Hunting Vintage Denim for a Living (with Brit Eaton)
On this very first episode of the Denimhunters Podcast, Thomas talks to a true denim hunter, Brit Eaton about why and how he does what he does.
On this very first episode of the Denimhunters Podcast, Thomas talks to a true denim hunter, Brit Eaton about why and how he does what he does.
In this Blue Blooded Q&A, denim designer Stefano Aldighieri shares his story and what he’s learned after several decades in the denim industry.
On the Denimhunters Podcast, denim personalities and experts tell Thomas their stories and answer some of the big questions about denim and jeans.
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?
In the Blue Blooded Q&A, you’ll read the story of my good friend and ex-partner, Matt Wilson from Cee.Are.Dee and Rope Dye.
Sales of quality garments go up during COVID-19. Why? Five denim retailers share how they face the challenges with a positive mindset and the right tools.
In this Blue Blooded Q&A, you’ll meet Andrew Chen, co-founder of 3sixteen and partner of the Self Edge stores in NYC and LA.
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.
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.
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.
In this Blue Blooded Q&A, you’ll read the story of how Robin completely messed up when he had to steam clean a pair of jeans.
In the second Blue Blooded Q&A with a face from the Blue Blooded Portfolio, you’ll meet Peter Rerskov, store manager of Brund in Copenhagen.
This blog post launches a series of Q&As with some of the people we’re featuring in the Blue Blooded Portfolio. First up is Tilmann Wrobel, aka Monsieur-T.
In this fourth and final article in my series about how to get your (denim) business safely through crises, you’ll learn about best and worst practices for how to communicate.
Rivets are small bits found on jeans. Their original purpose was to strengthen parts that could easily tear. Today, they mainly serve a decorative purpose.
It’s not enough to love your job. You need to be passionate about the company! Brian Engblad shares insights about how to keep your job during crises.
Love denim fades (who doesn’t)? And you’re in Instagram? Then you’ve surely come across Robin Meijerink aka Robin Denim. In this episode on the podcast, I talk to Robin about how he built is impressive following.
Brian Engblad argues why companies need to offer better service than ever during crises. Read on to get 10 ways you can improve your service.
In this episode of The Denim & Boots Podcast, I’m joined by Wouter Munnichs from Long John to talk about vintage denim.
In this special ‘bonus’ episode of The Denim & Boots Podcast, editor-in-chief of Men’s File, Nick Clements, takes us on a tour around Tokyo.