Robin Chretien is the founder and designer of Robin’s Jean. Born in Lyon, France, Robin’s creativity and passion comes from his roots, particularly his parents. He ventured overseas and landed in Los Angeles, California in 1996. His talents brought him recognition among denim brands such as Blue Cult and Hudson Jeans. His warrior spirit and a fondness for motorcycles, antique cars and vintage cinema brought forth a dream to launch his own brand. In 2005, He established Robin’s Jean with the signature gold wings which symbolized his childhood dreams of freedom and flight. Robin’s Jean products are sold in approximately 800 specialty stores with major retail partners nationwide and in the international market.

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“Jeans are more than just a piece of clothing. They do not only last for a season. Jeans blend with the body, are moulded by the body into an indissoluble whole, becoming one with the wearer in a sublime symbiosis. Jeans reflect just who we are – slipped on in seconds, shaped over the years as the fabric adapts to and enhances every single curve and fold. This is why they’re so sexy.

Jeans are perhaps the only truly successful alchemy of the individual and the universal, because every pair exclusively mirrors and represents the wearer – just like a strand of DNA.”

In 1978, Claudio Buziol conceived REPLAY when he literally saw the word “re-play” flash on the screen during the World Cup in Argentina. A few years ahead, in 1981, Italian group Fashion Box S.p.A. established its platform in the town of Asolo, province of Treviso, Veneto region in Italy, to conduct multi-brands including REPLAY, REPLAY & Sons, We Are REPLAY, REPLAY Meastro, Red Seal, White Seal and later on, label extensions in eyewear, footwear, swimwear, jewelry and perfumes. In 1989, REPLAY reinvents double-ring denim jeans and production reaches one million garments. In 2010, Equibox Holding SpA acquires 51% of Fashion Box.

REPLAY‘s core is denimwear and a smart casual clothing line complements it. The REPLAY MAESTRO line is the collection’s tour de force and an homage to founder, Claudio Buziol. On the other hand, created in 1991, REPLAY & Sons extends the adult heritage line to children’s apparel. Launched in 2003, We Are REPLAY is an exclusive collection of high-end jeans wear catering to idealists and real denim connoisseurs. Last but not the least, Red Seal and White Seal launched recently in 2010 to target fashionistas who look for super premium fabrics, tailored designs with an extensive product research applied to the garments. Red Seal focuses on modern indigo yet blends in vintage Japanese selvedge denim, Italian laundries and technological designs. Meanwhile, White Seal offers refined garments and embroidered wardrobes for famous personalities and celebrities.

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• REPLAY 2012 Spring Summer Ad Campaign
• REPLAY’s My Own Room 2011-2012 Fall Winter Womens Denim Collection
• REPLAY’s My Own Room 2011-2012 Fall Winter Mens Denim Collection
• REPLAY 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign

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Fire engine red is a saturated and bright hue generally used on emergency vehicles in the United States, mostly on firefighters’ mode of transportation. The color shows higher visibility at night along with the loud siren to alert the community.

Red Engine, on the other hand, is an authentic vintage-inspired American jeans designed in Los Angeles, California. Similarly, Red Engine jeans has also achieved high visibility among denim enthusiasts, not only in the United States’ metropolitan areas but also in other countries as well, such as Australia and Ireland. The former vice president of production at Guess?, James Boldes and his wife Kristen, founded the brand in 1999. Red Engine jeans are made from the world’s finest European & Japanese denim fabrics, plus they are cut, sewn, washed and finished entirely by hand.

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The sun has been a transcending symbol of many ideals and virtues from different cultures and traditions for many generations. It has represented a collective identity of a nation. It has initiated a unique faith that guided a certain culture. Even to an individual, it has even brought hope to a new day.

For a Pasadena, California, USA based tailor made denim and indigo goods store, the sun brings back nostalgia and defines today’s true American style. The Rising Sun & Co. is deeply rooted with American heritage and spirit. Former Lucky Brand jeans designer, Michael Hodis founded Rising Sun jeans as a custom made denim company. They use selvage and organic indigo fabrics to weave them through shuttle looms from America’s oldest denim mills. Rising Sun jeans are handcrafted in their 1930s haberdashery and sewn by craftsmen on turn of the century industrial sewing machines. It’s a traditional approach in a modern world. It’s rooted in rich denim heritage which then merges itself into the fashionable jeans styles of today.

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The success of Roc-A-Fella Records spearheaded the launch of the Rocawear urban clothing label. In 1995, Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter and Damon Dash started the apparel brand initially as a young men’s sportswear line.

Rocawear has expanded its market reach by numerous licensing such as Kids Headquarters for children, Signature for juniors, Gina Group for socks, M. London for handbags and belts, Endurance for big & tall, Nas Industries for headwear, K&M Associates for jewelry, Age Group for ladies intimates and mens underwear, Topline for women’s shoes, The Vestal Group for watches, Colors in Optics for sunglasses and co-branding with PRO-Keds for athletic footwear. In 2007, Jay-Z sold the rights of the Rocawear label to Iconix Brand Group, which operates other fashion brands like Joe Boxer, Candie’s, Ocean Pacific, Mossimo, London Fog, Mudd, Starter and many more.

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Hulk Rogan! Although neither looking monstrously green with rage for Dr. Bruce Banner’s alter ego nor delivering a finishing blow with the signature Atomic Leg Drop during the Royal Rumble, Rogan jeans is incredibly gigantic in style and fashion.

In 2001, Rogan Gregory, former Levi’s RED designer, and Scott Hahn started the Rogan brand. Gregory is known for launching various fashion brands like A Litl Betr (formal wear), Loomstate (casual organic apparel), Edun (Irish fashion company founded with Bono and Ali Hewson) and Rogan for Target line.

The Rogan brand and jeanswear has that blue collar workwear appeal with an avant garde design. Gregory, who grew up in the US Midwest (Kent, Ohio), is inspired by his roots. The stylistic essence has character and soul. Yet it exudes a modern spunky attitude through a sustainable approach. Slashed and slanted pockets, authentic raw denim constructed to age well and funky colorful constrast stitchings are just a few trademarks to Rogan’s style. Currently, Rogan shops are located at the Bouwerie Lane Theater/ Bowery & Bond and Franklin Street in New York City.

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• ROGAN 2010 Fall Collection

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