Tellason’s New Chinos Give Denim Guys a Summer Option
Tellason’s wide-leg chinos take the brand’s move toward roomier fits into warmer-weather territory, with Italian twill, an easy shape, and plenty of denim-world appeal.
Tellason’s wide-leg chinos take the brand’s move toward roomier fits into warmer-weather territory, with Italian twill, an easy shape, and plenty of denim-world appeal.
Lighter denim is an easier sell in summer—but weight alone doesn’t tell you whether a pair will actually feel cool to wear. Fit matters just as much.
New guides to 120+ raw denim shops around the world, Bryan’s breakdown of Tellason jeans, SOSO’s latest Builder fabrics, and a question about finding the right pair online.
A guide series mapping the world’s best denim shops, from legendary denim destinations in Japan to specialist retailers across Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific.
What I found when I finally handled Gustin’s selvedge jeans—plus Tellason’s new sneakers, a cashmere-soft tee, and some thoughts on pre-washed jeans.
Tellason’s new collaboration with Italian sneaker maker Valsport is easy to wear with raw denim without looking like a denim-themed shoe. And, given Tony and Pete’s history with sneakers, the collaboration makes perfect sense.
Gustin’s crowdfunding model promises American-made selvedge at unusually low prices. I review the brand’s core fabrics, fits, construction, and pricing model to see whether the value proposition really holds up.
Google is changing how people find information online—and that could have serious consequences for independent sites like Denimhunters.
From stretch selvedge to heavyweight fabrics, KATO’s approach questions some of raw denim’s most accepted trade-offs.
Iron Heart’s legendary 634S is finally back in stock, I’ve reopened pre-orders for the WL#2 Slim Fit, Gustin runs a big Memorial Weekend sale, and I revisit a detail that’s defined blue jeans.
This week’s DH Weekly looks at Southeast Asian denim with Nick from Stridewise, plus rugby shirts, Oni Secret Black denim, and Piger Works.
From Whitesville and Warehouse to Wonder Looper and Weirloom, these are the T-shirts worth wearing this spring and summer.
I’ve teamed up with SOSO Brothers to give away a pair of their new Ghost Double Black jeans.
Unsanforized denim without the sizing guesswork. Here’s where I’d start, with a few standout one-washed jeans and what makes them worth it.
Heavy, slubby denim looks extreme—but in practice, it’s a different experience. This week: KATO’s Monster Slub, a Weirloom update, and a few things worth checking.
This heavyweight slubby selvedge from KATO pushes texture further than most with uneven yarn and lots of texture. Here’s how it’s made, how it fades, and what sets it apart.
Five pieces from a French brand known for its bags and clothing—see what’s included and how to enter the giveaway.
This issue of the DH Weekly centres on my most comprehensive guide to Japanese denim brands to date—alongside the launch of the first Weirloom shirt and a look back into the archive.
A practical guide to Japan’s many denim brands, with an A–Z overview to help you understand what each brand is known for and how to choose the right one.
The denim world has lost one of its true pioneers, Adriano Goldschmied. At the same time, Iron Heart’s Ultra Heavy Raw denim may be going extinct. Here’s what it means—and what you should know.