Measuring and sizing vintage items. Because vintage clothing in some cases is handmade and that generally sizes do not conform to modern sizing from the high street multiple clothing chains ,comparing ...

All hard-working men need hard-wearing work pants capable of keeping up with their day’s labors. Jeans are my go-to pants—they’re tough, versatile, and, best of all, grow more comfortable with every ...

Coors ® Banquet and Wrangler ® announced a fun collab: Beer Wash Jeans, the first-ever denim washed in real Coors beer. Yes, you read that right—Wrangler has taken their iconic denim and given ...

To find the best men’s jeans, we went down the denim rabbit hole, trying on 83 pairs in person (during a heatwave, no less!). We also enlisted a panel of five testers—with different body types ...

In September, Jeep said the 2025 Wrangler V6 would be manual-only, but strong demand made it reintroduce the $4,500 auto option This is the silliest and priciest Wrangler to ever exist—our ...

From their humble origin as literal workwear through to their transformation as a symbol of 20th-century counter-culture; few items of men’s clothing illicit as many strong, varied opinions as humble ...

It seems like not everyone is on the "Save the Manuals" bandwagon, especially not Jeep Wrangler drivers. Since September of 2024, the 2025 Jeep Wrangler V6 was only available with a six-speed ...

The 2025 Jeep Wrangler's used prices in Australia typically range from $82,950 for the Rubicon (4x4) 2 Door variant and topping out at $82,950 for the Rubicon (4x4) 2 Door. There is 1 variant of the ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Back in September, the brand announced that for the 2025 model year, if you wanted a V6 with your Wrangler, you’d have to row your own gears to ...

For a minute, people who wanted a 2025 Jeep Wrangler with a V-6 engine would also have to settle for three pedals and a manual transmission. That's because Jeep initially decided to stop offering ...

To succeed, any new Wrangler needs to radiate its Rubicon Trail-conquering capabilities at a standstill, which is why the Wrangler's looks are still more than reminiscent of the original Willy's.