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People Shared This Article As you know, raw denim is our first love, and if there’s one item that’s most spiritually attuned to the raw denim lifestyle, it’s not another piece of clothing; it’s a piece of cookware. They both have ancient origins but became more commonplace in the 1800s; they both get better the more you use them; there are practically cults about how you should or shouldn’t clean them, and a well-worn example probably has an equal amount of food caked into it.

People Shared This Article Good summer jackets are few and far between; that kind of ideal layer just to throw on on shadier days or once the sun goes down. Though, judging by their Shop Jacket in Indigo Patchwork Khadi, 3Sixteen clearly understands the assignment. For this summer version of their tribute to a classic French work jacket, 3Sixteen turned to West Bengal. Here, they developed a heavily textured khadi, a traditional Indian handspun, handwoven fabric.

People Shared This Article Kapital plays this 14oz Westerner Jacket close to their chest. Known for twisting classic vintage pieces into garments completely their own, this Lee 101 J remake is a slight departure from the brand’s bread and butter in that it is strikingly period-correct. From its dual slant front chest pockets to that instantly recognizable zig-zag stitch, the Kapital “Westerner” is much closer to the source material than the Japanese label’s usual fare.

Deck shoes are an undisputed classic, but welted options are few and far between. Built to be recraftable and supremely long-lasting, Meermin’s 514315 has entered the chat. Or the hull…or the helm? I don’t know boats, but I know good Deck Shoes when I see them. And you’re looking at some right now. Whether you’re navigating choppy waters or the Monday morning team meeting, Meermin’s 514315 is the Deck Shoe that’s built like a proper welted shoe.

People Shared This Article I’m currently working on an op-ed about pre-faded denim, but Sugar Cane‘s 1947 Aged Model looks too good to ignore until that piece comes to light. That’s right, Sugar Cane is back with a wash in its cornerstone 1947 selvedge denim jean. It typically comes in one wash denim, which isn’t raw, of course, but it’s a blank canvas for you to fade in a way that’s unique to you.

People Shared This Article Wonder Looper is always dropping hype products. Made in Japan with interesting weaves, silhouettes, and dyeing techniques, their cotton-based gear is always selling out, and it’s easy to see why. The latest Wonder Looper product to catch our eye is their Amami Hand Dyed ELS Recycled Cotton Slub T-Shirt “Sharinbai”. That name is a bit of a mouthful, but there’s good reason; this is no ordinary t-shirt.

People Shared This Article The denim game has its very own Xenomorph, and it comes from GUSTIN. What might look like your everyday denim shirt hides a secret in that murky indigo darkness; delve deeper, and you’ll uncover an acid yellow tint. GUSTIN has paired a dark indigo warp and a yellow weft to create a fabric. Normally this would be practically invisible to the naked eye, but the weave has a crosshatch grain that allows this acid glow to show through.

People Shared This Article The Richmond, Virginia-based denim devotees at Shockoe Atelier have cooked up a cool one just in time for record heatwaves undulating all over the globe. Made from a breezy 9 oz. raw denim in a cotton-linen blend, the Linen Trouser is crafted with a looser, wide-legged fit that’ll provide some much-needed breathing room for your bottom half.

People Shared This Article So a seersucker adjacent short sleeved camp shirt with a shadow plaid print? Yeah, that’s a summertime n-o-b-r-a-i-n-e-r. Bather‘s Laurel Grid Camp Shirt has arrived right when we needed it most. No vanishing here. Going places with its open collar, straight hem, and loop collar combo, this shirt checks all the breezy boxes. Featured in an instantly tranquil matcha colorway, we appreciate this Canadian-crafted attempt to get some greens in our diet.

First, there were raw jeans you had to wear in to get faded. Then, with treatments like stone washing, sand blasting—and even lasers, you were suddenly able to get the pre-worn look and feel from the jump (at the expense of the structural integrity of your denim). But if you thought we were at the edge of the Earth then, you must not know Jockum Hallin of Our Legacy. Our Legacy’s mind-bending Third Cut Digital Denim is back, with more mind-bending artificial fades.