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Levi’s 501 inspired jeans- the twist to the old classics

It’s no secret that Levi’s 501 is the real embodiment of classic jeans. You can completely relate to the modern products of the company Levi’s, but the very image of the 501 model inspired and …
Where do these famous pocket arcs come from?

When it comes to the most significant and noticeable details of jeans, embroidered arcuates (or arcs) on the pockets are one of the most recognizable elements. (Think the Big Mac sign, but for denim.)…
Top 10 weird things people have done to their denim

As we all know, untreated raw denim is essentially a “clean canvas” – and, if I may say so, also a creative space for its owner. Identical, dark, crispy blue jeans are being bought everyday, but only …
The Top 7 Most Popular Denim Soaking Practices

When you buy your non-washed denim jeans, probably the first thing you should do with them (before wearing them 😉 is to SOAK them. You can have jeans either from raw denim, which have not been subjected…
The art of distressing – embracing the ultimate denim craft

It’s no secret that for many Japanese jeans fans, raw or dry denim, stands to be the most interesting and coveted factors of all. The idea of jeans in its “primordial form” attracts people by its…
We Think Bigger (A guide to our bigger sized jeans options!)

You know who you are. You love denim and want a pair of vintage-made Japanese selvedge denim but you simply can’t fit into the smaller sizes made for the smaller Asian body-types. We at Denimio provide…
10 reasons to not buy anything but Japanese Denim

We at Denimio love denim and you guys do too. But this thing of ours – collecting high quality raw and selvedge denim – often needs justification: Why do we spend so much money on a pair of jeans? Instead…
A Look at TCB Jeans

A recent brand we’ve added to our family, TCB Jeans, has one of the best website names we can think of. Happy Jeans. Every day we are happy to get to work. TCB’s website embodies that very spirit of…