Are Recycling Breakthroughs in Fashion a Waste?: The Weekly Rundown
RCA students and Kaihara Denim dream up denim of the future — Sportswear International Fashion’s landfills are land-full, but can recycling…
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Needles and Wrangler Collaborate to Combine Details Across the Decades
Coming completely out of left field, we have collab between the crunchy, off-beat-and-acid-fried champions of quirk, Needles, and one of the icons…
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Wrangler: A Heritage Brand Looks At 70
Wrangler and I have a long history together, going back to the time when they were merely “middle-aged” as a…
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Wrangler’s ‘Icons’ is Their Very First Global Collection
There are plenty of brands out there paying homage to Levi’s and also those dedicated to remaking the most famous…
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In Defense of the Boot Cut
Straight cuts, slim cuts, tapered cuts… all are, for the most part, mainstream. The bootcut, however, not so much. No…
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Wrangler Implements Potentially Revolutionary ‘Dry Indigo’ Foam-Dye Tech
In the quest to reduce resource consumption and overall environmental impact, Wrangler’s latest step is a long stride that’s poised…
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Fade of the Day – Wrangler Spencer Rugged Goods 1951 (2.5 Years, 4 Washes, 2 Soaks)
Come one, come all, it’s once again time for our Fade Of The Day. Indonesia’s Kemal Wibisono sent in these…
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Fade of the Day – Wrangler 36MWZ Rigid (11 Months, 3 Washes, 2 Soaks)
As one of the most influential denim labels of all time, it’s surprising we don’t see many Wrangler jeans around…
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Fade of the Day – Wrangler 13MWZ (5 Years, Unknown Washes)
A big shout out goes to Kirk Ho in Taiwan: he was kind enough to share his shredded Wrangler 13 MWZ with…
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Wrangler’s 27406 Collection, Made at Home in Greensboro
Wrangler has always called Greensboro, North Carolina home. Opening their doors in 1947, the storied American brand recently just celebrated their…
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