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Studio D’Artisan Keeps The Fire Flannels Coming With Heavyweight Indigo Check
It's still flannel season, baby! And you could do far worse than the fine shirting from the Osaka 5 brand Studio D'Artisan.
It's still flannel season, baby! And you could do far worse than the fine shirting from the Osaka 5 brand Studio D'Artisan.
Leave it to Studio D'Artisan to use interestingly colored wefts on their denim that aren't too gaudy, but separate your raws from the rest.
Fun fact: Persimmons taste like shit. The Japanese know that, so they use it dye epic garments like this Studio D'Artisan piece.
This week's episode celebrates the passage of the Garment Worker Protection Act as well as Albert's attendance at a Pitbull concert.
You'll be hard pushed to find a better example of a modern garment that utilises the ancient art of Kasuri, than this stunning SDA piece.
This corduroy jacket is charming, but be warned, you might be asked 'what season is best to plant potatoes?' or 'why won't my cows produce chocolate milk?'.
This denim ball cap from Japan's Studio D'Artisan is made from the same selvedge denim used in the brand's SD-100 series.
We've got five of the top caps in the classic baseball six-panel design, plus one more that's a little bit further out there.
Looking to roughen up your summer wardrobe? We've got five options for heavily textured selvedge denim jeans (plus one more).
Pieces like this remind you that SDA isn't all pigs and Godzilla, and its status as one of the most iconic brands of the Osaka 5 no less than it deserves.
