by iterating on the 101 Rider in a 12.5oz. natural indigo.
EU Lee 101, once only available to Europe, has now jumped the pond and is available to the U.S..
