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DenimBlog Exclusive: Interview With Bleulab

06.29.2011 Posted in Designer Jean Interviews by Lorna, Editor

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We caught up with the co-designer and co-founder of Bleulab denim, Carl Jones, to ask some interesting questions about how Bleulab jeans work as reversible jeans and what’s up next for the brand. The concept of the brand fascinated me and I was very excited to receive a pair in the mail last week. I will be reviewing them next week for you but I’m not going to give anything away yet! Carry on reading to find out more about the brand. You can buy Bleulab jeans at Singer22.com.

DB: So how did you come up with the name Bleulab?

CJ: While traveling, I discovered an unusual piece of fabric that had a double face. This inspired me to experiment with different washes to see how each side reacted, hence the name Bleulab, Bleu as in denim and Lab as in experimental.

DB: Why did you decide to create a denim brand?

CJ: Denim and other types of bottoms is what I do. It was a very natural thought process to imagine that I could create a reversible collection from the piece of fabric I had discovered.

DB: So tell us more about Bleulab for our readers who are not familiar about the jeans.

CJ: Bleulab product is much more and has more personality than a basic pair of jeans. In addition to being completely reversible, with contrasting sides, the collection also presenst a constant metamorphosis of color, washes, prints and other interesting surfaces and textures.

DB: Why did you decide to create a reversible jean?

CJ: Why not?

DB: Was it as complicated as it sounds?

CJ: It was a year or so of constant testing, washing, fitting, hardware development, sewing development, and production development. It was a very challenging experience.

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DB: How does each wash, on the inside and outside, complement each other?

CJ: I would not describe it as complimentary, but rather a display of juxtaposition.

DB: What is your best seller so far?

CJ: The basic legging in blue/black and grey/black. They are fantastic go to wardrobe elements and so comfortable for travel.

DB: Do you have a favourite jean you have designed?

CJ: I have a host of favorites, but what I love is the challenge from season to season to develop new ways to wash, print and color my fabrics.

DB: Tell us more about your history with denim.

CJ: I have been a bottoms developer and manufacturer since 1990.

DB: What new surprises can we expect from Bleulab?

CL: We have developed a new technology called laser etching. It is done with a laser machine that uploads artwork and etches it onto the jeans.

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DenimBlog Exclusive: Interview With Rockstar Denim

06.13.2011 Posted in denimblog, Designer Jean Interviews by Lorna, Editor

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We caught up with David, the co-founder and co-designer of Rockstar Denim, to find out more about the brand and the new styles coming out. You can read the interview below and get to know the brand and their new pieces for this season a bit more. We have already seen the cargos on Joe Jonas and they are the brands favourite style right now!

DB: How did you come up with the name Rockstar?

Everyday there are tons and tons of new denim lines popping up…. We wanted a catchy, fast and unforgettable name…. A Rockstar is someone that really doesn’t want to be another common human being, a Rockstar will always try to be different than others. Well, our idea in launching Rockstar was to bring this concept to the denim market, always trying to be different and to bring something fresh and new to the market every season.

DB: What inspiration goes into designing a pair of your jeans?

Pretty much everything that surrounds me, …but something very important to me when I’m working on a new development is the communication with the retailers. This is the most important for me. I learned this very fast. They spend all day long with customers, they know what the market needs so …the communication between us is something key for me.

DB: What is your latest collection about?

We are launching a new amazing capsule for fall… for women. We are definitely going towards a higher waisted fit. Boot cut, flare and wide leg will still be around in denim, and twill, but also in stretch corduroy. We are also going to focus a lot on our “Coated” treatment and offer it on different sexy silhouettes, especially on our famous “biker style”! We will be shipping it in a range of 10 colors. You will see a lot of celebrities Rocking our coated pants this fall!

For men, we will mostly focus on our slim men’s cargo. This style has been retailing extremely well with all our customers…. We want to build our men’s collection with this item. For fall it will be available in a lot of new colors, treatments and fabrications. Stretch fabrics for men are going to be an essential this fall.

DB: Why did you decide to create your brand?

My family has been in the jeans business for the last 100 years…. My grand father was importing and distributing Levi’s in Europe.
My dad created a brand in the 70′s, Mac Keen, and it was the very first high end designer denim line. My mum was a denim fit model and model… for 20 years. After Mac Keen, my dad created the successful Blue Cult label in 1999. Frank my older brother was the one behind SacredBlue and the giant 575 denim label.

Denim is in my genes, it was a path I had to follow.… As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be in this business. Each time I was going to my dad’s or brother’s office, it was an amazing experience…. I was learning and becoming better everyday at how to make a pair of jeans. I was making my own designs and styles…, I was addicted to the indigo.

I have never wanted to be like the other kids. When I was younger, most of my friends wanted to be soccer players…. As far back as I can remember, I have always wanted to be denim designer. At school I was selling off price designers denim to the other kids and to my teachers… and when I turned 15, I started doing trunk shows and sample sales, it was a great way for me to learn.

Right when I turned 17, something happened in the family business that was a very critical time for us. 6 months later, Frank and I joined forces by deciding to launch something new and fresh. We launched Rockstar for the best and to try and forget the past. …Rockstar was made out of our passion and knowledge for denim.

DB: Do you have a favourite cut you have designed?

Yes! Our slim men’s cargo. …It’s a must have for men. The idea was really to turn a staple of America’s wardrobe into something fashion forward for men. It’s fitted from the waist till the knee. It’s really a European fit. The fabric is stretchy and super comfortable.

This pant has so much detail, it’s really an amazing piece…. Once you have worn it once, you really cant live without it. You can buy them at Nordstrom by clicking here.

DB: Do you have a favorite wash you have created?

I think my favorite wash is our pigment spray wash. …It’s actually more a hand spray than a wash, …it took our laundries and airbrush contractors 6 month to come up with the perfect formula…. In the production process there are close to 15 operators involved to create this wash.

It’s black pigment sprayed on top of a grey denim fabric. The irregularities of the hand spray is creating this amazing black vintage wash…, there are so many highs and lows. It’s an amazing wash!

DB: How many jeans do you own yourself?

Probably close to 50 pairs. But I have been wearing my medium biker jeans for the last 2 years…. I can’t wear something else…. I’m addicted to this pair. Nothing can replace them.

DB: Your cuts look really good, what type of woman and man do you envision wearing your brand?

There is not really 1 type of man or woman for our product. Our products are designed and fitted to make women and men feel good, sexy and comfortable…. I think that to wear our product, people need to be willing to try something new and not stay stuck in a basic 5 pocket jean. Once our product is understood, it’s always becoming your wardrobe favorite! To all of you readers, give us a try! You wont be disappointed!!

DB: We all love denim, but what makes it so important to you?

Denim is part of my life…, I can’t picture my life without it…. My dad met with my mum during a fitting 40 years ago. If denim was not invented in the 1870′s I probably wouldn’t be here today. Denim runs my life.

DB: What makes your brand so different from the others out there?

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DB: What is the best feature of your jeans?

Definitely our washes and fit! We are spending hours and hours in fittings and with our wash houses adjusting our washes to provide the very best for our customers and fans! Rockstar is not only a denim brand, we have been expanding our collection: We now offer cashmere, t-shirts, belts and jewelry!

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DenimBlog Exclusive: Interview With Superfine

05.18.2011 Posted in Designer Jean Interviews, Designer Jean Look Books by Lorna, Editor

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We caught up with the iconic brand Superfine to get an interview. Established in 2003 by Lucy Pinter and Flora Evans, Superfine is recognised as an innovative style leader, making rock and roll jeans with a real London attitude. As one of the first pioneers of the skinny jean silhouette, they quickly gathered a dedicated following around the world and is a point of reference for many of today’s most influential style icons. A bit punk, a bit purist, the label has led the way with clean looking jeans, free from branding.

Now run and designed by Lucy, collections expand on fresh jean silhouettes with a full ready to wear collection and quality reaches a new premium in collaboration with licensee Pier Spa. This has been key to the evolution of Superfine today as a high-end, fashion denim brand with production in Italy. I have also included a preview of some of the images from the Autumn/Winter 2011 Look Book. Carry on reading to find out more!

DB: What made you come up with the name Superfine?

At the time, my partner (Flora) and I used to refer to gorgeous clothes as “her” or “him”. If something was really fabulous we’d say “she’s fine”, the response would be “yeah, superfine!” etc…It evolved from there.

DB: Why did you decide to create your brand?

I was styling and needed to find skinny jeans. No-one did them at that time. Just all distressed bootlegs and flares. I used to tape everything to make it look skinny and was desperate from something clean and un-embellished…It was during my frustrating search for the clean skinny, I took Flora to dinner and suggested we make jeans.

DB: So you used to be a stylist? Who did you style?

I styled for publications such as iD magazine, Harpers Bazaar and Japanese Vogue, Black Book as well as styling celebrities such as Ben Harper, Neneh Cherry, All Saints, Janet Jackson and various other pop videos/music videos and fashion clients.

DB: What is the best feature of your jeans?

Depends which pair but generally I like them because mostly they are different to other peoples. Even on basics there is more attention to detail (pocket linings, zips, stitching etc).

DB: What was your inspiration for your latest collection?

AW was a Gypsy Punk collection. The inspiration came from a photographer called Joseph Kudelka. I loved all the old looking fabrics in his gypsy pictures. The wools looking distressed and “oiled”. I then was looking at an image of Malcolm McLaren’s funeral on my desktop. I wanted to somehow marry the Gypsy theme with Punk. It worked. I’m really happy with this collection.

DB: Who do you envision wearing your brand?

No-one in particular really. Although it seems fashion people are the one’s who know the brand best. I get excited seeing anyone in Superfine.

DB: Who is your favourite celebrity in Superfine jeans?

Kate Moss.

DB: We all love denim but what makes it so important to you?

It’s timeless and effortless. I think the most stylish people are that way because they look cool without effort.

DB: What is your most popular cut?

Now it is the “Adventure” jean. But we are probably best known for our “Liberty” skinny jean.

DB: Do you have a favourite jean you have designed?

I loved the first “Super Swirl” with leather detailing, I love the “Punk Pant” from AW and our versions of the biker and the “Vroom” and the Swirl with Stitch in “Ghost” coming to stores soon…

DB: So what’s next for Superfine?

I’d like to add the kids line soon. And I’m hoping to add some collaborations to the list but nothing is confirmed yet…Watch this space!

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DenimBlog Exclusive: Interview on Joe’s Jeans Micro Skinny Flare

03.16.2011 Posted in Designer Jean Interviews by Lorna, Editor

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We got an interview with Joe Dahan, creative director and founder of Joe’s Jeans. We wanted to know more about the latest styles from the brand including the new Micro Skinny flare that seems to be their best silhouette for the season. Carry on reading below to find out more.

DB: So tell us about the new styles from Joe’s Jeans?

Our latest style is the Skinny Micro Flare. It’s tight fitting from the hip down with a slight 17-­‐inch flare that starts just above the ankle.

DB: What made you design the Micro Flare?

Flares are an important trend right now and we wanted to provide our girl, who is still in love with her skinnies, a modern version of the ’70s flare.

DB: What washes does this style come in?

It comes in black, dark overdye and a couple of vintage washes.

DB: What sort of body shapes do you envision wearing the Micro Flare?

The Skinny Micro Flare beautifully elongates one’s figure so it’s flattering across various body shapes.

DB: What are your other favorite jeans from the spring line?

It’s so hard to pick! They’re all my babies. Well, I can tell you that the girls in the office are crazy about the Best Friend in Punch -­‐ a very cool, casual jean in a vibrant wash. It’s due out later this week. The Patricia wash has been a big hit – it only comes in rigid denim bodies like the High Waist Short and the Cigarette. Look for it late/early April.

DB: What was your inspiration for the cuts and washes this season?
Rock ‘n’ roll and the ’70s.

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