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.
One degree away from the real deal, Freewheelers is resurrecting a piece of elusive denim history with their S601XX 1944-1945 14 oz. Denim.
TCB inches closer to the most accurate reproduction of the WWII-era Levi's 501 with its 40s Jean, because there's no reason to fix what ain't broken.
Bikers, beatniks, and broken American repression, oh my! This episode of denim history delves into the fabric's transgressive roots in the postwar era.
Our history tour continues into WWII with the US government mobilizing denim around the globe and changes back home that would change their look forever.
You may have heard of a souvenir jacket, but how about a souvenir wallet? This Japanese brand has brought it all back from obscurity.
If you were an AWOL American soldier in the Pacific in WWII, you mighta found yourself in a pair of these. Luckily, Himel Bros. has brought them back.
One Piece of Rock relies on the skills of master craftsmen in Japan’s denim mecca, Kojima, Okayama. Under the direction…
Going green in more ways than one, Seattle's Black Bear Brand's latest piece repurposes vintage WWII military tents for a shirt jacket with a story to tell.
Bringing back into the fray another rare deadstock piece of history, Bon Homme presents their rayon WWII Escape Scarf outlining Java, Borneo, and Sumatra.
