In this past year we have been observing some new trends in selvedge denim which we wanted to share with you. We would like you to leave a comment after reading this post, sharing your opinion on this: whether or not you like these trends, whether you believe they are a passing fad or are here to stay, whether you would like to see more of them in our shop… every opinion will be welcome :)
So let’s start!
COMMENTS ON THIS POST (6)
Steve
For , yes, 100% cotton only, stretchy can get puffed out knees and get “ runs “ on them like girls used to get wearing nylons
Stonewashed , a big YES , like it or not , it is back in a big way with the looks they’re soft feeling, a red e awesome matched with a white tee , a grey tee , and black tee , and so much cooler to wear in states with nearly all year long moderate and hot temperatures , heavy dark raw is pretty miserable in these locations uncomfortable on many days with sweating , etc. in fact , it’s a personal goal to to take a few of my raws to soak , wash in washer , even add bleach little by little by little , wash after wash to carefully make the @ stone washed “ on my own especially if I already have some great thigh fades !
Lawrence Peter Poning
Good info
Joseba
A mi salvo el lavado a la piedra el resto no me disgusta. Explicó el motivo de porque no me gusta y es que no me gastaría en unos vaqueros o chaqueta lavado a a la piedra lo que costaría estos de 3 sixteen o los de Oni cuando ya es un segmento que marcas como levis explotan a un precio muy inferior y que en mi opinión no notarás tanta diferencia.
Dave
In the 1970s, when I was a skinhead/suedehead, we used to wear shortened jeans to show our Doc Martens boots, or red socks. Now I like a drape. However I could change my look.
I’m a purist, so I’m not onboard with stretch denim. I prefer 100% cotton, not with 1 to 3 % plastic. I might entertain sugar cane fibers, or hemp, but not plastic.
Stone wash is a no no for me. 80s fashion best forgotten.
Overdue seems interesting, though I am really drawn to well constructed jeans made from great denim, with no gimmicks. For instance I like Eternal and Full Count basic denim, not super heavy but just great denim.
Natural dyes are wonderful. Truly a feature of Japanese craftsmanship and pride in their craft.
Tibor
Frankly I like all variety and creativity denim brands are putting forth. We can all call ourselves very lucky that we have all this great selection and still are able to obtain high quality products from our favorite brands. personally I’ve been really diggin’ the shorter inseam models and some of the great washes from brands like for example orSlow or SDA. Obviously nothing compares to a pair of RAW denim broken in by yourself. But why not enjoy the choice if it’s there. Also I really like the idea of using natural dyes for all kind of clothes.
KEVIN PORTER
Hello" I’m a new customer and I love the items showed. I’m looking to shop with you for a very long time….
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