Described as the ”ultimate hero jacket with a genuine piece of history sewn in,” Denham the Jeanmaker’s latest women’s creation is a special edition “Spy” biker jacket combining antique textiles from Bangkok and leather.

Created on narrow hand-looms and dyed using ancient resistance-wax techniques, these fabrics are among the most beautiful in the world of indigo cloth. The team was able to procure a mix of antique textile items, such as accordion skirts and simple smocks, as well as unstitched textile yardage. The final range of fabrics included both very old specimens and examples of indigo fabric as it is still woven and treated by tribes like the Hmong today.

Take a look at some details  of the fierceness on the next page.

The very cool Denham launches their “House Guest” tee-shirt series this week.  Every season artists are inivited to  interpret the label’s trademark scissors in an art piece that is then applied to a  tee-shirts for men and women. All  the current “House Guest” tees  are available here.

Inspired by the Victorian era’s presicion fitting, the “Camino” jacket is made of laundry bag damask and detailed with hook and eye closures and boning to create a corset like ultra feminine fit. Available at Denham. View in detail on the next page.

For Spring’11 Denham the Jeanmaker’s  women’s offering continue to express their knack for functional, modern clothing with an edge. Enjoy a look at two of their star pieces the  ”Buena”  jacket above and the slick “Havana” trench on the flip. 

Denham The Jeanmaker one of our faves, recently opened a new retail store in Shoreditch, London. The four level space houses a store, two showrooms and an office space, gathering elements of the labels devotion to history, craftsmanship and of course style. On the next page a closer look at the store and the opening party featuring Henry Holland, Oswald Boateng (oh my!) and many more…

Made of Dutch army ponchos and blankets, the “Jocko” jacket for women by Denham marries style and function and promises to last for a very, very long time. View it up close on the next page.