I’ve had this video saved for a couple years and came back to it multiple times. Sent it to a bunch of people as well. Just a good example of someone with a very specific vision, tools and knowledge to execute. Dig it.
I dont think people know how hard it is to make new stuff look used. Theres loads of critics but very few who can do this stuff well. I do it with lettering and signs and bits and pieces, plus a few bikes. Try it and if people notice then you've done it wrong. Great work - Im just starting in on clothes now.
The funniest thing that I remember was the day that my girlfriend and I were wearing Levi's at a party that were scorched and burnt around the holes and bottoms of the legs. When a guy asked us where we got them, I told him that we had paid £180 for them at a designer shop and he actually believed me. In reality, a few weeks earlier when some kids had set the grass alight at the campsite. After we realized that the knee high fire was spreading faster than our boots could boots could put it out and it was getting close to one of the tents, we both took our jeans off and used them to beat the flames down. It was amazing how little damage it caused and even where the denim was smoldering around the rips and holes, it was easy to put them out with our calloused working hands.
I’ve seen the Madeworn T-shirt’s on several people and am always shocked at how perfectly imperfect they are!!! I’m obsessed!!! I can’t afford $160 T-shirt’s but whenever I am able to, you can bet I will definitely be buying them! This video doesn’t do the T-shirt’s justice. Seriously. If you see one in person it will nearly take your breath away haha! This man is brilliant.
When I first saw this video 3 years ago, I thought this was crazy. Now, after getting my first pair of selvedge denim, I really want to send a denim shirt to this guy
I just started getting into distressing t shirts with scissors and bleach and I made a sick shirt yesterday... gonna use some of these methods described and take it to the next level. Thanks
@@bleepbloop9251 i said like not buy what does liking a style have anything to do with being able to afford it broke ppl who are into fashion diy this stuff all the time anyway or save up for it
Dude that squirrel was awesome and it reminds me of one time me and a friend were sitting in a trench I dug and a squirrel came right up and sniffed our airsoft guns I was like “Best airsoft experiences ever!”
160$ is a little steep for me. There is too many DIY videos on UA-cam for me to pay 160$. Plus this video itself gave me some things to use to just do it myself
Ah my god...Love your philosophy and energy, and your place. Nice work as well, of course. Btw...I'm kicking myself I never had my old Westy Dog stuffed. Inspired.
Love this! Good for you! You’ve found an awesome niche for your talent and imagination! I want to distress new canvas Vans. Do you have any suggestions for me. I better stay away from fire😂
What I love: he followed his heart. Even better was that once he did, there are people who want to pay him for what he creates. His price point is what the market dictates. If there isn't a continued demand for it, he could not sell them for his shop prices them at. It is interesting how this has become quite 'hip'. It would make sense there is a niche for this bec the trend in America is quantity over quality and the idea of wearing the same thing over and over again (bec you genuinely love a piece of clothing) is NOT that common. Europeans seem to practice an approach of having very few pieces (of very high quality) which they truly love and wear them often. When I think about all the annual award shows which many, many celebrities go to, it is absolutely unthinkable and a major fashion faux pas if anyone of these people wore a gown or dress more than once. Makes you wonder where ALL those very fancy dresses go to once they've been worn for the first and the last time. I just picked up a wonderfully made corduroy jacket at the secondhand store. It is a brown bronze color and towards the back bottom hem, about the size of a palm, is a noticeably faded part. I thought it looked cool and want to spread out more of that same effect. This video is def inspiring me. Metal brushes and sandpaper here I come!
If you want to see how hard is the weather something grab you a model car that goes plastic model car kits and 124 scale and try to make a rusted weathered looking car out of it and make it look real that's why it's very hard to weather items to make look natural
All my clothes looks like s*** and I tried to keep them nice. Maybe I should sell my shity t-shirts for 160.00$. Hey God bless you guys I think it's pretty cool what you guys are doing!
Can anyone suggest how to make a brand new hi vis vest look vintage? It's just one of those cheap polyester one's you see people on construction sites wearing. Tks.
Maybe like $50 a tee, the quality and work put in to making them look that way isn’t worth $160... it’s not too hard to pre-age clothing, as for the leather that’s understandable if you actually made it.
I'd rather wear out a nice pair of pants because it really just tells a story. It went with you everywhere. It's just more important to you because there will never be another one like it. I dont know a good word to use, but I guess it just seems more artificial I guess.
Just use color safe bleach then wash it scrub it again and again about 5 times then rinse it then again wash it then youll notice the color is faded like the one you see in the thriftstores
dont let the mad sciebtist approach make you think this dude is a genius lol hes essentially throwing spagehtti at the walland hoping it stcks respect but at the same time lets be practical on technioques we can all basicallydo from hom e
@@colemancalgary5260 There's no Walmart at my country. I buy my jeans at Levi's or Lee, sometimes Big Star. They stay for 3 years at most, and no, I'm not overweight, I work at the office etc. Don't know why they wear so quickly.
@@malcallm Within brands there''s better quality and more expensive clothing. Some Levi pants are like 200 bucks or more then theres some for 60. 60 ones wont last you long. Just understand quality material. Not everything that is high quality will be expensive but most are. ALSO... Do not wear the same jeans too often. Buy several good quality ones and rotate them constantly. I have 8 year old pair of jeans that look practically new. Take care of your stuff...but here, well the guy just distresses them. (basically is tearing them apart enough for them to still be worn but wont last much after)
@@malcallm My heavy cowhide leather jeans have survived for about 18years, despite crushing the burning curtains out against them when a friends lounge caught on fire. 😊
I’ve had this video saved for a couple years and came back to it multiple times. Sent it to a bunch of people as well. Just a good example of someone with a very specific vision, tools and knowledge to execute. Dig it.
I dont think people know how hard it is to make new stuff look used. Theres loads of critics but very few who can do this stuff well. I do it with lettering and signs and bits and pieces, plus a few bikes. Try it and if people notice then you've done it wrong. Great work - Im just starting in on clothes now.
kapital.jp are the undisputed kings
Carson Bjorkman eh thats some pretty surface level japanese americana
@@carsonbjorkman393 Kapital is good but I prefer Number (N)ine and Needles when it comes to Americana inspired Japanese brands.
The funniest thing that I remember was the day that my girlfriend and I were wearing Levi's at a party that were scorched and burnt around the holes and bottoms of the legs.
When a guy asked us where we got them, I told him that we had paid £180 for them at a designer shop and he actually believed me.
In reality, a few weeks earlier when some kids had set the grass alight at the campsite. After we realized that the knee high fire was spreading faster than our boots could boots could put it out and it was getting close to one of the tents, we both took our jeans off and used them to beat the flames down.
It was amazing how little damage it caused and even where the denim was smoldering around the rips and holes, it was easy to put them out with our calloused working hands.
@@wilsjane lol
Love their work. I am actually doing the opposite, renovating vintage clothes! The result is also great.
do you happen to know what is the terminology of such technique? is there one?
@@keqiaoli4617 vintage restoration
Why don't you sell all your vintage clothes to him so he can have real vintage stock😂
this is cool it took these guys a lot of experimentation to create a look and feel that looks awesome at the end result
This is my post lol when I was crypto pirate .
Very cool
Gotta love cool weathered clothes
You make really neat stuff
I’ve seen the Madeworn T-shirt’s on several people and am always shocked at how perfectly imperfect they are!!! I’m obsessed!!! I can’t afford $160 T-shirt’s but whenever I am able to, you can bet I will definitely be buying them! This video doesn’t do the T-shirt’s justice. Seriously. If you see one in person it will nearly take your breath away haha! This man is brilliant.
I wish this vid was like an hour long
This is one of the coolest videos on UA-cam!!!! What a dude!
When I first saw this video 3 years ago, I thought this was crazy. Now, after getting my first pair of selvedge denim, I really want to send a denim shirt to this guy
this really helped me. i was looking for how to give a certain effect to denim for a college project for god known how long.
I just started getting into distressing t shirts with scissors and bleach and I made a sick shirt yesterday... gonna use some of these methods described and take it to the next level. Thanks
still up? can i have advices?
It's like a Jason Mamoa wet dream
Larry Vu I was watching momoa vids and this popped up actually
How about making old clothes look new. Now that would be a skill that's actually useful.
This is the most hipster thing I’ve seen in a while
This concepts been around for ages man. People in the 70s used to wash their jeans in the river to get that stonewash look. It's the same thing.
The more hipsterish thing was the workarea though, normal people dont have that kind of stuff around LOL
what is OP on about
@@SwedishEmpire1700 ‘normal’ is subjective af tho
That level of distressed isn't my style personally, but the work these guys do is art!
This is dope. Is not for everyone, but so comforting aging stuff. This dude definitely be a buddy of mine 😢
As an aspiring designer, this was enjoyable and inspiring!
This is what hipsters artists wears not hatin btw i mean he’s a great designer and I respect his style
I like the way they work, and the prices sound great. If I had the money I would definetly buy a piece.
I never thought of using fire?! Definitely need to try that next time I’m weathering something
Man, this is gold 😂
Of you want to distress a pair of pants, give them to a roofer to work in for about 2 weeks.
lol
It's such a slap in the face to poor people that rich people think "shabby chic" or the "homeless or hipster?" Movements are cool.
Poor people like this stuff too? What are you on?
This isn't a poor vs rich thing this is just people expressing themselves through worn clothing.
@@wheresmyrooptoff4056 poor people cant afford it you dingus
@@bleepbloop9251 i said like not buy
what does liking a style have anything to do with being able to afford it
broke ppl who are into fashion diy this stuff all the time anyway or save up for it
Just stumbled across this and love it. I can dig it
I love the used look it goes with my style omg!! I love torn clothes, teach me tips please
Jeez man it’s one thing to like well worn looking clothes, it’s a whole other thing recreating an archeological site😂
Dude that squirrel was awesome and it reminds me of one time me and a friend were sitting in a trench I dug and a squirrel came right up and sniffed our airsoft guns I was like “Best airsoft experiences ever!”
The guy in the clean white tee pouring coffee on stuff to purposely stain ...the irony
Thank you for sharing.
That looks like heaven
The question I have is Why, what's the point?
Well done!
Love the vibes
I love the rugged American look
This is VERY cool. Bravo!
Wear n tare department!!
I love your place and ur artistry!!!
ur wonderful!!!!
BEAUTIFUL
160$ is a little steep for me. There is too many DIY videos on UA-cam for me to pay 160$. Plus this video itself gave me some things to use to just do it myself
Yeah it's bizarre. People buy brand new things for that..then pay extra to age it.
Like...just wear it, it's free.
Ah my god...Love your philosophy and energy, and your place. Nice work as well, of course.
Btw...I'm kicking myself I never had my old Westy Dog stuffed. Inspired.
we live in a crazy world literally
brutal work,state of the art.
This is pure art! Dont make fun of it, if you dont understand it!
Love it when the guy hand fed the squirrel
Price wise a little high, but I dig it, kudos to these guys
This is so dope and unique
I am fulfilled after this.
I should send him some of my work clothes for inspiration.
Love your style man, rock on
Fire, good.
Is there a way to get in contact with this guy ?
ask the homeless in the corner...
Love this! Good for you! You’ve found an awesome niche for your talent and imagination! I want to distress new canvas Vans. Do you have any suggestions for me. I better stay away from fire😂
Volunteer as a roadie/merch guy for a punk/metal band for a year and wear only those shoes for that whole year
Inspiring dude
Dream job
The length hipsters will go to get "the look"
Bobbe Lee on bad friends podcast brought me here
Same guy that founded Junk Food Clothing
really cool
What I love: he followed his heart. Even better was that once he did, there are people who want to pay him for what he creates. His price point is what the market dictates. If there isn't a continued demand for it, he could not sell them for his shop prices them at.
It is interesting how this has become quite 'hip'. It would make sense there is a niche for this bec the trend in America is quantity over quality and the idea of wearing the same thing over and over again (bec you genuinely love a piece of clothing) is NOT that common. Europeans seem to practice an approach of having very few pieces (of very high quality) which they truly love and wear them often. When I think about all the annual award shows which many, many celebrities go to, it is absolutely unthinkable and a major fashion faux pas if anyone of these people wore a gown or dress more than once. Makes you wonder where ALL those very fancy dresses go to once they've been worn for the first and the last time.
I just picked up a wonderfully made corduroy jacket at the secondhand store. It is a brown bronze color and towards the back bottom hem, about the size of a palm, is a noticeably faded part. I thought it looked cool and want to spread out more of that same effect. This video is def inspiring me. Metal brushes and sandpaper here I come!
If you want to see how hard is the weather something grab you a model car that goes plastic model car kits and 124 scale and try to make a rusted weathered looking car out of it and make it look real that's why it's very hard to weather items to make look natural
All my clothes looks like s*** and I tried to keep them nice. Maybe I should sell my shity t-shirts for 160.00$. Hey God bless you guys I think it's pretty cool what you guys are doing!
vtg love this video !!
Brilliant!
Can anyone suggest how to make a brand new hi vis vest look vintage? It's just one of those cheap polyester one's you see people on construction sites wearing. Tks.
I’m gonna donate my work clothes to him for inspiration
Cool work.
I mean he set that price for whatever reason, and then enough people thought it was reasonable, so it’s fine.
1:02 Hipster John Krasinski is that you?
Maybe like $50 a tee, the quality and work put in to making them look that way isn’t worth $160... it’s not too hard to pre-age clothing, as for the leather that’s understandable if you actually made it.
Why is no one talking about this:
"...go to the bathroom, and ..... not disgusting things . but all those ammonias and things ...." haha
Legend
Jason mamoa would love this place 💀
This is my type of guy
patina!!!!
This is what Jason monos wears lol
The embodiment of wabi sabi
Dope
Cmon man
What’s this guys shop name??
With the quality of modern clothes after six months of use they look about ten years old and ready for the trash bin.
This guy is going to give your clothes pneumonia and charge you for it. lol
Ammonia...LOL
Hi I really enjoyed your video, I have a question. Do you have any advice for aging my black Dickies jacket? I really want an faded grey aged look :)
Wear it everywhere and wash it then in. Few years it should fade that is if it’s 100percent cotton and not polyester
I'd rather wear out a nice pair of pants because it really just tells a story. It went with you everywhere. It's just more important to you because there will never be another one like it. I dont know a good word to use, but I guess it just seems more artificial I guess.
I totally understand that. It's just some people don't want to wear brand new looking clothes.
@@Z5Z5Z5 and I think that's really cool
His tomahawks look like Richard Bagget tomahawks.
There Jason Momoa from frontier
How cool do you do women's stuff? How can someone in TX check out your line?
Just use color safe bleach then wash it scrub it again and again about 5 times then rinse it then again wash it then youll notice the color is faded like the one you see in the thriftstores
At least the guy is working....hint hint
Alchemists!!!
I would buy a house right next to this place and buy him all of my clothes
Metal
Tweakanomics…..
$160 for a tshirt!!!!
are you crazy???!!!???
Or just go to the thrift store instead...
Love this but also god dayum that’s expensive lol
and the people who buy it will throw it out when it gets one genuine tear or stain.
says who?
dont let the mad sciebtist approach make you think this dude is a genius lol hes essentially throwing spagehtti at the walland hoping it stcks respect but at the same time lets be practical on technioques we can all basicallydo from hom e
100% this dude's true talent is marketing and con fidence
Bumcore
Why would anyone want to wear a jeans that looks old, unless you are poor.
I can help if you want
balenciaga:
How can someone wear the same pair of jeans for 30 years, while mine are completely useless after a year or two?...
Buy better clothes
Stop shopping at Walmart!
@@colemancalgary5260 There's no Walmart at my country. I buy my jeans at Levi's or Lee, sometimes Big Star. They stay for 3 years at most, and no, I'm not overweight, I work at the office etc. Don't know why they wear so quickly.
@@malcallm Within brands there''s better quality and more expensive clothing. Some Levi pants are like 200 bucks or more then theres some for 60. 60 ones wont last you long. Just understand quality material. Not everything that is high quality will be expensive but most are. ALSO... Do not wear the same jeans too often. Buy several good quality ones and rotate them constantly. I have 8 year old pair of jeans that look practically new. Take care of your stuff...but here, well the guy just distresses them. (basically is tearing them apart enough for them to still be worn but wont last much after)
@@malcallm My heavy cowhide leather jeans have survived for about 18years, despite crushing the burning curtains out against them when a friends lounge caught on fire. 😊
On thing is buying some ripped jeans and another is buying some clothes that are put in sand and 🔥 a bit too much especially the price