Last Edited: June 24, 2016
Author: Gloria Chik
Why get naked when you can get Naked and Famous all with a simple pair of well-fitting jeans. They’re making some serious waves with their offering of Japanese imported fabrics, and catching some hefty attention from retailers like Over the Rainbow, and Aritzia, N&F sells based on high quality, raw denim. Who needs bells and whistles when you can just get Naked and feel good. Alright, stop reading into the double entendres and read into my Q&A with Brandon Svarc:
Everyone overtly or secretly wants to be Naked & Famous… The name is meant to make fun of celeb-obsessed culture and in hand, celeb-obsessed brands. Our culture is far too concerned with everything a celebrity does, wears and doesn’t wear… if you know what I mean
We love fabric that is luxurious, unique and rare. We have other very stiff rough denim too, but the silk denim is interesting, stong, soft and special. Also, no one else has this particular blended fabric. We will introduce a cashmere denim in a few weeks as well.
We are crazy Canadians challenging the premium denim industry worldwide. We are able to make a better product for a lower price-point. Our factory has been producing jeans and rugged workwear to last through brutal Canadian climates for over 30 years.
The video is just a fun piece of art meant to communicate several points about our unique brand concept. I love the simplicity of old-school stop-gap animation just like I enjoy using raw denim fabric made on old-school vintage looms in Japan.
Everyone wants to be Naked & Famous.
It’s funny.
In only 6 months on the market we already sell to some of the most prestigious shops in USA, Canada and Japan. (ex: Barneys Co-op, American Rag, Blue in Green, Ron Herman, Atrium, Loveless, Tokishirazu, Over The Rainbow, etc.) Now its time for us to take on Europe and Australia. We are also introducing python skin belts, denim covered baseball gloves and selvedge denim ties for Spring 09.
I think that he meant yes. Definitely.
Visit nakedandfamousdenim.com for more goodness.