In June, G-Star linked with Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck for a collection that challenges the norms of garment ...

Denim is one of the biggest polluters in the fashion industry but these brands are making change happen; creating chic, wearable jeans that are sustainably made. Being conscious with your fashion ...

Keep an eye out for new denim lines by Edyson and Kut from the Kloth, plus ready-to-wear collections from fashion brands Draper James, Allison Avery, Alden Adair, Elizabeth James, Emily McCarthy, Le ...

Because denim doesn’t have to cost a small fortune ... Keeping up with more modern shapes in a fuss-free way, it’s one of the easiest brands to go to for trusted style that’s still easy ...

Rivet covered the denim industry’s most compelling and thought-provoking topics in 2024, and our readers have responded with ...

Michelle Gass took over the helm at Levi Strauss & Co. as CEO in January after serving as president for a year.

Denim, while certainly nuanced, doesn’t necessarily need to adhere to traditional fashion markers tied to trends, seasons, or flashy design gimmicks like typical ready-to-wear brands.

There is no shortage of brands that peddle jeans and denim, but some stand out. From being more environmentally friendly, being made in the United States, and being inclusive and accessible ...

Japanese jeans hand-dyed with natural indigo and weaved on a clackety vintage loom, then sold at a premium to global denim connoisseurs.