The Redline Rally is fast approaching and we are taking a look at 10 faded examples of Redline Rally eligible pieces you’ll love wearing for a full year.
Bryan from the Indigo Invitational is back on the podcast to make a very compelling argument for why you should join his fade competition.
In this episode of the Denimhunters Podcast, Bryan Szabo from the Indigo Invitational fade competition shares his story and why we need the competition.
Raw denim is a journey with eight stages. Where are you in your journey? Are you seeing the blue light for the first time, or are you in denim heaven?
Is there a right way to fade raw denim? Is there a right way to wash it? We’ve got the answers to your burning questions about fading and washing your raws.
New to raw denim jeans? You’ve probably got questions. If you want the straight dope (no geekiness, we promise), this raw denim buying guide is for you.
On this last episode of season 1 of the Denimhunters Podcast, you learn how to soak raw denim with three different approaches and when you should choose each of them.
The founder of Son of a Stag is well-known for his store in London. But did you know Rudy Budhdeo works with the entire value chain of jeans?
Bryan from the Indigo Invitational is back on the podcast to make a very compelling argument for why you should join his fade competition.
Ben Woodhouse aka Clobber Calm joins Thomas on the podcast to give an update on what to expect from the second Global Denim Hang, scheduled for Sept 12, 2020.
Tilmann Wröbel from Monsieur-T. joins Thomas on the podcast to share his story and his opinions on how COVID-19 is affecting our industry.
In this episode of the Denimhunters Podcast, Thomas discusses 18 common must-know terms from the raw denim vocabulary.
In this Blue Blooded Q&A, you’ll meet one of denim’s unsung heroes. Guido Wetzels is a that knows more about the technical side of denim than most.
Lars got into denim after watch Jack Nicholson as McMurphy in Cuckoo’s Nest wearing the most effortlessly cool mid-century outfit. Here’s his story.
Through these Q&As, you’ve been learning how the blue bloods I interview got into denim. Mirco aka @rocket19 knows the exact date this happened to him. It’s all documented in his Instagram feed!
As a graphic designer, Nick Williams has been responsible for recreating on-product visuals for Levi’s Vintage Clothing. His experience and passion for branded visuals led him to publish the book Denim Branded in 2018. Here’s how he got there.
This week on the podcast, Jake and I are joined by Scott Morrison from 3×1 to talk about the travel documentary series, Common Threads, that he’s launching.
Storytelling is a great way to get your customer excited about what you’re selling and to demonstrate your competency. The hard part is not telling the story, it’s how you tie it together with the specific features and benefits of what you’re selling. That’s what this article helps you do.
In this history of jeans overview part 3, you’ll learn how vintage denim broke through the mainstream, plus how to tell the story when you’re selling.
Levi’s. Lee and Wrangler invented the modern conception of jeans. Over a span of more than 100 years, each inspired a boom in denim as the definitive clothing of youth, leisure and fashion.
When it comes to how jeans, there are two fit trends that’re dominating the market right now. At Bluezone in January, I talked to a handful of experts about these two trends. Watch the video to find out what they are.
Retailers are leaving a lot of money on the table simply because their staff isn’t probably trained.
This free guide lists three common selling mistakes in jeans retail and how you can avoid them with a bit of basic retail sales training.
When you don’t know the products you’re designing, marketing or selling, your customers are much less likely to trust you. And that means they’re much less likely to do business with you.
This is why the denim business needs more education from places like Denim City in Amsterdam. I sat down with their head teacher, Maarten Wentholt, to learn more about what they do.
Livid Jeans are opening up their supply chain, allowing us to traces the journey our clothes make, and the people involved in making them with transparency.