Posted by Sheri Sharif on 27th Jun 2020
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Few things beat a great cup of freshly roasted coffee and a pair of American handcrafted jeans. Well, now you can have the best of both worlds; coffee and denim. Maybe you're a self-proclaimed "coffe
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Posted by Maurice Malone on 5th May 2020
Help! A tailor butchered my jeans
"Help! A tailor butchered my jeans," are words often expressed to us from those with coveted selvedge jeans who put their faith in traditional tailors and local dry cleaners. "Can they be fixed," t
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Posted by Maurice Malone on 10th Apr 2020
Tapering selvedge jeans from the inseam explained
It seems needless to say, selvedge jeans should always be tapered from the inseam. However, some people still take jeans to local tailors or dry cleaners, who are not equipped with proper denim sewing
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Posted by Maurice Malone on 3rd Apr 2020
Another level: Bespoke denim work pants
During the summer of 2019, we crafted a pair of selvedge bespoke denim work pants, especially custom made for one of our top customers. Using one of his favorite old twill work pants as a style gui
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Posted by Maurice Malone on 8th Jan 2020
What is chain stitch hemming?
What is chain stitching?Chain stitching is a type of stitch produced by a sewing or embroidery machine. The name chain stitch comes from its looped chain-link-like appearance. In sewing, a chain stitc
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Posted by Maurice Malone on 4th Jan 2020
Avoid original hem alterations
Original hem, what is it? And, why you should stay away from this alteration. You like the washed or worn edge on the hem of your jeans but your jeans are too long and require hemming alteration
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