In public criminal history, the Billionaire Boys Club was a nickname for an investment and social organization called BBC organized by Joseph Gamsky (Joe Hunt) in southern California back in 1983. The association ran as a Ponzi scheme and supported the lavish lifestyles for the young members of the club.

There were a few adaptations in popular culture. An NBC miniseries starring Judd Nelson aired in 1987. An episode of Law & Order based this story on a specific character. Books by Sue Horton and Randall Sullivan were also published in light of this.

Now, Billionaire Boys Club, along with another luxury line called Ice Cream, is known as a streetwear brand established by Pharell of the Neptunes, Manager Robert Walker and Japanese fashion icon Nigo of BAPE (A Bathing Ape). Mostly made in Japan, Billionaire Boys Club clothing are recognized for its bright colors, eccentric patterns and vintage feel. The “All Over Print” sweatshirts made a mark among urban fashionistas.

Notable designer denim jeans selections are:

• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Regular Cut Dog Print Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Smart Cut Astronaut Boy Series 10 Vintage Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Smart Cut Flock Print Helmet Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Smart Cut Red Meta Wash Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Smart Cut Rocket Helmet Print Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Smart Cut Distress Print Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Space Beach Panel Jeans
• Billionaire Boys Club Mens Washed Helmet Jeans

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Eddie Bauer is known today not just for its outdoor clothing but also how it integrated its brand in Ford vehicles, car seats, strollers, diaper bags, camping gear, lane furniture and even interior paint. The company was established in 1920 in Seattle by Pacific Northwest outdoorsman Eddie Bauer. In the 1930s, he was able to patent a regulation badminton shuttlecock and the “Skyliner” which is the first quilted goose down jacket in North America. Eddie Bauer was also the first independent company to incorporate their logo in the United States Army uniform. Currently, the brand has collaborated with Whittaker Mountaineering and Rainier Mountaineering, Inc to produce an expedition outfitting called First Ascent.

Notable denim jeans selections are:

• Eddie Bauer Mens Carpenter Jeans
• Eddie Bauer Mens Original Straight Leg Jeans
• Eddie Bauer Mens Premium Relaxed Fit Jeans
• Eddie Bauer Mens Premium Boot Cut Denim Jeans
• Eddie Bauer Womens Premium Straight Leg Jeans Original Expedition Outfitters
• Eddie Bauer Womens Casual Denim Trouser
• Eddie Bauer Womens Modern Fit Boot Cut Jeans
• Eddie Bauer Womens Natural Fit Boot Cut Stretch Jeans
• Eddie Bauer Womens Original Loose Fit Jeans

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A paradoxical and almost sacrilegious monicker to the central figure of Christianity would definitely draw attention to the faithful and the faint of heart. A crown of thorns as part of the logo jolts the senses of traditionals and conservatives. The gsus brand shakes it all up.

Based in Amsterdam in The Netherlands, the gsus brand started out in a skate shop in Arnhem back in 1993. What began as selling funky prints, pinstripe cargo pants and the infamous fur bikini from a car trunk, paved way for gsus sindustries, which carries the gsus brand, to estabish their first real office building in an old warehouse in Amsterdam. By now, the company has managed to sell their apparel and fashion line in 27 countries around the world. Furthermore, in order to connect to the streetwear scene and the communities around them, they have organized infamous parties (Meubelstukken - Club Filth, Slaapmuts - Club 8 and Heavens Playground - Westerstraat) which have been endorsed and attended by hundreds of people worldwide.

The gsus philosophy teaches us that “It’s not always about the big things either; it’s the ability to appreciate the small things that really matters… There are so many things out there to discover, you just need to keep an open mind and take a closer look.”

It all sums up in two words: “Keep discovering.”

Notable designer denim jeans selections are:

• gsus Mens The Pecker 112 Jeans
• gsus Mens The Prick 311 Jeans
• gsus Mens The Wang 311 Jeans
• gsus Womens The Kitty 213 Jeans
• gsus Womens The Nookie 214 Jeans
• gsus Womens The Posy 214 Jeans
• gsus Womens The Snatch 213 Jeans

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Hysteria is defined as an uncontrollable outburst of emotions. Sensory or motor disturbances like hallucination, weeping, laughter or paralysis happen. On the other hand, glamour is a quality of excitement, desirability, and compelling attractiveness in one’s appearance or manner. Hysteric glamour would then be a wild outpouring of emotions of other people due to one’s own social or cultural status as what usually happens when seeing or meeting celebrities and famous personalities.

The Hysteric Glamour brand sprung up as Nobuhiko Kitamura became chief designer. Born in Tokyo, Japan, Kitamura began working for Ozon Community Corporation. Having seen Kitamura’s provocative eye for design, the company allowed him to develop a new unisex brand. Inspired by both the American pop culture and music from the 1960s-70s and the contemporary context of Japanese culture, Kitamura launched Hysteric Glamour .

There are 5 minor brands of Hysteric Glamour.

• Hysterics: Hysteric Glamour’s high end women’s line focuses on decadent expression of female sensuality and artistic style sensibilities.
• Thee Hysterics XXX: Hysteric Glamour’s high end men’s line draws attention through its rock & roll styles wrapped up in richer, tighter and edgier designs.
• Hysteric Glamour Womens: The clothing line follows from the motifs of 1960s to early 1980s American and European Rock & Roll. It combines sensuality and edge.
• Hysteric Glamour Mens: With a similar era of inspiration to women’s, the men’s line showcases military styles and uniforms. It is influenced from underground comics, porn and muscle cars.
• Joey Hysteric: This is the children’s line reflecting themes from both grown up apparel of the brand.

Notable designer denim jeans selections are:

• Hysteric Glamour Mens Black x Black Used 5 Pocket Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Burning Blue Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Cowboy Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Deep Color Short Denim
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Detroit Blue Slim Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Hand Remake Slim Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens HD Damaged Slim Straight Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Hys Special Slim Straight Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Nobu Slim Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Nobu Straight Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Mens Real Solid Color Slim Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Womens Aged Stretch Flare Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Womens Boyfriend Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Womens Detroit Blue Wash Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Womens Patched Pocket Side Zip Denim Jeans
• Hysteric Glamour Womens Snake Skinny Pants
• Hysteric Glamour Womens SP Logo Slim Denim Jeans

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www.hystericglamour.us
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Geometry states that an equilateral triangle is a three sided polygon in which all three sides are equal or even equiangular. In culture and society, equilateral triangles can be found on archeological sites, modern architecture, religion as a representation of the trinity and even everyday road signs.

On the other hand, a quadrangle is nothing but 2 connected triangles. It’s any four sided shape which doesn’t need any right angles. It also does not have to be a square, rectangle or rhombus. In architecture, a quadrangle is usually a rectangular space or courtyard.

The equilateral triangle and the quadrangle are signature elements used by Germany based former model and fashion designer Patrick Mohr. His style is eclectic eccentric and avant garde streetwear. It’s deconstructed and grungy.

Patrick Mohr’s Quadrangle Jeans just launched October 2009. Last December, the initial batch of denim just arrived in select stores around Germany. (Pool in Munich, Gold in Cologne, Azita Store in Frankfurt and Extrafein in Berlin)

Notable designer denim jeans selections are:

• Quadrangle Jeans by Patrick Mohr Carrot Unisex Black Stone Wash Denim
• Quadrangle Jeans by Patrick Mohr Carrot Unisex Blue Rinse Wash Denim
• Quadrangle Jeans by Patrick Mohr Chives Slim Fit Black Stone Wash Denim
• Quadrangle Jeans by Patrick Mohr Chives Slim Fit Blue Rinse Wash Denim

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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.

Notable designer denim jeans are:

• My Lovely Jean Womens Bkack Skinny Black Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Demolition Baggy Gris Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Demolition Skinny City Blue Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Soft Sarouel Blue Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Stoned Baggy Stoned Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Trash Baggy Brut Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Trash Skinny Black Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Velvet Baggy Bordeau Jeans
• My Lovely Jean Womens Velvet Skinny Noir Jeans

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Dark spooky air creeping around a thick fog. Music intensifies. Fade in. Sudden silence. Lab coat and arms open wide in a silhouette. A slight grin turns into a villainous laugh. Grey messy hair, spectacles and crooked teeth. An insane discovery! The incoherent scheme of things bore a fruit of a lesser god. Alas! Thunder and lightning sparks a decade of struggle kept within. Fade out. A story begins.

Perhaps among the more recognized stereotypes in history, film, literature, science fiction and pop culture is an archetypal character of a mad scientist. In history and alchemy, among many others, there were Archimedes, Socrates, Sir Isaac Newton and Nikola Tesla. We have seen Dr. Frankenstein by novelist Mary Shelley, Rotwang from Fritz Lang’s movie Metropolis to Dr. Emmett “Doc” Brown from Back to the Future. In pop culture and animation, we encounter Lex Luthor, Professor Hubert Farnsworth of Futurama and even the boy genius in Dexter’s Laboratory. Mad scientists, evil geniuses, famous alchemists, ancient shamans or nutty professors all have one thing in common - passion. They all have an unwielding passion for intellectual challenge, change, discovery and most of all, the gift of imagination.

The “mad scientists” at Denim Design Lab have the same drive for imagination and discovery that shows brilliantly in their works. Based in San Clemente, California, U.S.A., Denim Design Lab’s blank canvas is vintage denim. Previously authored a well researched book on vintage denim, Denim Design Lab combines their knowledge of the history of denim with a fashion forward approach to style in vintage work wear. The custom finished jeans are neither just hyped up novelty pieces nor instant fashion solutions. In fact, the jeans are designed to last a lifetime. The Denim Design Lab collection is limited only to the most premium denim based retailers around the world.

The fabrics used are one of a kind and authentic. The selvage denim is made from cotton woven on vintage shuttle looms from Cone Denim’s historic White Oak plant in North Carolina, U.S.A.

• The Black Seed (Gossypium Barbadense) Pima Selvage replicates the pre-1920s denim prior to the common “long chain dyeing” technique. This leaves more indigo on the threads and increases its unique more flame-like pattern looks. Black Seed cotton, which has longer, softer and thinner fibers, was grown initially in 1790 in the United States. It then developed into “Sea Island” cotton which in turn made its way to Egypt in the late 1800s. The term Pima was added as an honor to the Pima Indians who worked during the cotton’s reentry at that era.
• The Indigo Selvage has a deep and dark indigo effect that matches mostly vintage piece goods.
• The Black Cast Selvage has a similar texture with the Indigo Selvage but shows a very dark indigo and near black finish with a sulfur top effect.
• The Organic Selvage is made from 100% certified organic cotton.
• The “S-Gene” Stretch Selvage is Cone Denim’s stretch technology often used for women’s styles. The fabric is woven on vintage shuttle looms.

There are unique fitting icons used by Denim Design Lab.

• Mens: Vintage Fit = Full back pocket beaker
• Mens: Slim Fit = Half full back pocket beaker
• Womens: Slim Fit = Full back pocket beaker
• Womens: Slim/Skinny Fit = Half full back pocket beaker

Notable menswear selections feature:

Denim Design Lab “Black Seed” Pima Cotton Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

Slim Fit Straight Leg: 1950’s vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed front pkt rivets, white thread, button fly

• 515-500-S-M Raw
• 515-500-S-M #2 “Gold Miner” Wash
• 515-500-S-M “EVU” Wash

 
Vintage Fit Straight Leg: 1937 vintage influence, 5-pocket, “cut” cinch back, belt loops, exposed rivets, crotch rivet, genuine leather patch, button fly, repair detailing

• 520R-500-V-M Raw
• 520W-500-V-M L2 Wash

Vintage Fit Straight Leg: 1879 vintage influence, 4-pocket, cinch back, suspender buttons, exposed rivets, crotch rivet, button fly, repair detailing

• 521R-500-V-M Raw
• 521W-500-V-M L1 Wash

Vintage Fit Straight Leg: Modern vintage, 5-pocket, cinch back, belt loops, exposed dome rivets, white thread, button fly

• 517-500-V-M Raw
• 517-500-V-M #4 “XX” Wash
• 517-500-V-M #5 “Calico” Wash
• 517-500-V-M #8 “Woodstock” Wash
• 517-500-V-M #9 “Rust Tint” Wash

Vintage Fit Straight Leg: Modern vintage, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed dome rivets, white thread, button fly

• 518-500-V-M Raw
• 518-500-V-M #4 “XX” Wash
• 518-500-V-M #5 “Calico” Wash
• 518-500-V-M #8 “Woodstock” Wash
• 518-500-V-M #9 “Rust Tint” Wash

Vintage Fit Straight Leg: 1950’s vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed front pkt rivets, white thread, button fly

• 519-500-V-M Raw
• 519-500-V-M #2 “Gold Miner” Wash
• 519-500-V-M “EVU” Wash

Denim Design Lab Indigo Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

Slim Fit Straight Leg: 1940’s vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed rivets, crotch rivet, genuine leather patch, button fly

• 515-307-S-M Raw
• 515-307-S-M #2 “Gold Miner” Wash
• 515-307-S-M #3 “True Vintage” Wash
• 515-307-S-M #15 “Vintage Dry” Wash

Vintage Fit Straight Leg: 1940’s vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed rivets, crotch rivet, genuine leather patch, button fly

• 519-307-V-M Raw
• 519-307-V-M #2 “Gold Miner” Wash
• 519-307-V-M #3 “True Vintage” Wash
• 519-307-V-M #15 “Vintage Dry” Wash

Denim Design Lab “Black Cast” Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

• 515-330-S-M Raw Slim Fit Straight Leg: 1938 vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, concealed back pkt rivets, genuine leather patch, button fly
• 517-330-V-M Raw Vintage Fit Straight Leg: Modern vintage influence, 5-pocket, cinch back, belt loops, exposed dome rivets, genuine leather patch, button fly
• 519-330-V-M Raw Vintage Fit Straight Leg: 1938 vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, concealed back pkt rivets, genuine leather patch, button fly

Denim Design Lab Organic Cotton Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

Slim Fit Straight Leg: 1950’s vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed front pkt rivets, green bartacks, button fly

• 515-O-077-S-M Raw
• 515-O-077-S-M #15 “Vintage Dry” Wash
• 515-O-078-S-M Raw

Vintage Fit Straight Leg: 1950’s vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed front pkt rivets, green bartacks, button fly

• 519-O-077-V-M Raw
• 519-O-077-V-M #15 “Vintage Dry” Wash
• 519-O-078-V-M Raw

Notable womens denim jeans line shows:

Denim Design Lab “Black Seed” Pima Cotton Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

Slim Fit Straight Leg: 1961 vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed rivets, zipper fly

• 101-500-SL-W Silicone Rinse Wash
• 101-500-SL-W #3 “True Vintage” Wash

Denim Design Lab Organic Cotton Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

Slim Fit Straight Leg: 1967 vintage influence, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed rivets, green bartacks, zipper fly

• 101-O-077-SL-W Silicone Rinse
• 101-O-078-SL-W Silicone Rinse
• 101-O-077-SL-W #3 “True Vintage” Wash
• 101-O-077-SL-W #8 “Woodstock” Wash

 
Denim Design Lab Stretch Spandex Selvage, White Oak, North Carolina

Slim Skinny Fit Straight Leg: Modern vintage, 5-pocket, belt loops, exposed rivets, red bartacks, “S Gene” stretch selvage, zipper fly

• 108-005-SK-W “EVU” Wash
• 108-005-SK-W Silicone Rinse Wash

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Across the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. lies a 436.5 meter (0.271228 mile) landmark. It is considered as the world’s widest cable-stayed bridge which was part of the Central Artery-Tunnel mega project or The Big Dig. The Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge or “Zakim Bridge” or “Bunker Hill Bridge” connects the Sumner Tunnel, The North End, Interstate 93 northbound to New Hampshire and the U.S. Route 1 Highway.

Part of this bridge is embroidered in one of many denim jeans collections by Boston Jean Company. The city’s sights, history and landmarks have inspired them to create a style that evokes a sense of home and belonging. The idea behind Boston Jean Company is to produce a pair of jeans that is familiar, comfortable, fits right and makes one feel great. Their signature buttons, grommets and pocket designs make the brand unique.

Notable denim jeans selections are:

• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut Black Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut Boston Common Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut Plain V Flap Pocket Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut Sparkle B Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut Sparkle Tiara Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut The City Lights Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Cambridge Cut Z Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Black Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Boston Common Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Cable Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Embroidered Pocket Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Plain V Flap Pocket Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Sparkle B Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut Sparkle Tiara Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut The B Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut The City Lights Jean
• Boston Jean Company Womens Newbury Cut V Flap Sparkle Jean

Original Photos of Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge from:
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(2) deviantART - newfoundtexas/Ripley Elizabeth (buzz pic)
(3) Flickr - Morrison14/Brendan (top01 pic)

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The name Paige is an English surname and a spelling variation of Page. In medieval times, a page was an attendant to a knight. It is from an Old French word meaning “young helper” or an apprentice.

Paige Premium Denim was founded in 2004 by Miss California 1991 and fit model Paige Adams-Geller. Before starting her own jeans line, Paige Adams-Geller worked diligently as the industry’s sought after fit model for denim brands such as Guess, Seven, Joe’s Jeans, Lucky Brand, Citizens of Humanity, Habitual, True Religion and a lot more. As a fit model, she helped out denim designers carve their own unique brand identities.

Her extensive experience, goofy enthusiasm, attention to technical and creative details paved way for her independent fashion venture. She launched Paige Premium Denim to prove that you don’t have to be a size zero to look and feel great in a pair of designer jeans. The brand focused on creating the “perfect fitting jean” that accentuates the butt and curves.

Headquartered and manufactured in Los Angeles, California, Paige Premium Denim not only established a flagship store in Beverly Hills but also expanded to Europe as well. Today, the brand also offers men’s, kid’s, maternity and petite clothing lines.

Notable designer denim jeans selections are shown below.

Paige Premium Denim Bootcut Fit:

• Womens Bootcut Benedict Canyon Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Double Pocket Benedict Canyon Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Hidden Hills Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Highland Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Hollywood Hills Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Laurel Canyon Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Montecito Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Pacific Pant
• Womens Bootcut Pico Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Rising Glen Jeans
• Womens Bootcut Swall Pant
• Womens Bootcut Washington Jeans

Paige Premium Denim Boyfriend Fit:

• Womens Boyfriend Jimmy Jimmy Jeans
• Womens Boyfriend Jimmy Jimmy Skinny Jeans

Paige Premium Denim Flare Fit:

• Womens Flare Bell Canyon Jeans
• Womens Flare Byron Jeans
• Womens Flare Calabasas Jeans
• Womens Flare Manning Jeans
• Womens Flare Skinny Jeans

Paige Premium Denim Skinny Fit:

• Womens Skinny Bel Air Jeans
• Womens Skinny Bh Skinny Tri Pocket Pant
• Womens Skinny Blue Heights Jeans
• Womens Skinny Double Pocket Blue Heights Jeans
• Womens Skinny Hidden Hills Jeans
• Womens Skinny Palm Pant Jeans
• Womens Skinny Skyline Drive Jeans
• Womens Skinny Skyline Peg Jeans
• Womens Skinny Skyline Super Peg Jeans
• Womens Skinny Swall Peg Jeans
• Womens Skinny Triangle Pkt Skyline Jeans
• Womens Straight Melrose Jeans

Paige Premium Denim Wide Leg Fit:

• Womens Wide Leg Palisades Jeans
• Womens Wide Leg Robertson Jeans
• Womens Wide Leg Summer Bundy Jeans
• Womens Wide Leg Summer Bundy Pant
• Womens Wide Leg Swall Jeans

Paige Premium Denim Mens Jeans:

• Mens Bootcut Stone Canyon Jeans
• Mens Relaxed Fit JRG Jeans
• Mens Slim Fit Normandie Jeans
• Mens Straight Leg Doheny Jeans
• Mens Straight Leg Tuscan Jeans

Various washes include:

• Acacia, Atlantis
• Barcelona Blue, Barcelona Blue with Crease, Beachwood
• Black Diamond, Black Overdye, Black Pearl, Black Sea, Blue Topaz
• Carbon, Cayman Blue, Cottonwood Creek, Cove
• Dark Resin Rinse, Dark Stretch Destruction with Crease
• Deep Sea Pearl, Driftwood, Dunhill
• Eclipse, Electra
• Faith Destruction, Filter, Friction
• Grace, Greywalls
• Infinity, Karma
• Laguna Destruction, Lake Destruction
• Lakeside, Lakeside with Crease
• Las Palmas - Beachwood W/C, Las Palmas Midnite Rocker with Crease
• Marin Cove, McKinley, McKinley with Crease
• Medium Clean, Medium Clean with Crease, Medium Stretch Destruction W/C
• Midnite Rocker with Crease
• Offshore, Optic White
• Rebel, Rebel Without A Cause
• Runyon Canyon, Ryder
• Santa Cruz, Stardust
• Tuscan, Vida
• Wasilla, Watershed
• White Stretch Destruction, Worn in Optic White

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Scientifically, Indigofera is a large genus of species of flowering plants belonging to the legume family, pea family, bean family or pulse family. The species are mostly shrubs, herbs and small trees. Among the most common types are the Indigofera Tinctoria (true indigo) and Indigofera Suffruticosa (Anil) which are used to produce the indigo dye. The chemical aniline was first synthesized from Indigofera Suffruticosa. The indigo dye is the organic compound that produces the blue slightly purple color. Its primary purpose is to dye a cotton yarn. As such, the denim cloth for blue jeans was born.

Indigofera is not only a plant or color but a fashion brand as well. Based in Sweden, Indigofera Prima Jeans, is headed by Johan Soderlund and Mats Andersson. They have been active in the denim industry for decades and both have decided to carve out their vision of the dream jean. The essence of Indigofera Prima Jeans is about old fashioned quality, detailed craftsmanship and pure love for denim. Garments from the narrow shuttle looms of Japan and authentic indigo dyeing materials from India and Africa are all combined to create a true indigo masterpiece.

Notable designer denim jeans selections feature:

• Indigofera Prima Gunpowder Black Denim Limited Edition 14oz Selvage Jeans: Made in Japan on the old narrow looms and vibrant living black color.
• Indigofera Prima Mack Clear Blue Wash Denim Jeans: A hard washed Indigofera flagship model of Mack. Light indigo color, slightly tattered and worn parts. Printed rivets and buttons. Straight five pocket mock-up with button fly.
• Indigofera Prima Mack Unwashed Jeans: Stable crude 5-pockets for 45 oz hand-dipped denim.

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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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It may initially sound like an infant formula but UNIQLO is one of Japan’s leading clothing retail chain around. The brand’s success in Japan paved way for international expansion in Asia, Americas and Europe.

UNIQLO is a primary subsidiary of Fast Retailing Co., Ltd., a Japanese retail holding company which owns brands such as ASPESI, Comptoir des Cotonniers, Foot Park, National Standard and is affiliated with American-Japanese clothing brand Theory.

Since 1949, a chain of men’s clothing shops called Men’s Shop Ogori Shoji propagated in Ube, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. By June 1984, a unisex casual wear store opened in Fukuro-machi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, Japan under the name “Unique Clothing Warehouse”. To shorten the title, the company came up with UNIQLO as an acronym for “Unique Clothing”. In 1991, they changed the company name from Ogori Shoji to Fast Retailing.

The 1998 fleece campaign boosted UNIQLO across Japan. Since then the company has adapted to dynamic economic scenarios and managed to open stores outside Japan. The first set of global flagship stores opened in New York’s SOHO in 2006 and London’s Oxford in 2007. The global R&D systems in New York and Tokyo continue to capture fashion trends that affect consumer lifestyles.

Today, UNIQLO’s philosophy extends to clothing as lifestyle components. The brand does not dictate a total lifestyle. Instead, UNIQLO’s apparel are items that the individual chooses to express a personal lifestyle that’s exciting and enjoyable. This is called Component Wear which features infinite combinations matching an individual’s lifestyle.

To complement that principle, UNIQLO’s standards are also about Japanese quality, Japan’s technology, color variations and culture. Japanese quality is about refinement and attention to detail. Through Japan’s technology, the term Heattech was born. Heattech is warmth and comfort at an affordable price. It is a special fiber that converts body moisture and turns it into heat. The heat generation combines with thermal insulation to create the ideal material for staying warm and comfortable in cold weather. Heattech’s underlying functions are heat generation, soft texture, heat retention, moisture control, odor control and stretchable comfort. On the other hand, color variations feature overwhelming hues and shades to make refreshing combinations for your wardrobe. Finally, mega culture brings forth a creative blend of traditions, pop culture, Japan and the world.

Notable designer denim jeans selections feature:

• UNIQLO Mens Design Denim Baker Pant Blue Jeans
• UNIQLO Mens Design Denim Bush Pant Blue Jeans
• UNIQLO Mens Designed Skinny Fit Jeans (Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Japan Denim Regular Fit Jeans (Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Japan Denim Slim Fit Straight Blue Jeans
• UNIQLO Mens Lightweight Stretch Slim Fit Jeans
• UNIQLO Mens Natural Fit Jeans (Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Regular Fit Straight Jeans (Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Relaxed Fit Straight Jeans (Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Skinny Fit Jeans (Gray, Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Skinny Fit Color Jeans (Dark Gray, Wine, Dark Brown, Green, Blue and Purple)
• UNIQLO Mens Slim Fit Jeans (Gray, Black and Blue)
• UNIQLO Mens Slim Fit Shoe Cut Design Black Jeans
• UNIQLO Mens Slim Fit Washed Color Wine Jeans (Dark Gray, Dark Brown, Green, Blue and Purple)

• UNIQLO Womens Straight Skinny Jeans (Dark Gray, Black, Blue, Navy)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Bootcut Skinny Jeans (Black, Dark Gray, Navy and Purple)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Check Straight Skinny Jeans (Dark Gray, Wine and Blue)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Color Sabrina Skinny Jeans (Off White, Gray, Red, Beige, Green and Blue)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Color Straight Skinny Jeans (Light Gray, Dark Gray, Wine, Dark Brown, Dark Green and Purple)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Destructed Straight Skinny Jeans (Light Blue)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Destructed Tapered Skinny Light Blue Jeans (Light Blue and Blue)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Relaxed Cropped Jeans (Light Blue and Blue)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Sabrina Skinny Black Jeans
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Super Skinny Ankle Length Blue Jeans (Dark Gray, Black, Blue and Navy)
• UNIQLO Womens W’s Tapered Skinny Jeans (Dark Gray, Black, Blue and Navy)

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In the 1990s, “Naked and Famous” was the name of the song by post-grunge punk rock band The Presidents of the United States of America. Today, Naked & Famous is a jeans brand that uses the most unique and rare Japanese denim. The textile mills from Japan combine old school and modern methods to produce the kind of denim purists will love.

Controversially, Naked & Famous Denim is actually a satire of our celebrity obsessed culture. Newspaper and magazine headlines often replace viable news stories with a dumbed down glorified celebrity hype. “Hollywood” and “Glamour” brands sell hundreds of dollars for a pair of jeans which Ms. X wears. They sell at these accelerated prices not based on its quality but because it’s the new miracle drug.

To complement its satirical namesake, the Naked & Famous Denim logo is inspired by a 1950’s Pop Art. During that era, the “ideal blonde” was a satire of mass media and culture.

Canadian brand, Naked & Famous Denim, is all about raw and simple. No washes. No embroidery. No embellishments. No knick knacks. No gimmicks. They showcase their denim jeans with modern fits and the best fabric that comes from Japan.

Notable denim jeans selections are:

• Naked & Famous Mens SkinnyGuy Black Power Stretch
• Naked & Famous Mens SkinnyGuy Indigo Power Stretch
• Naked & Famous Mens SkinnyGuy Indigo Power Stretch with Grey fill
• Naked & Famous Mens SkinnyGuy Natural Indigo Revival Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens SkinnyGuy Silk Denim
• Naked & Famous Mens SlimGuy Big Slub Indigo Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens SlimGuy Black Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens SlimGuy Brown Canvas
• Naked & Famous Mens SlimGuy Cashmere Denim
• Naked & Famous Mens SlimGuy Selvedge Chino
• Naked & Famous Mens SlimGuy Super Thick Indigo Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Army Denim
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Blue in Green Limited Edition Rigid Deep Indigo Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Deep Indigo Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Green Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Grey Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Indigo Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Lightweight Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Natural Indigo Organic Selvedge
• Naked & Famous Mens WeirdGuy Vintage Blue Selvedge

• Naked & Famous Womens BootGirl Grey Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens BootGirl Organic Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens BootGirl Silk Denim
• Naked & Famous Womens SkinnyGirl Black Power Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens SkinnyGirl Indigo Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens SkinnyGirl Silk Denim
• Naked & Famous Womens SlimGirl Silk Denim
• Naked & Famous Womens SlimGirl White Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens SuperSkinnyGirl Black Power Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens SuperSkinnyGirl Light Blue Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens SuperSkinnyGirl Rich Blue Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens SuperSkinnyGirl White Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens TrouserGirl Grey Stretch
• Naked & Famous Womens TrouserGirl Silver Denim

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What makes a person unique? It’s just two sides of the same coin. You are either oddly peculiar or exceptionally distinct. YNQ Denim focuses on the creative characteristic of its jeans to bring forth the uniqueness of the person who wears it. The YNQ brand comes from an abbreviated namesake from its parent company Younique (you-nique or unique) Clothing in New York, U.S.A.

This 2009 fall season, YNQ Denim relaunches with a fresh creative direction. It brings a premium denim line out in the market at an affordable price. Fit, function and comfort are key ingredients to their process. Their trademark styles play around vintage looks, antique washes, destructed design and heavily embellished details with rhinestones and metallic studs.

The collection is inspired from the new wave post punk era of the 80s. We have the Clash, Joy Division, NIN, Pretenders and many more. The dominant fit is skinny and the look is vintage.

• YNQ Denim Womens Bebe Clash Wash Jeans: Vintage, skinny, ripped, patched and metallic studs
• YNQ Denim Womens Bebe Vintage Bonham Wash Jeans: Retro fade, skinny, destructed and metallic studs
• YNQ Denim Womens Karen Dark Bonham Wash Jeans: Metallic studs on coin pocket, destructed, ripped, bootcut and heavy whiskers
• YNQ Denim Womens Karen Vintage Bonham Wash Jeans: Retro fade, metallic studs on coin pocket, bootcut, destructed and paint splatter
• YNQ Denim Womens Madge Black Bonham Wash Jeans: Metallic studs, skinny, heavy whiskers, ripped and destructed
• YNQ Denim Womens Madge Dark Bonham Wash: Destructed, skinny, paint splatter, patched and ripped.
• YNQ Denim Womens Ronnie Joy Division Wash Jeans: Skinny, detailed embroidery on pocket area, rhinestones, destructed and heavy whiskers
• YNQ Denim Womens Sheryl Medium Bonham Wash Jeans: Skinny, studs, heavy whiskers, rhinestones, ripped and destructed
• YNQ Denim Womens Shirley NIN Wash Jeans: Black denim, rhinestones, flap pockets and skinny
• YNQ Denim Womens Siouxsie Dark Clash Wash Jeans: Skinny, ripped and destructed
• YNQ Denim Womens Siouxsie Greaser Wash Jeans: Dark pale indigo and skinny
• YNQ Denim Womens Siouxsie Pretenders Wash Jeans: Blue denim, skinny and heavy whiskering

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Canadian musical sensation Avril Lavigne has sold over 30 million copies of her albums worldwide. The pop punk princess debuted the album, Let Go, in 2002 and continued on with several releases named Under My Skin and The Best Damn Thing. Her famous singles such as Complicated, Sk8er Boi, I’m With You, My Happy Ending and Girlfriend hit number one in the charts worldwide.

Avril Lavigne recently ventured into the fashion design business. She launched the Abbey Dawn clothing line as a juniors lifestyle brand. Its namesake originated from her nickname back in childhood. Her father would call her Abbey Dawn and her friends would often call her Abbey.

Abbey Dawn is available exclusively at Kohl’s in the U.S.A. Just this August 2009, the Boathouse stores in Canada started to sell the Abbey Dawn apparel. To complement her fashion line, she also designs watches and jewelry, which includes necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Her favorite colors are pink, purple and black. Her first fragrance called Black Star launches this summer 2009.

Notable designer denim jeans selections showcase:

• Abbey Dawn - Avril Lavigne Girls Juniors Black Distressed Destroy Skinny Jeans: Distressed, Faded, Vintage, Star-embroidered back pockets, Metallic studs, Zippered hems, Slim fit, Low rise and Stretchy denim.
• Abbey Dawn - Avril Lavigne Girls Juniors Rock Skinny Jeans: “Rock”, “Rock The Beat” “Rebel” boombox, skull and crossbones graphics, Distressed, Faded, Vintage, Star-embroidered back pockets, Slim fit, Low rise and Stretchy denim.
• Abbey Dawn - Avril Lavigne Girls Juniors Stretch Indigo Skinny Jeans

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The order of large reptiles, called Crocodilia or Crocodylia, appeared in the late Cretaceous Period, which is about 84 million years ago after the Jurassic period. The alligator, crocodile, gharial or Indian gavial and caiman families are part of the crocodilian group of species. These reptiles are known to be monstrous and ferocious especially its teeth, jaws and predatory skills.

As fierce as a crocodilian, Rene Lacoste was nicknamed “the Alligator” by the American press initially due to an alligator skin suitcase bet with the Captain of the French Davis Cup back in 1927. But more importantly, the public recognized how Rene Lacoste always displayed his tenacity on the tennis courts. Frenchman Rene Lacoste was among “The Musketeers” who stole the Davis Cup away from the Americans in 1927. Among his many achievements include three French Open victories (1925, 1927 and 1929), two Wimbledon championships (1925 and 1928) and two U.S. Open titles (1926 and 1927).

In 1933, together with Andre Gillier, Rene Lacoste founded La Chemise Lacoste producing sportswear tennis shirts with the crocodile logo on the chest. In 1963, Rene’s son Bernard Lacoste took over and expanded the company internationally including the United States. The Lacoste brand exploded into fame in the 1970-1980s as it became one of the essential preppy wardrobes to covet. In this period up until 1993, Izod and Lacoste collaborated together to produce the Izod Lacoste apparel brand. Izod was then sold to Van Heusen.

With Lacoste’s popularity surging through the times, the company has also encountered disputes and guerilla competition with its image and branding. Hong Kong apparel brand Crocodile Garments had troubles with the crocodile logo. The infamous and satirical Croc O’Shirt shook up the fad. Le Tigre Clothing sprung up to compete with Lacoste in the U.S. market.

Today, Lacoste operates in numerous boutiques and department stores worldwide. In 2008, the Lacoste brand celebrated its 75th anniversary with Christopher Chenut as CEO and Michel Lacoste as President.

Notable designer denim jeans selections feature:

• Lacoste Mens 5 Pocket Casual Fit Jeans Dark Medium Blue
• Lacoste Mens 5 Pocket Casual Fit Jeans Dark Blue Rinse
• Lacoste Red! Collection Mens 5 Pocket Slim Fit Jeans Black
• Lacoste Red! Collection Mens 5 Pocket Slim Fit Jeans White
• Lacoste Mens 5 Pocket Straight Low Rise Jeans Medium Light Dirty
• Lacoste Mens 5 Pocket Straight Low Rise Jeans Dark Blue Rinse
• Lacoste Mens 5 Pocket Straight Low Rise Jeans
• Lacoste Womens 5 Pocket Stretch Denim Head Tail Croc Logo Jeans Old Medium Blue
• Lacoste Womens 5 Pocket Stretch Denim Head Tail Croc Logo Jeans
• Lacoste Womens Wide Leg 5 Pocket Denim Jeans Old Medium Blue Work

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www.lacoste.com

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The L.L.Bean Flagship Store in Freeport, Maine, U.S.A. has a giant Bean Boot in front of the store. That might be something King Kong or Godzilla would wear in the outdoors.

Hunter and outdoorsman, Leon Leonwood (L.L.) Bean is the man behind the L.L.Bean enterprise. In 1911, after a drenching experience from a hunting trip from the Maine woods, Leon Leonwood Bean came up with an idea to create a comfortable yet functional shoe by stitching leather uppers to workmen’s rubber boots. This innovation called the Maine Hunting Shoe changed the reality of outdoor footwear and started one of many successful family run businesses in the country.

The enterprise began from a basement of the family’s apparel shop. The business mantra that captured the public’s enthusiasm was:

“You cannot expect success hunting deer or moose if your feet are not properly dressed. The Maine Hunting Shoe is designed by a hunter who has tramped the Maine woods for the last 18 years. We guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction in every way.”

Although the first batch of boots were a dud, L.L.Bean countered the setback with a guaranteed refund, correction of the problem, extensive product testing, honest to goodness advertising and ultimate customer satisfaction. L.L.Bean gradually established itself as a trusted and reliable source for outdoor gear, equipment and expert sporting advice.

Today, the company is lead by L.L.Bean’s grandson, Leon Gorman, and current CEO Christopher McCormick. Aside from footwear, the company has branched out with a full line of clothing, backpacks, tents and commercial partnerships like automotive manufacturer Subaru from 2000-2008. Along with retail, factory outlets around the United States, L.L.Bean has also expanded internationally such as Japan and China.

Mens Denim Jeans

• L.L.Bean Bean’s 1912 Jeans, Natural Fit and Standard Fit (Rinsed Wash, Faded, Vintage)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans, Classic Fit (Black Denim, Dark Wash, Stonewashed, Faded, Khaki Denim)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans, Hidden Comfort, Relaxed Fit and Natural Fit (Dark Wash, Stonewashed, Faded, Khaki Denim)
• L.L.Bean Flannel-Lined Double L Jeans, Classic Fit, Natural Fit, Relaxed Fit and Comfort Waist (Stonewashed, Khaki Denim)
• L.L.Bean Fleece-Lined Double L Jeans, Relaxed Fit and Classic Fit (Stonewashed, Khaki Denim)
• L.L.Bean Katahdin Iron Works Pants Denim (Stonewashed)
• L.L.Bean Upland Hunting Jeans (Denim Blue/Olive Drab, Tan/Olive)

Womens Denim Jeans

• L.L.Bean Camden Pants Below Waist Stretch-Denim (Black, Rinsed)
• L.L.Bean Cottage Jeans Below Waist (Dark, Light Wash)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans At Waist Relaxed Fit Hidden Comfort Waist (Black, Faded, Rinsed, Stonewashed)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans Above Waist Comfort Waist and Natural Fit (Black, Faded, Rinsed, Stonewashed)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans Above Waist Stretch Natural Fit and Comfort Waist (Faded, Rinsed, Stonewashed, Black)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans At Waist Relaxed Fit, Classic Fit and Straight Fit (Black, Faded, Rinsed, Stonewashed)
• L.L.Bean Double L Jeans At Waist Stretch Relaxed Fit, Straight Fit and Classic Fit (Faded, Rinsed, Stonewashed)
• L.L.Bean Favorite Jeans Below Waist Straight Fit (Antique, Faded, Midnight)
• L.L.Bean Flannel-Lined Double L Jeans At Waist Relaxed Fit (Red Plaid)
• L.L.Bean Fleece-Lined Double L Jeans At Waist Relaxed Fit (Red)
• L.L.Bean Slimming Jeans At Waist (Dark Authentic, True Blue Indigo, Black, Stonewashed)
• L.L.Bean Lightweight Denim Jeans Below Waist Wide-Leg (Dark Indigo, Faded, Rinsed)
• L.L.Bean Seaside Pants Below Waist Lightweight Denim (Dark Rinsed)

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The All-Seeing Eye, composed of a single human eye with beams of light, is a universal symbol of the Supreme Being’s protection and guidance. On the other hand, the Evil Eye is a look causing injury or bad luck on the person at whom it is directed. It is also considered a sickness transmitted unintentionally or intentionally by someone who is jealous or envious.

In many cultures, regions and eras where the Evil Eye belief occurs, the All-Seeing Eye, commonly in a reflective eye charm form, is one of many apotropaic talismans used to ward off this type of danger or evil. In Turkish culture, the Nazar (Nazar Boncugu or Nazar Boncuk or evil eye stone) is a protective amulet against the Evil Eye. The talisman is usually made of colored glass with concentric circles or droplet shapes. The color spread from the outside to the center shows dark blue or black then white then light blue or yellow and finally dark blue at the center. The blue glass eye charm mirrors back the blue of the evil eye and confounds its influence.

The Nazar is utilized as a fashionable avatar by Mavi Jeans. Founded in Istanbul, Turkey in 1991, Mavi Jeans is its nation’s first fashion brand to hit international fame. Mavi Jeans is sold in over 50 countries worldwide. The designer denim jeans brand is known for its fashion forward styles and exotic Mediterranean feel, aptly coined “Maviterranean” by fashionistas. Together with designer Rifat Ozbek, Mavi introduced a special line of organic denim with a Mediterranean influence. Mavi, which means blue in Turkish, is also recognized for its great quality and fit. In 2006, Time Magazine included Mavi Jeans in the top 16 best jeans brand in the world.

Mens designer denim jeans feature:

Mavi Jeans Andrew (00484)
This slim low rise Leo-style boot cut falls narrow at the knee and wider at the cuff with flap back pocket detailing.

• 6502 - Fog Brushed Denim

Mavi Jeans Joey (00485)
With button fly detailing, this fit is low rise and slim throughout the leg.

• 6617 - Foggy Random Denim

Mavi Jeans Leo (00357)
Easy low rise, boot cut that has room in the thigh and throughout the leg.

• 6596 - Light Used Premium
• 6292 - Ripped Fog
• 6575 - Sahara Ripped Cashmere Denim
• 6911 - Used Foggy Amazon Denim

Mavi Jeans Marco (00062)
A Medium rise relaxed straight leg, that has extra room in the thigh without too much width throughout the leg.

• 6589 - Dark Oxford
• 6546 - Indigo Shaded Florida Denim
• 6911 - Used Foggy Amazon
• 6508 - Wind Brushed Organic Denim

Mavi Jeans Matt (00337)
A universal fit, this relaxed medium rise boot cut is a great fit for a variety of body types.

• 6580 - Dark Earth Vintage
• 4131 - Dark Fog
• 6592 - Nepal Cashmere Denim
• 6608 - Shaded Harvard Denim
• 1253 - Tibet cashmere denim
• 1723 - Vintage Tanned Murano

Mavi Jeans Max (00170)
Our highest medium rise fit that is accompanied by a wide, full leg which ensures ultimate comfort.

• 5744 - Dark Atlantic
• 4131 - Dark Fog
• 6538 - Light Florida Denim
• 5618 - London Cashmere

Mavi Jeans Yves (00243)
This low-rise, skinny-leg style tapers at the bottom hem.

• 4945 - Dark Marine Edge

Womens designer denim jeans showcase:

Mavi Jeans Bailey (10940)
This stylish medium rise boot cut is straight in the hips and waist for a comfortable fit. With double welt pockets and trouser legs, it offers a sophisticated denim look.

• 6555 - Purple Indigo Str

Mavi Jeans Cora (10810)
A low rise 5-pocket trouser leg that is snug on the hips and upper thigh falling into a straight wide leg with a thick anchoring hem.

• 6866 - Dark Marine Str
• 4989 - Rinse Bermuda Denim
• 6326 - Deep Italian Str

Mavi Jeans Giselle (10950)
This low rise Lindy-style skinny is slim in the thigh and cropped at the ankle for a cool but stylish spring and summer look.

• 6652 - Lux Dark Italian Str

Mavi Jeans Kate (10902)
Low Rise. This 60’s inspired retro style fits snug on the thigh and knee, expanding into a full flare. It’s a perfect polished flare look.

• 6578 - Brushed Pima Premium Str
• 6636 - Dark Boho Str
• 6716 - Pale Pink Organic Str

Mavi Jeans Kay (10805)
A super low rise flare that perfectly contours to the hip, fitted through the thigh followed by a gradual flare.

• 6639 - Bleached Boho Str
• 4985 - Blue Black Lindos
• 4196 - Brushed Lindos

Mavi Jeans Lindy (10197)
Low Rise, Skinny that is slim in the thigh and calf for a fashion forward look.

• 6639 - Bleached Boho Str
• 5653 - Used San Diego
• 1220 - black comfort denim
• 6711 - Purple Wash Str

Mavi Jeans Molly (10136)
Mid rise, boot cut that sits higher and tapers near the waist matching the natural line of the body.

• 6699 - Dark Bahama Str
• 6713 - Fresh Rinse Organic Str
• 6651 - Lux Light Italian Str
• 6712 - Pale Sand Organic Str

Mavi Jeans Olivia (10189)
Low rise fit that is a classic straight leg that coasts along the knee and calf allowing a streamlined silhouette.

• 6866 - Dark Marine Str
• 6713 - Fresh Rinse Organic Str
• 6419 - Soft Black

Mavi Jeans Patti (10999)
The ultimate boyfriend jean! This low-rise, slouchy straight leg is the perfect, comfortable fit. Low rise.

• 6836 - Dark Second Hand Denim

Mavi Jeans Sophie (10704)
Mid Rise, Skinny for anyone who doesn’t want to go low, this skinny sits right on the hips.

• 6652 - Lux Dark Italian Str
• 5752 - NY Rinse Str
• 6577 - Rinse Pima Premium Str
• 6260 - Pure Black

Mavi Jeans Terry (10957)
A cool new update to our super-low rise flare Kay fit, this style has fashionable piping and flap back pocket details.

• 6653 - Mid Blue Marine Str

Mavi Jeans Zoe (10266)
A universal fit, this stylish low rise boot cut is straight in the hips and waist for a comfortable fit.

• 6531 - White Comfort Str
• 6706 - Fresh Light Organic Str
• 6652 - Lux Dark Italian Str
• 4167 - Dark Royal Organic
• 6326 - Deep Italian Str

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Aristotle defined virtue as a midpoint of two extremes. Virtue balances between a defective trait and an excess of an attribute. Thus, courage lies at the center of cowardice and recklessness. And halfway between self pity and narcissism is confidence.

Los Angeles, California based premium denim company, Denim of Virtue, is a balance between sexiness and sophistication. Most of all, the styles are derived from universal virtues such as love, justice, innocence, hope and character. Denim of Virtue is inspired by the finer things in life. The details, craftsmanship and creativity are harmonized together to bring the perfect fit and style.

Designer denim jeans selections feature:

Mens Skinny Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 5011 Superman Rocker Jeans

• Wash 01 (Jet Black)
• Wash 31 (Lipstick Red)
• Wash 51 (Bleached)

Mens Straight Leg Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 4011 Superman Straight Leg Jeans

• Wash 01 (Jet Black)
• Wash 12 (Grey)
• Wash 13 (Faded Grey)
• Wash 17 (Midnight)
• Wash 23 (Asphalt)
• Wash 27 (London Blue)
• Wash 28 (Irish Blue)
• Wash 29 (French Blue)
• Wash 30 (Vintage Blue)
• Wash 50 (Destroyed)
• Wash 51 (Bleached)
• Wash 63 (Clay)
• Wash 109 (Distressed)

Denim of Virtue Style 4012 Batman Flap Pocket Jeans

• Wash 01 (Jet Black)
• Wash 05 (Cool)
• Wash 12 (Grey)
• Wash 17 (Midnight)
• Wash 27 (London Blue)
• Wash 28 (Irish Blue)

Denim of Virtue Style 4014 Batman Flap Pocket Jeans

• Wash 27 (London Blue)
• Wash 28 (Irish Blue)
• Wash 50 (Destroyed)

Mens Loose Fit Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 4015 Quadman Loose Fit Jeans

• Wash 05 (Cool)
• Wash 26 (Cool 2)

Womens Skinny Jeans

Denim of Virtue Style 2220 Slim Peeptoe Skinny Leg Jeans: Front slit twisted seams with skinny leg opening.

• W12-SS (Grey with Silver Studs)
• W18 (Night Club)
• W18-SS (Night Club with Silver Studs)
• W32 (Black)
• W100-SG (Rinse with Gold Studs)
• W100 (Rinse)
• W117 (Midnight Dream)
• W128 (Pinstripe Bleach)
• W200 (Pinstripe)

Denim of Virtue Style 3014 Patience Tapered Leg Jeans: Snug fit through hips and thighs with skinny leg opening.

• W24 (Black Damsel)
• W31 (Lipstick Red)
• W32 (Black)
• W36 (White Tiger)
• W70 (Blue Tie Dye)
• W102 (Bleach Splatter)
• W104 (Distressed)
• W106 (Super Distressed)
• W115 (White Damsel)
• W116 (Acid Blue)
• W119 (Cat Scratch)
• W120 (Grey Tie Dye)
• W125 (Stormy Sky)
• W134 (Dusk)

Womens Straight Leg Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 3011 Patience Straight Leg Jeans: Snug fit through hips and thighs with straight leg opening.

• W25LXG (Lurex Gold)
• W25LXS (Lurex Silver)
• W49 (Biker Blue)
• W113 (Rocker Blue)
• W117 (Midnight Dream)

Womens Slim Boot Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 3010 Patience Slim Boot Jeans: Snug fit through hips and thighs with slim boot leg opening.

• W006 (Sapphire)
• W05 (Cool)
• W17 (Midnight)
• W18 (Night Club)
• W27 (London Blue)
• W28 (Irish Blue)
• W29 (French Blue)
• W31 (Lipstick Red)
• W32 (Jet Black)
• W33 (French Violet)
• W37 (Turquoise)
• W43 (Amethyst)
• W45 (Steel)
• W48 (Ink)
• W50 (Destroyed)
• W60 (Navy)
• W61 (Chocolate)
• W62 (Kiwi Gold)
• W63 (Clay)
• W64 (Grape)
• W65 (Ruby)
• W89 (Mint)

Denim of Virtue Style 3012 Justice Slim Boot Jeans: Flap Pocket, Snug fit through hips and thighs with slim boot leg opening.

• W01 (Jet Black)
• W05 (Cool)
• W18 (Night Club)
• W25LXG (Lurex Gold)
• W25LXS (Lurex Silver)
• W28 (Irish Blue)
• W29 (French Blue)
• W59 (Classic)
• W67 (California Sky)
• W104 (Distressed)

Denim of Virtue Style 2227 Tolerance Jeans: Snug fit through hips and thighs with slim boot leg opening.

• W25LXG (Lurex Gold)
• W25LXS (Lurex Silver)

Denim of Virtue Style 3018 Grace Slim Boot Jeans: Slightly higher waist with loop pocket, snug fit slim boot.

• W27 (London Blue)
• W28 (Irish Blue)

Womens Flare Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 3016 Grace Flare Jeans: Slightly higher waist, snug fit flare leg.

• W008 (Plum)
• W009 (Kelly Green)
• W17 (Midnight)
• W18 (Night Club)
• W27 (London Blue)
• W28 (Irish Blue)
• W29 (French Blue)
• W32 (Black)
• W39 (Clean White)
• W50 (Destroyed)
• W60 (Navy)
• W82 (Fuchsia)
• W83 (Jade)
• W84 (Orchid)

Denim of Virtue Style 2222 Super Flare Jeans: Snug fit through hips and thighs with super flare leg opening.

• W100 (Rinse)
• W200 (Pinstripe)

Womens Loose Fit Jeans
Denim of Virtue Style 2230 Boyfriend Jeans: Relaxed fit through hips and thighs, with cuffed hems.

• W49 (Biker Blue)
• W104 (Distressed)

Womens Hi Rise Jeans

Denim of Virtue Style 1511 Dignity Palazzo Jeans: High Rise with trouser leg.

• W25LXG (Lurex Gold)
• W25LXS (Lurex Silver)

Denim of Virtue Style 2210 Bright Hi Rise Jeans: High Rise, wide leg with loop pocket.

• W27 (London Blue)

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The wolverine, made famous by a Marvel comic book character from The X-Men, is actually the largest land dwelling breed from the weasel family. The nature and posture of the wolverine (Latin name: Gulo gulo) is built for winter survival. Its paws can navigate easily on snow. Its skull, teeth and jaw muscles can feed on frozen meat and bones.

With 125 years of experience, the Wolverine brand was founded in the United States in the city of Rockford, Michigan. It has been an American icon since its production of the original boots which paved way for railroads, skyscrapers and highways across the country.

The Wolverine brand’s mark is the claw. It shows the legacy of hard work, confidence and courage throughout the years. The company is also known for the footwear line called the 1000 Mile Boot® and modern-day comfort systems such as Wolverine DuraShocks SR®, Wolverine Fusion®, Wolverine Compressor®, Wolverine MultiShox®, Wolverine MX™, and the most recent introduction, Wolverine Contour Welt™.

Wolverine, considered as “The World’s Most Comfortable Boots and Shoes. Guaranteed.®” is more than just a work boot brand. Today, comfort and durability are extended towards workwear and rugged outdoor apparel. Wolverine menswear apparel, including denim jeans, are designed for the challenges of daily life.

Wolverine Mens 5 Pocket Jeans: Triple needle stitching and Scooped front pockets

Wolverine Mens Hammer Loop Jeans: Traditional carpenter pant styling, Hammer loop and Tool pockets on side seam

Wolverine Mens Trucker Pants in Dark Denim: Tool pockets and hammer loop, Chap-style front leg reinforcements and Cell phone pocket inset.

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