Welcome to the first of our Warp&Weft Wednesdays! This series will be about everything denim and will be posted occasionally on, of course, Wednesdays. Today’s post is an introduction, of sorts, to raw denim and also a visual showcase of my experience of washing my first real pair of raws. So unless you guys actually know me relatively well and/or you know a bit about the crazy world of denim, you are probably wondering what raw denim [Read More]
A.P.C. is one of my favorite brands out there right now, mostly, for their denim. Their high-end/quality outerwear is also really simple/clean and I hope to purchase some pieces in the near future. Its funny that for being one of my favorite brands right now, I don’t own a single piece of their product. I also, literally, just found out that A.P.C. stands for “Atelier de Production et de Création“, so I guess I’m not the biggest [Read More]
I just discovered these jeans, but I fell in love at first site. I’ve always been in love with denim ever since my friends introduced me to the culture of raw denim a few years back, but my knowledge of the subject was never that great. That is, until I discovered the site RAWR DENIM, which is seriously the go-to blog for all your denim facts and news. These Samurai Jeans S5000KA denim are completely unique. For [Read More]
Incase just dropped another collection called the Terra Collection. If you don’t know by now, I love bags. Well, mostly backpacks and duffel bags, just to clarify because its sounds a little ..odd. The Terra Collection uses natural materials and weaves them into a variety of casual bags designed for the everyday person. The simple and beautiful collection comes in denim and canvas. Two of my favorite materials in the world. The denim bags feature dark wash [Read More]
In the past few years, I have developed a sort of obsession with denim. Luckily, I’m still not as bad as some of my other friends. Japanese denim is, by far, known for the best quality when it comes to these everyday items. Even if brands are located in the states, Canada, Europe, etc., if they really know what they’re doing, they’ll import Japanese cotton denim. Denim brand, Edwin, gives us a behind-the-scenes look of their “engineers” [Read More]
