For a child, it may be a darling patched up teddy bear tucked between the blankets. For grown ups, it’s like your precious worn down piece of clothing that you would not get rid off for years. After all, it’s your favorite piece. And it’s your lovely pair of jeans.

My Lovely Jean is a modern Parisian Renaissance with dynamic stylish ingredients. Laure Pariente’s denim brand gets in touch with its French roots. To add some flavors, My Lovely Jean spices up its collections with a disco era feel, Woodstock bohemian vibe, grunge spunky attitude and utilitarian worker appeal.

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www.mylovelyjean.fr

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The Carhartt brand is well known for its work clothes and utilitarian garments throughout the world. Founded in 1889 by Hamilton Carhartt, the Carhartt label has consistently provided Best-In-Class apparel, rugged & durable materials, superior quality standards and comfortable fabrics for the skilled trade active worker.

In 1994, Carhartt started to expand in Europe through a partnership with Work In Progress Textilhandels GmbH company. Since then, the collaboration has grown to capture the European market effectively through market penetration and influence in the youth (teens to mid 20s) streetwear scene. Today, the company has supported upcoming artists, musicians, skateboarders and BMX riders across the regions. In fact, Carhartt Streetwear has its own skate and BMX teams participating in international events such as the Rebel Jam and the European Skateboard Championships.

Jean Culture: Designer Jeans Source. Denim Brand Names.
Credit and Source Links:
www.carhartt-streetwear.com
www.carhartt.com

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• Carhartt Work In Progress 2012 Spring Summer Womens Lookbook
• Carhartt Work In Progress 2012 Spring Summer Mens Lookbook
• Carhartt-WIP 2011-2012 Fall Winter Womens Collection
• Carhartt-WIP 2011-2012 Fall Winter Mens Collection
• Carhartt-WIP Behind the Scenes 2011-2012 Fall Winter Campaign
• Carhartt 2011 Fall Collection
• Carhartt-WIP: 2011 Spring Summer Collection
• Carhartt-WIP 2010-2011 Fall Winter Collection
• Jean Culture Initial Brand Page: Carhartt

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What is William Rast? Who is William Rast? William Rast is a clothing company in Los Angeles, California founded in 2006 by Justin Timberlake and Trace Ayala. William Rast is a brand of designer denim and premium jeans. But where did the name come from? William Rast is actually a moniker combination of Justin Timberlake and Trace Ayala’s grandfather’s last names.

William Rast‘s trademark symbol is a check mark with a slash across that resembles a stylish “W”. The signature stitch varies in design and usually shows a lot of detailed embroidery on the back pockets.

Most recently, William Rast‘s ad campaign presents a series of web shorts and video trailers with Justin Timberlake, starring as William Rast, and supermodel Erin Wasson. The theme is a tongue-in-cheek “Natural Born Killers” escape from authority with a fashionable touch.

Jean Culture: Designer Jeans Source. Denim Brand Names.
Credit and Source Link:
www.williamrast.com

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William Rast 2010 Spring Summer Collection

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indiDenim or indi for short is against mainstream cookie cutter mass produced products of fashion. Why try to conform yourself with someone else’s ideal when you can design your own jeans that actually fit your own shape and style?

indiDenim started in 2007 and since then it has enabled its consumers to engineer garments to their own style preferences and body shapes not addressed by high end denim apparel. You can theoretically find the perfect jeans. At the same time, you can let indi become your own custom denim jeans tailor. There are already hundreds of variations to choose from. A multitude of styles, cuts, fits, rinses, washes, fabrics and details are available.

Designer Jeans and Denim Brand Source Link:
www.indiDenim.com

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