Here at Denimhunters we always try to look at the bright side of things, but the denim business can be tough and unforgiving sometimes and unfortunately this spring is last time we’ll be seeing Blue Bell – at least for now. But instead of crying over spilled milk let’s enjoy these highlights of the spring/summer 2012 collection. Actually, in Sweden the collection is marketed as 2012-collection rather than “just” spring/summer. Also, I recently had a nice chat with one of the jeans designers from the European Wrangler headquarters in Belgium and he sounded very confident that with the hiatus of Blue Bell the profile of Wrangler will be strengthened.
Stunning pre-wash in the 1MW Eddy regular tapered fit. The fabric is a red cast right hand twill weighing 13.5 oz.
100% made in U.S.A. of American cotton. And of course it’s a selvage fabric.
This is the Davy Type 1 work pant featuring cinch back. It’s a 12 oz. compact light weight denim. The fit also features slanted pockets and triple stitched felled outerseems.





The 2MWZ is a slim tapered zip fly jean. The fabric is the same 13.5 oz. red cast right hand twill as the pre-washed Eddy above.

The fabric is very rigid and tightly woven of ring-spun threads.


The back pockets are rather big and the rise is relatively high.
Pictures are from Brund where you’ll also find the products. Words by Thomas Bojer.











