Land a faithful reproduction of Levi's 1936 Type I jacket in pure cotton selvedge denim for just $77.

Levi's Blue Tab collection offers a revised Type I trucker jacket in a dark indigo-colored Japanese selvedge denim.

Levi’s didn’t invent denim. But the American brand did more than any other to codify the modern conception of jeans and denim ...

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Few fabrics stir the passions of denim nerds like Cone White Oak selvedge—“Cone” to those in the know—the famed denim woven on antique shuttle looms at Cone Denim Mills’s former plant in Greensboro, ...

The best denim shirts for men have reached heights far beyond their humble beginnings. Popularized in the early 20th century by the ranch hands and roughnecks of the American frontier, the rugged ...

Like many workwear basics, barn jackets have evolved beyond their original purpose. This style has left the farm, so to speak, and become a modern basic you can wear anywhere. The best barn jackets ...

We went to one of the last mills in America still weaving selvedge denim to find out what makes it different. Using nearly 80-year-old shuttle looms, the mill creates denim with a distinctive ...

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Whether you’re on a camping adventure, commuting or just running errands around town, the best rain jacket protects you from even the worst downpours and is an essential piece of waterproof hiking ...

After nearly four decades of snowboarding, skiing, and even telemarking on snow, I’ve learned that the wrong jacket can derail a day faster than a bad burrito. I’ve skied in 17 countries, 17 states, ...