Twelveounce Denim Lab, a mens denim line that specializes in using no less than 12 oz of premium Japanese denim from the mills of Kaihara. All  denim is made from high quality, rare material which comes in limited supplies and is carefully handcrafted in Los Angeles.

www.12ozdenim.com

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After 15 days of wearing my HUDSON TURBOTECH denim, I am starting to see some major changes in them!

Check out the images below where I highlight the areas most changed. Want to see  what they looked like the first week? CLICK HERE for a reminder

Check out this great post by PARK & BOND on how to breathe new life into a men’s wardrobe classic!

In4mation is comprised of four partners, Ryan Arakaki, Todd Shimabuku, Jun Jo and Rhandy Tambio. The concept of the name In4mation was from a popular cartoon VOLTRON, in which unique characters assembled to become one indestructible machine. In4mation?s motto, ?I SHALL PROCEED?AND CONTINUE? is a catch phrase taken from an influential hip-hop band that serves as a reminder to follow our chosen paths and to keep on moving forward.

Once In4mation gained ground  the decision was made to relocate to a key Honolulu retail spot. July 11, 2003 marked the grand re-opening of In4mation.  The location is accessible to tourists and locals alike. Ryan, Todd, Rhandy and Jun are appreciative to all who walk through the doors, but will never forget their dreams of offering Hawaii a comfortable boutique space with a good atmosphere. The four want every customer to understand the concepts and methodology behind what they?re wearing, and to feel good wearing it.

Reader Review 5 on The Denim Guy is the last season! Saying BYE BYE to the old and hello to new adventures is never easy but has to be done! check out what my reviews ( now denim experts) had to say about the last season of READER REVIEW!

Lock Sicker a father/daughter venture focused on bringing premium men’s jeans to market. Founded in 2011 by Hugh and Molly Douglas, Lock Sicker is primed to be the newest face of raw denim.

As a family company, Lock Sicker is a brand that reflects its founders’ strong sense of heritage, including roots in both Scotland and Haiti.  The name itself derives from a Gaelic phrase meaning “Be Sure”.  The logo, a boar chained to an oak tree, is the Douglas family crest.  The jean’s custom made buttons are the veve (symbol) for Papa Legba, a Haitian Vodoo Iwa. Papa Legba is the gatekeeper between the material and spiritual worlds, and is equated by some with Saint Peter.

Despite the company’s international influences, Lock Sicker is an American company dedicated to creating jobs in the good ‘ol US of A.  As such, all of the jeans and their components, from the fabric to the custom buttons to the hand stamped leather labels, are manufactured in America. So when we say “Made in USA” we really mean it.

Lock Sicker’s first offering is a straight leg, low-rise, 4-button jean made of Cone rigid selvage 13.5 oz. indigo denim and using Pigskin and Egyptian Topaz thread. The rear pockets have a stylized LS in Stone Blue thread. The jeans are made in the following sizes: 28-34, 36, and 38. They are all 36″ in length, ideal for wearing long or rolled. If you prefer to hem, Pigskin thread is provided so that your tailor has the exact thread used in the manufacturing process.

In spring/summer 2012, expect Lock Sicker to expand their line with a white denim jean, as well as a lighter weight, slim fit blue jean, and a series of high-end t-shirts.So, when in doubt, Lock Sicker.

From fire engine red to electric blue, Dylan George’s summer 2012 women’s collection is all about color. With a 16 color palette ranging from vibrant brights to pretty pastels, there is a hue for you.  The frayed hem can be worn unrolled for a comfortable, casual look, or rolled to make a more polished statement. Retail Price: $98.