We follow railroad workwear into the 20th century as diesel takes hold of the industry, revolutionizing both the rails and the garb worn to maintain them.
The Rough Rider exhibits Atsu Tagaya's flair for subtly reworking a classic to create a garment that worships an icon whilst standing out in its own right.
Stand out from the sea of Carhartt-core with a spoonful of Sugar...Cane. The Japanese brand is serving up a rarely seen Leepro in 13 oz. cotton duck.
Featuring some war-time cost-saving quirks and gorgeous hair-on-hide patches, this duo of Leepros from Warehouse needs your attention.
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.
Iron Heart's 1946 Type Rider's Jacket precisely pays homage to a western workwear icon while showing off their own distinguished flair for the timeless.
With sustainability at the core of its concept, the H&M x Lee collection is packed full of 90's inspired washes to classic pieces of heritage workwear.
Saddle up, partner! We're discussing the image of the American cowboy and the effects it had on the spread of denim jeans in the early 20th century.
Denim goes national as we see the rise of Lee and Blue Bell to compete with the growing western behemoth of Levi's in this week's episode.
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.
