Blue Blooded: Denim Hunters and Jeans Culture
By (Author) Thomas Stege Bojer
Die Gestalten Verlag
gestalten
24th June 2016
Germany
General
Non Fiction
History of art
Cultural studies: dress and society
391.476
Hardback
256
Width 240mm, Height 280mm
No other garment has the iconic status of jeans. Almost everyone has at least one pair in their closet, and many can even remember the first ones they wore. Jeans are never out of fashion, and they will continue to outlive other sartorial trends for the foreseeable future. A contemporary overview of our favorite article of clothing, Indigo introduces traditional brands as well as designers who are stirring up the industry. It explores styles and cuts and provides answers to questions including where jeans originated, what a selvage is, and how raw denim should be washed. The book covers the topic of jeans in its entirety -from their rivets to their various washes and from their cultural history to a recommended selection of stores where they can be bought.
"Whether you want to geek out on the technical details of indigo dyeing, weaving and fabric finishes or discover the true origins of the Osaka Five, or you simply want to figure out how to style and wear your jeans, Blue Blooded provides you with a foolproof overview of our favourite wardrobe staple and trusty twill."
--WGSN
Thomas Stege Bojer is the force behind the online magazine Denimhunters. There, jeans lovers can find product recommendations, care tips, industry news, a well-informed glossary, and much more. He previously worked for a variety of fashion brands as a shop manager and branding specialist.