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Raw denims are a dime-a-dozen these days it seems, but we love the Tellason‘s dedication to detail and the American labor force as well. The raw selvage denim comes from Cone Mills’ White Oak plant in Greensboro, North Carolina while Tanner Goods of Portland prove the leather labels. Final construction is handled in San Francisco, where the company is also based. Note: We actually covered the label back in November when Belfast’s The Bureau took stock of their jeans. See what we thought of them here.

Tellason’s John Graham Mellor denims really set the tone for what we can expect from the California-based label moving forward. This is a limited run of only 200 pairs, with the first batch selling out pretty quickly.

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It’s always good to have a few pairs of raw denims, each with a different purpose. This pair from Simon Miller comes in a great cut and is impeccably crafted.They use the highest quality denim from Japan and the pieces are manufactured in the USA. Enjoy breaking them in, I personally get lots of enjoyment from it.

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From San Francisco-based denim company Tellason comes their premium selvage 5 pocket jeans. They use selvage denim from the famous Cone Mills White Oak plant in Greensboro, North Carolina, which is then cut and sewn at the independent jean company’s San Fran location. The leather patch is made by Portland’s Tanner Goods. They’re a standard straight leg with a slim cut and blessed with some fine details like the leather patch from Tanner Goods. Also, there are only 240 pairs available, with each being individually numbered by hand.

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A piece that I’ve personally been searching for in recent times, this pair of raw denim jeans in a skinny variety by Crate Denim is an essential. The vintage button fly finish and contrast yellow stitching are perfectly mated with the raw selvedge deadstock. 

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