Danner Standards

THOM BROWNE.

Martin Greenfield at his Factory

Lessons from a Tailor. Directed by Galen Summer from Ed David on Vimeo.

Levi 501 from the 1930's-1960's 'Big E'

Blue Gold

Cold Water Wash.

It's easy: 1. Cold water with natural soap powder. 2. Invert your jeans and slide them in. 3. Hand wash and enjoy the process, work the fabric, swish 'em around, exercise a little finesse. 4. Dump the soapy/dirty wash-water and reload with another helping of cold cold water as a rinse. 5. Rinse the same way you washed. 6. Handwork the jeans as they're submersed. 7. Pull 'em out, wring them out, turn them back the right-side-out and hang them vertically to dry. 8. -But before you walk away and let science, nature and evaporation do their thing, take one more pass at handworking the damp jeans into shape. Work through the seams and creases, shape the legs and get 'em expressing the attitude you like. 9. Then walk away and let nature take its course.

Craftsmanship of BillyKirk

Billykirk from The Scout on Vimeo.

Max Schaff