Sugar Cane put their repro cap on to produce a WWII rendition of the iconic Type 1 denim blouson, complete with wartime cost-cutting details.
Who can you trust to make up an iconic bag silhouette in raw denim? Why, Studio D'Artisan, of course.
Heddels reader Bruno over in Chicago has worn these Naked & Famous Firty Fade Jeans for just over 2.5 years and they're looking solid.
Made in USA, these Shockoe Atlelier trousers are based on vintage military pants and are crafted out of a summer-weight 9 oz. raw denim.
Coming in two colorways with more details than you can shake a stick at, the new LFxBIG collab elevates the classic workwear style pant to a new level.
If flares are going to come back, who else better to lead the charge other than fashion-forward, Japanese heavyweight Kapital.
Big John was already in business as bell bottoms become popular which gives these jeans a bulletproof air of authenticity.
These straight-leg jeans are made from Momotaro's 15.7 oz. GTB denim which is dyed with super dark indigo, allowing the GTB battle stripes to shine.
After their first slubby jean release, cult Japanese denim label, Iron Heart, has outfitted their Type II trucker jacket in the same 16 oz. fabric
Will in Dickinson, ND has been seasoning his Brave Star 21.5 oz. denim for the last year and they make for a perfect last fade Friday of 2021.
