We Knew It Was the End, But Saying Goodbye Isn’t Easy
After more than a decade, one of Iron Heart’s most celebrated denims is reaching the end of the road. But there’s also some good news in this issue of the DH Weekly.
After more than a decade, one of Iron Heart’s most celebrated denims is reaching the end of the road. But there’s also some good news in this issue of the DH Weekly.
Whenever we encounter a new pair of jeans, we go through a mental checklist—turning it inside out, checking the inseam, feeling the pocket bags. Here are the 11 signs we look for.
Heavy, slubby denim looks extreme—but in practice, it’s a different experience. This week: KATO’s Monster Slub, a Weirloom update, and a few things worth checking.
This issue of the DH Weekly centres on my most comprehensive guide to Japanese denim brands to date—alongside the launch of the first Weirloom shirt and a look back into the archive.
This guide covers more than 50 makers—from Japanese selvedge specialists to American and European brands—helping you pick the right place to start.
Five denim brands that shaped 15 years of running Denimhunters—and what they taught me about raw denim, fades, fit, and denim culture.
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.
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.
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.