r/Selvedge
Raw denim, selvedge, fades, and denim craftsmanship. Share fade progress, repair tips, washing advice, and fit checks. Discuss Japanese denim, vintage pieces, brands, mills, ID checks, legit checks, and styling ideas. Explore everything from honeycombs and whiskers to the evolution of selvedge denim.
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