Bootcut Jeans: Time to Reconsider the Flare?
A quick guide to bootcut jeans, Redcast x Momotaro’s Kakishibu “Wabi-Sabi” collab, and a European denim brand seeking new ownership.
You Probably Didn’t Expect This Heavyweight Brand in Stores
SOSOBROTHERS partners with Cultizm, plus an interview with the costume designer of Train Dreams, Bluezone SS27, and an updated sweater guide.
Show Recap: Pleasure in Progress at Bluezone SS27
From trend zones to traffic flow, here’s what stood out at Bluezone’s SS27 edition—and what to watch ahead of July’s earlier summer show.
Big-Screen Workwear: Train Dreams and Its Period Costumes
Train Dreams captures historic, rugged American workwear in vivid colour. We sat down with the film’s Oscar-nominated costume designer.
5 Brands That Defined My Denim Story More Than Any Other
Five denim brands that shaped 15 years of running Denimhunters—and what they taught me about raw denim, fades, fit, and denim culture.
Why I’m Bringing My Brand Out from ‘Behind the Screens’
Weirloom is heading to its first trade show. In this DH Weekly, I reflect on where the brand is going, how it got here, and what’s next.
Have We Been Thinking About Raw Denim the Wrong Way?
Raw denim isn’t fragile or restrictive. It gives you options. In this second issue of the DH Weekly, I discuss why most of us—including myself—may have it all backwards.
Feeling It at Bluezone: What to Expect This Season
The Spring/Summer 2027 edition of Bluezone shows how circularity, softness, and real-world connection keep trade shows worth the visit.
Why I’m Done Building My Newsletter on Rented Land
The Denimhunters Newsletter is renamed “The DH Weekly” and now lives here on the site. In this first issue, a 15-year milestone, Weirloom regular fits, Bluezone teaser, plus new and updated guides.
Omoto Jeans, Thinking About Getting Some? Read This First
Seeing Omoto jeans everywhere? Here’s what actually matters—fits, denims, sizing, and buying notes—before you jump on the Omoto bandwagon.
Bookmark This Canadian Heritage Shop Immediately
For more than three decades, Calgary’s Brooklyn Clothing Co. has been quietly setting the benchmark for denim and heritage menswear in Canada—pairing Japan’s toughest selvedge with North American icons.
Exploring WeftSide: A Minimalist Brand Built on Belief
Swedish denim brand WeftSide does more with less—minimal looks, premium fabrics, and quiet conviction. This guide shows you why it might be your kind of denim religion.
Denim Jackets Explained: How to Find the Right One
From early workwear to modern icons, denim jacket styles have evolved into a toolbox of silhouettes. Knowing what sets them apart helps you find the one that fits your life.
Denimhead Gifts Under $150: Our 2025 Budget Gift Guide
From fade-friendly soap to indigo-dyed essentials, this guide rounds up the best gift ideas for denimheads—all our favourite picks in 2025 under $150.
Denim Lovers’ Gifts $150-$400: Our 2025 Big-Spend Gift Guide
Hand-picked gift ideas for denimheads—from indigo staples to rugged layers and refined accessories. All priced between $150 and $400.
Well-Made Gifts Over $400: Our 2025 Extravagant Gift Guide
Looking for a top-shelf gift for the denim lover in your life? You’ll find one on this rugged holiday gift guide for those who want to give the very best.
The Breaker of Legs: First-Hand Impressions of 33 oz. Selvedge
SOSO’s 33 oz. selvedge pushes denim to its limits. Woven from triple-twisted yarns and built to order, it’s heavyweight at the extreme.
So I Started My Own F’cking Brand, and Now We’re Here
This new batch of Weirloom jeans isn’t another edition. The WL#1 Regular Fit is here to stay and marks the next step for the brand.
What a Decade of Denim Obssession Looks Like
An old friend returns with a story ten years in the making—a look back at the patience, persistence, and friendship behind the first Weirloom jeans.
Finally, an N1 Jacket You Can Wear All Year Round
The N1 deck jacket has been a core Iron Heart piece for years, but it’s also been too warm for much of the year. The new Lightweight N1 solves that problem.