In-depth articles on garment construction, fabric techniques, and manufacturing methods in heritage menswear, including knitting, weaving, finishing, and historical context.
For some people the thought of pre-washed and pre-distressed clothing is dismissed outright. The thought of paying as much, or sometimes even more, for something that’s already damaged does not sit well with some. Although this thought is understandable, I am convinced that, when done in the right way, it can be a beautiful exhibition […]
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Reverse Weave is one of those terms that shows up everywhere in heritage menswear, yet the construction itself is rarely explained. It isn’t a trend and it isn’t a marketing term. It’s a small technical adjustment that made sweatshirts survive washing, keep their shape, and become the backbone of American athletic wear. The idea is
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