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.
A Small Move for Bluezone, a Big Leap for the Denim Industry
Bluezone moves in with Munich Fabric Start. What does it mean for denim sourcing? A smarter setup—and a big win for exhibitors and visitors.
Craft and Code: Exploring the Future of Jeans at Bluezone
Discover how Bluezone’s Keyhouse merges tradition with innovation in denim production, from sustainable tech to artisan craftsmanship.
Don’t Miss Out: Visitor’s Guide to Bluezone for Scandinavians
Discover why Scandinavian denim designers and buyers should visit Bluezone in Munich. Unique benefits, practical tips, and how to make the most of the trade show.
Bluezone is Back! Stronger and More United Than Ever!
For Bryan’s first ever denim trade show, Bluezone came through with a banger of an event. This show report highlights what we saw and took away from the show.
The Challenging Future of Denim Trade Shows (with Tilmann Wröbel)
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.
The Two Trends That Dictate How Jeans Fits Right Now
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.
Why You Should Go To the Bluezone Denim Show
At the show back in January, I asked 10 denim influential insiders of the business of denim why Bluezone is a must-visit show in a series of video interviews. Find out what they have to say.
How to Find Jeans Suppliers
When you’re looking for new jeans suppliers, how do you know where to focus your attention, and what should you be looking for?
With the help of five business insiders, this article helps designers and developers navigate the list of exhibitors at shows like Munich Fabric Start’s Bluezone.