3sixteen was nice enough to give us all a glimpse into a day in their life. HOW BAD DO YOU WANT SOMEONE TO FILM YOU WALKING AROUND YOUR CITY, CHATTING WITH OTHER COOL PEOPLE? I don’t know how they act
Do you flaunt your expensive sneakers? Do you tell people that your incense cost $12 a stick? Cute. Adorable. I SPEND MAD LOOT ON COTTON BASICS BECAUSE THAT’S JUST HOW I DO. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all you need is a
3sixteen released a brand new fit available at all Self Edge stores and online. The new style features a roomier upper block (i.e. more room for your thunder thighs) and a tapered leg below the knee. This way your nuts
3sixteen, makers of pound for pound some of the best jeans in the world, continue their Singularities project, focusing on artist and tattooist Thomas Hopper and his studio. Hopper’s artwork is amazing and intricate and the photography by Davi Russo
Well Spent asked Andrew Chen, 1/2 of the brains behind 3sixteen, to expound on why 3sixteen makes better jeans than their competitors. In this case, namely A.P.C., who boldly names their jeans shit like “The New Standard.” Andrew is actually
3sixteen brings the focus squarely on their denim for their newest campaign, featuring photography by Justin Chung. This is a savvy move as the label has quickly become one of the front-runners in the American denim scene, which, ironically, has
By now selvedge denim probably garners the same reaction as when someone tells you the orange they’re eating is organic. It’s an artisinal detail that, surprisingly, has become quite common in a very short amount of time. It’s like one
3sixteen has been around and producing quality clothing for almost 10 years now, and founder Andrew Chen has no plans to slow down anytime soon. Starting as a small independent streetwear label, Andrew and partner Johan Lam have grown 3sixteen
