Denim

From rare maritime antiques to beachy objets, sea-themed first editions to fashionable fishermen’s sweaters

What will the next decade in fashion hold? New faces, new photographers – and renewed love for denim, of course. Meet the women shaping things to come. By Jessica Beresford. Styling by Isabelle Kountoure. Photography by Marili Andre

Jonathan Margolis test-drives the latest gadgets

A mossy-hued loose-cut denim jacket and knee-length denim shorts are standout

The King’s Cross shop is a must-visit for elegantly designed, locally made jeans

The discerning eye of a Finnish fashion stylist brings Japanese shibori cashmere, crisp British denim and iconic Nordic ceramics to The Hamptons

 Custom services are bringing a new level of fit and finish to jeans

Women’s jeans that pair stylish cuts with eco-friendly production 

Fort Lonesome adds chain-stitched design flair – be it floral motifs or pet Dalmatians – to denim jackets and suits

Outland Denim provides training in manufacturing for Cambodian survivors of forced labour, human trafficking and sexual exploitation

This family firm specialises in handmade silk, cashmere and Japanese denim

Standouts include a 1950s-style textured polo and the brand’s regular Joe jeans

The London-based craft-jeans label offers all the equipment to make your own threads

From a workwear-style denim jacket to a Japanese-influenced cotton parka

A classic aesthetic is coupled with grunge-tinged cool to supersized effect. Styling by David Lamb. Photography by Simon Crane

Niche Japanese brands are the unexpected powerhouses of the American workwear revival, says Simon Crompton, and are finally gaining the recognition they deserve

Men’s jeans for every taste and occasion

Osloh’s brilliant bicycle jeans will help you avoid the MAMIL look