Overshirt c/o A Day's March | Shirt by NN07 | Jeans by Albam | Socks by Form&Thread | Sneakers by Converse | Cap c/o Percival | Gloves by Banana Republic | Watch by Timex
Denim is universal. Never has one single fabric transcended such a wide range of generations, cultures and industries as this humble woven fabric. My relationship with denim started when I was a youngster; I remember my elasticated stonewash jeans, which I proudly sported with a shell-suit jacket, WWF t-shirt and Bart Simpson basketball sneakers. 80's kid and all.
My style has moved on, of course, but rather than denim falling out in favour to a more grown-up alternative, the fabric has just been reappropriated to fit my lifestyle. See, that's the beauty of denim; it's versatile enough for it to slot into most people's lives without ever really making much noise – sticking with us until it's time to trade in for a new pair.
When I was a teenager I went through various denim phases; ripped, bleached, flares, skater, skinny, patchwork and even white with pink stitching (that's art college for you...). But in my early 20s I traded all of those in for simple indigo blue jeans. After I stumbled into the world of unwashed indigo-dyed denim I never looked back, and nowadays that's all you'll find in my wardrobe.
These British-made Japanese Selvedge jeans by Albam have become a second skin, the 3.5 year's hard wear shows across the pockets, knees and thighs. They're the jeans I grab when I need to do some jobs around the house, nip out to the shops, go for a quick cycle or pack for a work trip when the weather isn't looking so hot. The way they've worn is totally unique to my job, what I carry and how I've have treated them.
Is there a type of clothing that has been with you since you for a long time?
Photography by Jordan Bunker.
Is there a type of clothing that has been with you since you for a long time?
Photography by Jordan Bunker.
Love the overshirt & shirt combo, this is really nice dude. Great photos too.
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Right on, there's not much like a good pair of jeans. Rogue Territory are my current go-tos.
ReplyDeleteStrong words to go alongside these photos, all that's missing is a photo of your white denim with pink stitching. Always a pleasure working together, until next time Mat. J
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Those are lovely. What;s your thinking re turn-ups? How many mm and how do they stay in place?!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are amazing! I love the shirt and the hat...great outfit!
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That's too kind, Valerie! It's a defo favourite at the moment
ReplyDeleteOh blimey, I have no idea. Nothing too big but not pinrolled. I'd say probs about 1 inch. The denim is heavy enough to say on its own, we hope
ReplyDeleteCheers brother! I'll get you that photo asap...
ReplyDeleteThey get a good rep, for sure. Wearing nicely too?
ReplyDeleteThanks James, it's nothing new but that's the kind of stuff I wear, so I enjoy sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThat overshirt is dope!
ReplyDeleteAh they looked so precise i thought you might have a definite strategy! I stitch mine in place lol
ReplyDeleteNot at all! I just roll them till they feel right. Really, I've never heard of that before!
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that your jeans are so unique to you and that jacket is ace!
ReplyDeleteMaria xxx