iron heart x viberg boot collaboration - engineers (the wild ones)

I would only post product-related photos and kept my personal information private-especially that I’m a girl. Jess: I started on Instagram about six years ago as a way to connect and spread the word of my brand (known as Aegis Handcraft back then). Profession: Maker and the Big Cheese at Poorwill Jess Murray aka (formerly How Jess Runs Her Instagram Thomas: How did it all start with your Instagram feed? Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California If you like this episode, please leave a rating and a review on iTunes 👏 And don’t forget to send us your questions at post Episode #6: How Denim’s Making Determines Your Fades appeared first on Denimhunters. Or you can listen and subscribe on: Apple Podcast, Stitcher, TuneIn, Spotify and SoundCloud. You can listen to episode #6 with the SoundCloud player above. The making of denim is also a key part of my book, Blue Blooded. If you want to dive deeper into each of the stages, have a look at my ‘ how denim is made‘ series. You can get an of the production of denim in my beginner’s guide. In episode #6, we discuss the five stages of making denim, and how they each affect the fades you can expect. Now it’s time to get seriously deep into what I guess you could call my topic denim. So far, we’ve been telling our stories in episode #1, introducing the two key topics of the podcast in episodes #2 and #3, and giving overviews of the jackets and boots denimheads often wear with their jeans in episodes #4 and #5, respective. Thank you to everyone who’s listening, sharing, asking questions, and generally just spreading the love 💙 And honestly, we couldn’t have hoped for a more positive reception of it. It’s now three week’s since Jake and I launched The Denim & Boots Podcast. The Sixth Episode of The Denim & Boots Podcast

Iron heart x viberg boot collaboration - engineers (the wild ones)