Neppy Denim — Five Plus One
For many denimheads a denim’s texture is its most important quality. While slubbiness, hairiness, and loom chatter are all good,…
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Railcar Uses Double-Sided Denim for a Limited Run of Deuce Jackets
The folks at Railcar Fine Goods have spent their time in California cooking up a limited edition deuce for this…
Now You Can Get Railcar Jeans for Just $140
American-made jeans cut from Japanese denim by one of the preeminent makers in the industry? And for only $140?! It…
Railcar Spikes Another Pair of Cone Mills Denim Into the Track
I like Railcar’s name. Names are hard, but they have a good one. At one point, people who rode railcars…
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Railcar Drops a Deuce After a Long, Long Wait
If you’ve been waiting for Railcar Fine Goods to restock their Deuce jacket, a nod to the Type 2 style,…
Railcar’s Latest Jean is Made Just for Left-Handed Denimheads
Ned Flanders would totally wear these Left Hand X043 jeans from Railcar Fine Goods. He’d appreciate the rare, deadstock left-hand…
Railcar Has Only One Roll Left of This Unsanforized Cone Mills Denim
The supply for American-made Cone Mills denim is depleting every day. And while we can’t say for sure when the…
Fade of the Day – Railcar Fine Goods Spikes X001 (4.5 Years, Unknown Washes)
Today's Fade of the Day is a pair of Railcar Fine Goods Spikes X001 jeans that are made of Cone Mills denim and worn by Railcar's boss himself.
Railcar’s Doing Made-to-Order Jeans with 23oz. Japanese Selvedge Denim
Railcar Fine Goods lines up a made-to-order jean, and it weighs a beefy 23oz.
Railcar’s Latest Flight Trousers Get Neppy
Railcar Fine Goods latest version of their Flight Trousers gets a neppy denim makeover.