A very special collaboration between two American brands
Built on Wrangler's iconic archive of fits and fabrics, each piece in this collection is patterned, cut, and sewn in the United States of America, exclusively using domestic fabrics.
Built on Wrangler's iconic archive of fits and fabrics
This project stemmed from a deep admiration for the history and legacy of Wrangler, and the way their story has influenced our own. The blue jean they introduced became a blueprint – not just for style, but for integrity, craft, and American identity.
shop capsule no. 01
inspired by
the glory days of denim and shaped
by the pursuit of making truly timeless goods.
We spent months digging through their archives, curating a collection of what we believe are their most iconic garments, which would then be paired with some of the most storied fabrics ever produced in America: deadstock Cone Mills selvage denim and chambrays, alongside denim and twills produced in the USA by Mt. Vernon Mills.
Made in America has always been a core tenet of who we are, and of who Wrangler helped inspire us to become. For them to join us here at home feels more like a ceremony than a collaboration.
The final result of our shared efforts will be released in three separate capsules, each highlighting a different element of Wrangler's storied history, with every piece produced domestically here in the United States.
Made in America has always been a core tenet of who we are, and of who Wrangler helped inspire us to become. For them to join us here at home feels more like a ceremony than a collaboration.
The final result of our shared efforts will be released in three separate capsules, each highlighting a different element of Wrangler's storied history, with every piece produced domestically here in the United States.
i+w x Wrangler 10MW white oak selvage
$245
produced for only a single year in 1964, the 10MW has endured as one of Wrangler's most iconic and treasured fits. in order to properly pay homage to such a storied jean, we knew this iteration needed a fabric that was just as iconic as the fit: a deadstock selvage denim from the legendary cone mills white oak mill.