Brave Star Selvage (also known as Brave Star Selvage Jeans Factory) is a denim company based in Los Angeles, California.
The brand especially focuses on selvage denim, especially raw and more heavy weight, using denim from Japan, and sometimes deadstock USA mills like Cone Mills. All of their jeans, even the heaviest selvedge, are in a very affordable price range of $138 to $168,
All of heir jeans are made in the USA, cut, sewn, and finished in Los Angeles.
Also worth mentioning is the fact that Brave Star often uses pre-orders to reduce waste and manage stock of rarer denims. The downside of this is because of those pre-orders and small batches, sometimes sizing or fabric details might change or stock might run out. You might have to wait or deal with limited options.
Brave Star Jeans core denims include fits like slim straight, regular, and taper as well as a cowboy fit – the “Mojave Western Cut”. The quintessential work wear denim jean designed for practical utility and durability.
One of their very special features are the heavy weight “Strongman” jeans cut from rare beet-dyed Japanese selvage denim – see image below:
This fabric blends heritage craft with natural beauty. The earthy red cast comes from real beetroot dye, a nod to old-world methods rarely seen in modern denim.
You can shop for Brave Star Jeans on their website.
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