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73 - Rumble in the Bronx (but actually Vancouver) (preview)
To hear the full episode, join Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus): http://heddels.plus In the pantheon of classic denim movies, we all know "Rebel Without a Cause", "The Wild One", "The Outsiders", etc. but there's room for one more: the 1996 c
72 - Choking on Boa Fleece
BWOOOMP! BWOOOMP! It's the trend alert sound! We're talking Boa Fleece this week, the retro deep polyester pile that it seems every brand has put out in the last year. We talk it's history, how it's made, and why we think its tufted head is
71 - Shoplift this Episode (teaser)
To hear the full episode, join Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus): http://heddels.plus While there were many deals this past week, there were also STEALS! We're of course talking about the shoplifting mania that's sweeping the nation (and how f
70 - What No One Will (Likely) Buy for Us
We've officially entered the holiday shopping season, and if you're like us, very few people in your life know what to buy to satisfy your strange clothing obsession. But that doesn't stop us from dreaming about it! Reed, Albert, and I go o
69 - 6,600 Styles of Women's Denim (teaser)
To hear the full episode, join Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus): http://heddels.plus We live in an age of unprecedented choice. Whether it's jeans, hair conditioner, or marinara sauce; the western consumer has a skull crushing variety of opti
68 - Gigatonney Honeys
Clothing production isn't as bad as we thought for the environment! (It's still very bad, though (it's confusing, no one understands all the implications (but we understand even fewer of them (even the metric system)))). What we do know now
67 - The Peloton of the Kitchen (teaser)
To hear the full episode, join Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus): http://heddels.plus It's the midseason blues and Ralph Lauren's answer to it is letting people dye whatever they want in store. That is also far from the most ridiculous product
66 - (Terrible) Denim Takes the US Senate
It only took a little less than 250 years for denim to go from niche work fabric to presiding over "the world's greatest deliberative body" and we couldn't be more disappointed. We discuss what senator Kyrsten Sinema's denim vest means for
65 - SaksWorkers (teaser)
Listen to the full episode on Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus): http://heddels.plus Have you ever had a particularly rough day at work and thought, “You know what would make me feel better? Buying a pair of Ferragamos and a Moncler jacket whi
64 - A Polyester Free Halloween
Americans are poised to spend over $10 billion this Halloween, over a third of that on costumes that will likely hit the dump before the pumpkins rot. Me and Albert and Reed think back on costumes from years past as well as discuss the end
63 - How the Supply Chain Stole Christmas (teaser)
To hear the full episode join Heddels+: http://heddels.plus As you may have noticed, global supply chains are a little wonky, to put it mildly, and this could affect everything from your new phone to toy Tonka trucks. Basically when everyth
62 - Garment Worker Protection Worldwide
California signed the Garment Worker Protection Act into law this week. It's a big win for the people who make clothes in this country who have had up to 80% of their paychecks stolen via wage theft until it's passage. Also Albert went to a
61 - Uninformed Space Force Uniform Opinions (teaser)
Hear it all on Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus) first month free with code EXTRABLOWOUT: http://heddels.plus The newest branch of the US military, the Space Force, has revealed its first draft of uniforms. With new militaria to mine, we dig i
60 - Met Gala Says it With Djibouti
It was the Met Gala last week and there was denim in it so obviously we have to comment on it. Also, Snoop Dogg collaborated with G-Star for some reason, which produced one of the strangest music videos (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TPm
59 - Remembering the Straw Hat Riot of 1922 (teaser)
To hear the full episode and much more, subscribe below: http://heddels.plus/ Traffic stopped on the Manhattan Bridge, blood spilled in Mulberry Bend, thousands of stick wielding teens in the streets. New York City came to a standstill over
58 - Transformations Upstream with Andrew Olah of Kingpins Show
As consumers, we have the tiniest window into how the products we use are made. Maybe you get a single country of origin or the fiber content, but that hides the many other chemicals, countries, and suppliers that contributed to its product
57 - The Blowout Labor Day Special
Happy Labor Day in the US, it's time for us to reflect on the hard fought labor rights victories we enjoy in this country...AND SAVE! We're taking 25% off all of our Teamster Union Made (https://shop.heddels.com/search?q=teamster&type=produ
56 - Apparel Policy Power Hour (teaser)
To hear the full episode, join at: http://heddels.plus So last week we talked about the personal aspects of climate change in regards to some practices we can all do to reduce our own impact. But as we all know and even mentioned, the actio
55 - How to Stop the World From Melting Your Clothes
That UN climate report was a doozy, wasn't it? While we've been mulling the habitable future of the planet over, we thought it was a good time to revisit some old practices one can do to make the most infinitesimal dent in the human impact
54 - Division Road Heads East with Jason Pecarich (teaser)
To hear the full episode and much more, subscribe below: http://heddels.plus A move is not an uncommon occurrence in the life of a retail store, but moving to the opposite side of the country is. Division Road is picking up roots in its ori
53 - Kapital Frees Tibet, Trolls, and Bidets
Japanese brand Kapital's latest Kountry collection created waves in ways they didn't expect (but probably should've) when its "Free Tibet" imagery awakened thousands and thousands of angry comments on Instagram, putting the release in jeopa
52 - The Losers of Champs
We finally get a long read of the entire Alden embezzlement controversy, lament things that have been confiscated by the TSA, and Albert has a Champs gift card we can't figure out how to spend. All that and more on this week's Blowout! Supp
51 - The Timeless Look of Tremors with Gerald Ortiz
The year is 1990: Michael Bolton is on the radio, the first McDonald's opens in Moscow, and a group of carnivorous worms known as "graboids" are terrorizing the residents of a remote Nevada town called Perfection. The world may have changed
50 - Lying Flat for Garment Worker Protection (teaser)
To hear the full episode, become a Heddels+ (http://heddels.plus) member here: http://heddels.plus A recent study found that "sewing machine operator" was number 7 of the jobs with the greatest increased risk of death during the pandemic in
49 - The Indonesian Boot Scene with Ben Robinson
If you've perused any Fade Fridays, you may have noticed some of the most impressive fades come from Indonesia. But more recently, some of the most impressive boots are coming out of the country as well. We talk with Ben Robinson, Editor in
48 - Goodbye Fur, We Hardly Knew Ye (teaser)
Join Heddels+ to hear the full episode: http://heddels.plus The big sea change in the fashion industry appears to be that fur is going the way of the dodo. Just this week, luxe parka maker Canada Goose announced they would be joining labels
47 - We Watched Jaws
Happy 4th of July, may all your limbs stay attached! We watched the quintessential summer movie Jaws, which just so happens to coincide with the restock of our Quint Caps (https://shop.heddels.com/discount/AMITYMEANSFRIENDSHIP?redirect=%2Fp
46 - The Store Credit Spend Off
If you've followed the show for any time, you're aware that I (David) don't buy much. It has been over a year since I have bought any new garment for myself, until that streak was broken with a pair of Engineered Garments x Sebago moccasins
45 - Yumiko Sakuma on Japan-American Cultural Appropriation (teaser)
Join Heddels+ to hear the full episode: http://heddels.plus/ If you're American and you're listening to this episode, you probably own something Japanese. If you're Japanese and listening to this episode, you probably own something American
44 - Where Have All the Malls Gone?
David waxes on about a recent trip to the mall and the future of retail, Albert discusses his new New Balance plug and a Saint Christopher medal, and Reed scored some ts(s). All that and more on this week's Blowout. If you like this episode
