Mikill Pane showing exactly how double denim should be done… (via This Gent)

“We’ve been following Mikill’s (pronounced ‘mike-ill’) career for a long time now, a career that gets more exciting everyday and we were honoured that on his first day off from his busy tour with friend Ed Sheeran we got to shoot him.

We first met Mikill Pane at the start of his music career several years ago and enjoyed going to his gigs around East London where we were refreshed by his audience engagement and confidence. Since then we’ve heard him on ‘Little Lady’, a track which featured on Ed Sheeran’s No.5 Collaborations EP, Radio 1′s Huw Stephens give him the airtime he is due and he recently appeared on Channel 4′s ‘Random Acts’, but this is just the start of it.

Over the years of being on the music scene Mikill has gathered up a huge fanbase who get to enjoy his quick wit on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram on an hourly basis and each and everyone of these fans will be just as pleased as us to see him making it.”

See more HERE

“This is Martin. He likes jeans, especially when they don’t look like anybody else’s jeans. Therefore, he decided to give his 105-days-worn Edwin ED-55 jeans a very unique, yet somewhat morbid treatment: a burial in the backyard.”

See the whole process HERE

“One short hot soak at 3 months, then washed at 11 months at 30°C with a small amount of washing powder”

(via Denim Archive)

Some nice photography over at Tenue de Nîmes…

The dirty coated wash from the Fall / Winter collection is based on the wear patterns of a real workers denim…

Featuring 3D whiskers on the thighs along with some sponging and spray. Scraping can be found on the pockets and bottom edge. The wear is finished with knee deformation and light tram lines.

The style photographed is the ED-71 in Rainbow Selvage. It is also available in the ED-47, ED-67, ED-80 & ED-88.

See the rest of the photos on our Facebook Page.

Find your nearest stockist HERE

The Overworks Factory collection has been designed and developed with the early 20th Century aesthetic that helped shape early Edwin designs…

Each piece in the collection comes from a particular era and would have had a specific usage.

Get an overview of the collection HERE or head to our Facebook Page for more info and detail shots…

The fabrics used are exclusively woven with at the Nihon Menpu Japanese Mill, using low-tension, heavy oz materials and vintage sewing machines.

The denim is made the original way, utilizing non-sanforized, non-skew, non-singed shuttle denims which shrink from rigid.