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Denim is Cotton, DUH!

Blue Jean Purists Hit the Web With Sites and Blogs about Denim Jeans


The advent of the internet has revolutionized the way denim-wearers are keepin' it real in the 21st Century. The modern denim blue jeans subculture began in the late 1950s as a fashion reaction to the 'establishment.' In the 1960s, jeans became the uniform of the rock-n-roll rebellion---with that
other cotton fabric staple, the tee-shirt. Now, 50+ years after denim blue jeans went radically mainstream, the modern establishment-rocker, the worldwide web, is providing a forum for denim jean purists to reporting on what’s new, what’s old, what celebs are wearing what brand of denim jeans---and which ones should switch brands! And they have a growing following.

DenimHunt.com
DenimHunt.com is a prime example. Billing itself as a 'community for the denim purist,' the blog has a cutting-edge, insider bent and includes updates about new denim items from well-known and emerging designers. The site's 'Five Questions for Five Pockets' has received responses from industry heavy-hitters like Ernest Sewn's Scott Morrison and the blog was one of the first such venue to report on Zac Posen's amazing white denim wedding dress.


Denimology.com
Denimology.com is in a similar view, billed as the right place to 'find that perfect pair of jeans.' The blog has easy-to-navigate links to online sales venues of major and emerging denim brands and is a-poppin' with paparazzi images of celebrities, wannabe and hangers-on in denim triumphs and tragedies.


Jeans.com
Jeans.com---the name says it all. The all-inclusive web site is the place for denim jeans industry insiders, emerging talent and regular mortals who just really like denim jeans. It has a magazine-style Designer of the Month feature, a comprehensive glossary, denim jeans' shopping site recommendations and an intriguing section on global denim trends. The inclusion of the shopping venues within jeans.com is noteworthy, since online shopping for everything, even denim blue jeans, is here to stay.

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