Although denim has been produced since the 16th century, its association with American culture and durable workwear emerged ...

Denim is known as quintessentially American. In popular culture, the traditional narrative is that Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis introduced the fabric to cowboys, miners, farmers and railroad workers ...

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with fashion historian Emma McClendon about the history of jeans and the new documentary Riveted: The History of Jeans... How denim evolved to become an American wardrobe ...

No other fabric transforms quite like denim. Rugged or refined, vintage-inspired or experimental, it thrives on the street and captivates on the runway without losing its coolness. That's why denim ...

Looking around the Los Angeles community and on campus, it’s apparent that most people own at least one pair of jeans. Most of the denim sold today is pre-washed and pre-distressed or artificially ...

When stepping into the world of the "American Old West," particularly workwear from before 1900, every collector and even the archives of various brands are likely familiar with the importance of ...

Inside the quiet coastal outpost where denim dreams begin—and where Japanese craftsmanship still reigns supreme.

And finally today, OK, you can tell me - how many pairs of jeans do you have in your closet? And what kind - straight leg, bootcut, high rise, low rise, slim cut? And don't even get me started on what ...