The Quality Mending Co.
After working in the vintage business for more than 20 years, native Irishman Oliver Harkness has become one of the go-to vintage clothing legends of New York C...
Tag: Shops in North America
How To Be Prepared For the Outdoors Even If You Live In a Concrete Jungle
How do you bring hiking and camping to the people living in a concrete jungle? Gene Han is a native Brooklynite with a penchant of the outdoors. Earlier this ye...
A Denim Institution In Los Angeles: This Man Will Solve All Your Denim Problems
Los Angeles eats it’s young.
That’s why there’s so few heritage brands or old buildings here. We’re an adolescent town, and we purge constantly. Nothing lasts,...
An Unexpected Haven of Denim In the Blue Ridge Mountains
Mister Freedom was the last thing I expected to talk about when I pulled into Asheville, NC for a weekend trip.
Asheville is a small city nestled in the Blue R...
Shop Review: Two Jacks Denim
Setting up shop in the historical birthplace of riveted blue jeans comes with a certain obligation to deliver something unique if you want to make a name of you...
Shop Review: Self Edge Portland
Since the San Francisco shop opened in November 2006, Self Edge has been established as the undisputed leader in vintage styled Japanese denim retail in the U...
Shop Review: Totem Brand Co.
A recent study by Boston Consulting Group showed that more than 80% of American consumers would choose products labelled "Made in USA" over those labelled "Made...
Shop Review: Self Edge – NYC
To most denim lovers Self Edge doesn't need any further introduction. The goal of this growing American denim empire is to sell the best jeans in the world. P...
Shop Review: Standard & Strange
Getting Denim-Heavy In The Bay Area
Located on the east side of the San Francisco bay in Oakland, the shop has quickly gained a reputation as one of the area's...
Shop Review: Self Edge – San Francisco
Just north of San Francisco the old defense batteries, that was build on Marin Headlands during World War II tells tales of the fear of a Japanese attack on the...