The motorcycle culture has been with us since it was first built by German inventors Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach in 1885. Since motorcycles are affordable forms of transport, there are around 200 million motorcycles in use worldwide and most of it are found in developing countries of Asia like China and India.

Its popularity in the recent years has increased due to high fuel prices, urban congestion and also media outlets such as the reality show American Chopper. Furthermore, the rise of subcultures contributes to its acceptance and lifestyle preferences. The 1950-60s saw cafe racers, Mods and Rockers in the UK. Harley Davidson and BMW enthusiasts have their organizations too. Other motorcyclist groups are also focused on charity and public assistance. On the other hand, there are the Pagans, Hells Angels, Outlaws MC, and Bandidos who are in conflict with society and the law.

Another subculture has surfaced with the appreciation of motorcycle clothing as a fashionable wardrobe component. A denim brand called Vintage1 is about authentic motorcycle lifestyle that inspires freedom and showcases the rock & roll lifestyle. The designer jeans apparel is edgy and fashion forward yet as essential as everyday clothing. Designer Phillipe Naouri, who has a 20 year solid experience with luxury denim brands such as Replay, Diesel, G-star, Levis, Antik Denim and Chevignon, lends his expertise, craftsmanship and passion for vintage denim into the Vintage1 clothing line.

Notable designer denim jeans selections are:

• Vintage1 Motorcycle Skinny Jeans in Crashorama
• Vintage1 Pratts Motostreet Motorcycle Skinny Jeans in Blue Exhaust: Vintage-washed denim, Stretch fabric, Stitch detail on the knees, waist & back hem and zippers at the inner ankle & back pockets.
• Vintage1 Pratts Motostreet Motorcycle Skinny Jeans Speed Wash: Vintage-washed denim, Stretch fabric, Stitch detail on the knees, waist & back hem and zippers at the inner ankle & back pockets.
• Vintage1 Struction Ripped Motorcycle Jeans: Destroyed, Ripped, Faded, Super skinny fit, Whiskers, Moto stitching detail, Kneepads and a Motor-Oil-like stains, zippers at the inner ankles and available in faded charcoal grey.

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Credit and Source Link:
www.vintage1.com

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