Eat Dust, a new motorcyle-inspired denim line from Europe, delivers its new jackets. The jackets are made of “13.25 oz double ring Japanese indigo blue selvage denim.” The jacket has “two reinforced hip pockets with signature Z-bar stitch.” Both the jacket and the vest are great additions to their collection. The brand also offers two styles of jeans from the same denim. A great collection for true motorcycle enthusiasts. (gb)

More looks at after the click.

As odd as this sounds, we’ve actually been on the lookout for some olive jeans lately (don’t judge us, this is what happens when you spend most of your time looking at clothes). This Wood Wood pair look like they’ll do the job and it’ll do all the usual livening of the wardrobe, etc, etc. (Wood Wood)

Some new Vibskov for Autumn. We’ll start it off with a simple (yet formed) thin denim shirt with plaid panelling against the chambray. The form detail around the chest pockets works as well. AR has them.

More looks at the Henrik Vibskov Thin Denim  Shirt after the click.

When not modeling for Kangol, the duo behind Denim Demon still make time to design new garments and progress their Scandanavian tinged take on workwear. Their latest cut is the Bahha, described by Oskar Sommarlund as “A comfort fit with tapered legs, embossed reindeer antlers in the top button, hidden arcuate stitching on the back pockets and south sami felt logo.” The fabric is a 13oz Japanese Kurabo denim.

Full looks at the fit after the jump.

You know what? We’re just gonna come right out and say it: we want to cheat with our denim. We know wearing them in yourself is the ‘right’ thing to do but it takes ages. And, like Jay-Z, we’re not patient and we hate waiting. These Han jeans are a great cheating tool for anyone who wants to skip a couple of style steps. (C Store)

It is not an easy period to be a denim junkie. Those who seek the exclusivity of the raw selvedge craze soon discover that breaking in a pair of jeans is a job in itself. As fun as it may seen to break in your blue jeans from a raw state, it is a bit commitment. As the term selvedge becomes the common buzzword amongst the mass consumers of the U.S.A., many will soon realize that wash is more important for them. For those, the options remains. Denim will continue to be the most important staple item in your wardrobe, and it does not look like it will stop soon.

Those who still prefer the slim variants of denim should take a look at the Comune “Kelly indigo” denim. “6-pocket, slim denim in a classic graphite wash. Zip fly and button closure.” A bit of stretch in there as well: “98% Cotton. 2% Spandex.” Need Supply has them.

More looks at the Comune Kelly indigo denim after the click.

A nice little parcel arrived this afternoon at our office in Boston. The folks at Rugby sent over this package containing a limited edition pair of U.S.A. made selvedge slim denim with matching a (Italian made) necktie. The denim is produced domestically at “Cone Denim’s White Oak Plant, one of the oldest denim mills in the United States.” 100 pairs of the denim were produced and “rendered in ultra-dark indigo-wash.”  The necktie comes in a mid width silk finish with a proper skull hit (the same hit is found on the matching patch on the denim. They toss in a “Rule of  the Game” stylebook to remind us of how gents should be. Well done overall.

An extension of Rogue Territory, RGT  goes beyond denim offering a full collection of tops and bottoms, outerwear and accessories.  The line has modern fit and style, with the light touch of vintage Americana and military influence now expected from designer Karl Thoennessen.

The first fabric Thoennessn chose to work with for RGT is a deadstock 1950s German Paramilitary Raindrop Cammo. The fabric finds life throughout the line as pocket lining, shirts, pants, shorts and hidden patch pockets.

In all, the line includes three models of trouser (two also coming in short form); two jean fits (skinny and straight) coming in Dark Indigo selvage, Natural selvage, Grey  selvage; and a range of triple needle stitched tops made from canvas, chambray, gingham, and oxford cloth.

All rivets and buttons are custom. All set for release in Spring of 2011.

Full look at RGT by Rogue Territory S/S 2011 after the jump.

4stroke offers a new spin on the selvedge game with works made in Italy. “4 Stroke is making an exclusive Italian Selvage collection for Holiday & early Spring ‘11 seasons. The fabric, made in Italy, will be exclusive to 4 Stroke. The style, a tailored straight fit with a 16″ leg opening, called the Warsaw will be available in rigid & washed down fabric, as well as, garment-dyed. The jean is produced with superb quality and fit in addition to a butter-soft hand feel.” The Italian Selvedge collection from 4stroke launches exclusively at Bergdorf Goodman this November.

More looks at the 4Stroke Italian Selvedge Collection after the click.