While we miss Cone Mills' White Oak Plant, we love seeing NOS fabrics from the legendary factory turn up on garments like this.
20% of sales of this piece go to the W.O.L.F. Project, so you're supporting American denim manufacturers, whilst looking good in a crispy denim blouson.
These Left Field NYC Uniform Denim are made just like they used to be, only better, thanks to the brand giving us a modern cut to work in.
We talk with Ralph Tharpe, a textile developer at Cone Mills White Oak for nearly 50 years and the founder of the White Oak Legacy Foundation.
The White Oak Draper looms are up and running again, hear all about the new American selvedge denim operation Vidalia Mills.
Our take on the Winter Session Garrison Bag is made from some of the last selvedge denim to roll off the looms at the famous Cone Mills White Oak plant.
Left Field turns out a jean with all the bells and whistles at a very reasonable price. Have a look at these soon to be classics.
The Cone Mills White Oak saga continues as newcomer Vidalia Mills announces their purchase of selvedge Draper looms for their Louisiana facility.
Today's Fade of the Day is a Taylor Stitch Cone Mills '68 Long Haul denim jacket made with the last of Cone Mills White Oak's selvedge denim.
Seven years ago the folks at HARDENCO purchased several rolls of Cone Mills White Oak Indigo Duck Canvas for some exquisite…
