Get the Order Right: How to Build a Raw Denim Wardrobe
I own a custom A-2 leather jacket in goatskin. It fits me perfectly. I almost never wear it. Here’s what that has to do with building a raw denim wardrobe in the right order.
I own a custom A-2 leather jacket in goatskin. It fits me perfectly. I almost never wear it. Here’s what that has to do with building a raw denim wardrobe in the right order.
I own a pair of LVC 1915s and a pair of Wrangler Bluebells. I’ve barely worn either. Here’s what that has to do with finding your denim style.
The full Denimhunters timeline, the years I ran it as a guilty side project, the story of a restless teenager who somehow ended up building a site about jeans—and how writing it all down finally led to the New to Raw Denim series.
Fit category and leg shape are two completely different things—but my fit guide from 2018 treated them as one. I’ve just fixed that error, and now it just … fits.
Price has surprisingly little to do with it. The real differences are in the construction, and most of them are easy to miss if you don’t know what to look for.
Most T-shirts look the same on a hanger. Here’s how to tell which ones are actually worth your money—and which brands get it right.
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.
Choosing Tellason jeans comes down to denim weight and fit. This guide breaks down the brand’s Kaihara selvedge fabrics, key cuts, sizing, care, and buying details.
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.
Looking for the best rugby shirts? In this guide, we look at two hard-wearing options that pair perfectly with heavy selvedge and timeless menswear style.
Japanese denim may dominate the conversation, but brands across Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam are building a thriving selvedge scene of their own.