A very exciting issue of Men's File magazine has just hit the shelves, so get to the shops — quick!
Men's File is now up to issue 08 and each issue just gets better and better. This time however, our interest was particularly piqued because it is totally devoted to denim. Issue 08 includes a host of inspiring and revealing articles
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A new year, a new denim brand! We're starting 2013 with a unique denim project that has come out of London and is so new that we're going to be the first to blog about it...
The brand is called Endrime and is the result of a ton of hard work by Mohsin Sajid, a denim designer with 10 years experience
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A lot is being made of the Denim industry right now. It seems that people are enthralled by the denimheads, enthusiasts, and characters behind this niche, yet constantly expanding business. The latest documentary venture surrounding the subject has just been released and it looks like a really interesting watch. Warp and Weft: A Raw Denim Documentary explores the world of
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It's been an exciting and eventful year for the Daily Denim Dose. Tons of great and exclusive interviews and international coverage, plenty of inspiring denim trends, the launch of some awesome new brands, and denim developments in the industry have all contributed to an exciting time for the global denim scene.
We hope, therefore, you all enjoy a well deserved rest
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This week, our good friend, Antonio of Blue Blanket sent us on a copy of Transportation, the limited edition book he collaborated on with author and photographer Nick Clements. We take a look inside this book of boats, trains, planes, bicycles, motorcycles, and cars in revival subcultures.
Denim has been firmly rooted in traditions of cars and motorcycles since the early
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A couple of weeks ago we were in Paris at the Denim by Premier Vision show and were lucky enough to catch up with François Girbaud at his exclusive book signing of From Stone To Light — the newly released retrospective of 40 years of Marithé et François Girbaud.
The book accompanies a retrospective exhibition called L'Autre Jean, currently on display at Musee D'Art et D'Industrie
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German apparel brand A Kind Of Guise has come up with a stunning shirt collection using the natural elements to create one of a kind laundries and finishes.
The A Kind Of Guise design team started the brand in 2009 as a student project and they've proved that their creative spirit is still going strong with this unique collection of nature-washed shirts.
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We reported in our news section back in June that the infamous Donna Ida (founder of the namesake women's denim store in West London) was launching her own denim line. The range, aptly named IDA is now available to pre-order and the S/S 13 range looks great. We thought it was about time we asked Donna all about the line, what
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Italian denim brand Roy Rogers has been going for just three seasons but already is a popular name in the Italian casualwear market in Italy and Europe.
However, the brand has much deeper roots; it has been resurrected from its original inception in the 50s. In 1947 a manufacturing company called 7 Bell was the first to make blue jeans in Italy.
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An L.A. label with true American flavor, Civilianaire continues to make a mark on its California hometown with the its sixth retail outlet.
Having already fully penetrated its hometown Los Angeles market, So-Cal domestic denim brand Civilianaire has opened the doors to its latest retail venture on 8251 Melrose Ave. Following the success of the other five locations throughout California, the sixth store
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The Netherlands Centraal Museum's doors are open to the long anticipated Blue Jeans exhibition. Pulling together 350 years of denim history, the exhibit traces a complete timeline of one of the most universal and iconic fabrics of modern history. We take a look inside and highlight some of the key installations, showcase pieces, and unique artifacts featured.
On November 23rd, The Centraal Museum hosted a warm
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Today, we invite denim specialists Rawr Denim to take the reigns of the DDD and showcase some of their favourite wears from their weekly feature, Fade Friday.
Over the last year and a half, Rawr Denim has been showing off the jeans of their contributors, friends and compatriots in the denim world in a feature called Fade Friday. Part of the attraction
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Over the past six months, Max Kingery and the team behind the ambitious project Legacy of Cool have been on a mission to illuminate the history and craftsmanship of denim. Storied through a documentary film and the production of their own limited edition denim line, the project has taken them all over the world, seeking materials, inspiration, and the culture that surrounds the
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We've been busy compiling research for our latest Denim Outlook Construction report, pulling together the latest inspirations for the S/S 14 season. Along our indigo journey, we came across a beautiful and unique webshop dedicated to the ancient workwear fabric, Toile de Chine.
Toile de Chine is an emerging topic we've been hearing about lately throughout the denim community. On our recent trip
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We all love denim but not many of us can claim as much denim expertise as Piero Turk. He's been in the denim industry for decades and worked with some of the biggest names in the world including Edwin, Lee, Replay, and AG.
We blogged about Turk's self-published book earlier this year and after catching up with him at Denim by
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