This pair of Gap 1969 jeans have been a wearable denim diary for one reader over in Seattle, whose commitment to daily wear has led to some lush fades.
Released in a trio of endlessly versatile colors, these are essentially Sugar Cane's coveted 1947 jeans but made in a soft and highly textured corduroy.
With so much clothing going to waste these days, it's past time we accepted that recycled denim is part of the future of denim.
These versatile pants from Save Khaki feature button-flap patch corduroy pockets, adding a bit of visual interest to the garment with some fabric mixology.
Blue In Green has been stocking PBJ for years now, forming a relationship that gives rise to some nice collabs, like this exclusive pair of XX-003s.
Warehouse has produced a Hinoya exclusive pair of jeans inspired by transitional pairs in the evolution of Levi's as they phased out of wartime production.
For FW22, Samurai Jeans have applied their fast fadin' 21 oz. Cho Kiwami denim to their iconic S510 model alongside the similar S520.
Not only are these UES jeans a borderline-perfect straight leg fit, the vintage construction methods deployed by UES leads to an authentic look.
Kato is a newer, made-in-USA brand that's been on our radar, and these selvedge jeans are a stand-out in their collection.
Cone Mills' White Oak Plant may be long gone, but deadstock rolls of its legendary denim keep turning up, with Mister Freedom the latest to get a come-up.
