We now carry Stevenson Overall.
Stevenson produce the garments from the best material available in Japan.
Showing posts with label selvedge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label selvedge. Show all posts
Friday, September 25, 2015
Monday, August 31, 2015
The Golden Handshake
2015 commemorates the 100th anniversary of the partnership between Levi Strauss & Co. and Cone Denim.
Sunday, August 24, 2014
News From Levi's Vintage Clothing
One of the "news" is the 1874 - Triple Pleat Blouse.
The first ever denim jacket, dating
back to 1874 was found by Mike Harris in Nevada and acquired by the
Levis Archive in 2008. Triple pleated at the front, with a titled
waistband (shorter in the back), this jacket was made to fit like a
shirt hence the name “blouse”, but still made in a jacket weight fabric.
1874 Triple Pleat Blouse, as found by Michael Harris
Levi’s Vintage Clothing have faithfully recreated every detail down to the
rivets, thread weight and denim.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Dj Undertaker presents: Tellason & Jake goes CLASH
We
all love The Clash..!
This Saturday Jake from The Headlines will play
acoustic versions of his favorite Clash songs. Our host DJ Undertaker
has promised to dig up some rarities and songs that inspired the band.
And you know there’s quite a few gems in DJ Undertaker’s archive.
Hepcat Store will be showcasing TELLASON, an amazing denim brand from San Francisco.
Tony & Pete, the men behind the brand, are true fans of The Clash. They create amazing denim using the some of the finest materials from the Cone Mills' White Oak plantation in Greensboro, North Carolina. Their products have all been given Clash-related names such as Topper, Gustave, Ankara Johna Graham Mellor and so on…
March 2nd 2013 - 11.00 – 16.00
Hepcat Store, Sankt Lars väg 21, 222 70 Lund
Live in the store - Jake (The Headlines)
www.hepcat.se
Monday, September 3, 2012
EAT DUST - BLOODLINE COLLECTION
Don't miss this....
Bloodline
by Eat Dust combines the unrelenting and all-demanding pleasures of
heavy metal, skateboarding with the heavy-duty product known by Eat
Dust.
This is not about heritage and it’s not about trends. It’s about materializing the passion that every outsider has ever felt when the riff doubles up and the blast beat nearly throws you to the floor. When the engine starts and a warm rumble moves into your heart and slaying those 13 steps after a day of pain and blood. It’s everything, everything else is not, it is the Bathory of all Denim.
This is not about heritage and it’s not about trends. It’s about materializing the passion that every outsider has ever felt when the riff doubles up and the blast beat nearly throws you to the floor. When the engine starts and a warm rumble moves into your heart and slaying those 13 steps after a day of pain and blood. It’s everything, everything else is not, it is the Bathory of all Denim.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
A/B P.I Hagberg
Check out these quality selvedge jeans - made in Sweden!
My ambition when I started this project was to produce high quality jeans in Sweden. The denim production we once had disappeared in the late 70's and early 80's along with much of the other clothing manufacturing.
My first task was to find someone with the skills and means to manufacture high quality jeans. In Borås, the former textile center of Sweden, I found a small, modern factory run by an enthusiastic team. They had the required skill and means to manufacture high quality jeans, and this convinced me that my ambitions would be fruitfull.
Next on my list was to find fabrics and trims, preferably locally made. Japan is quite far from Sweden but that is where I found the denim I decided to use. I wanted it simply because of the superb quality. Some of the trims are made here, but more importantly, it is here in Sweden that we manufacture our jeans.
One style is available. We call it the H60, a regular tapered fit in either 19 or 12 oz. selvage denim. I’m happy to have quality jeans made in Sweden once again, and very proud to be a part making them. I hope you like them too. /Per-Ivan Hagberg
My ambition when I started this project was to produce high quality jeans in Sweden. The denim production we once had disappeared in the late 70's and early 80's along with much of the other clothing manufacturing.
My first task was to find someone with the skills and means to manufacture high quality jeans. In Borås, the former textile center of Sweden, I found a small, modern factory run by an enthusiastic team. They had the required skill and means to manufacture high quality jeans, and this convinced me that my ambitions would be fruitfull.
Next on my list was to find fabrics and trims, preferably locally made. Japan is quite far from Sweden but that is where I found the denim I decided to use. I wanted it simply because of the superb quality. Some of the trims are made here, but more importantly, it is here in Sweden that we manufacture our jeans.
One style is available. We call it the H60, a regular tapered fit in either 19 or 12 oz. selvage denim. I’m happy to have quality jeans made in Sweden once again, and very proud to be a part making them. I hope you like them too. /Per-Ivan Hagberg
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