Self Edge SF, NY, LA, PDX, MX, & ATX
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@kiya holy smokes, that’s gorgeous, thank you for the sneak peak
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SELF EDGE X UNMARKED BISON ROPER BOOTS & BULL LEATHER BELTS
Self Edge x Unmarked Black Bison Leather & Super Grip Dr. Sole Roper Boots are back in stock.. We underestimated the demand for these, with the initial run selling out in a single day. Today they’re back at all stores and online.
These Self Edge x Unmarked Roper boots are built using a tea-core vegetable-tanned bison leather upper that’s sourced in the U.S. and tanned at Cisne Tannery in León, Mexico, known for producing structured leathers with exceptional aging properties. This tea-core leather is designed to evolve with wear, gradually revealing its lighter natural base while developing a rich patina and subtle pull-up effect over time. A full calf leather lining and vegetable-tanned leather insole provide a comfortable, breathable interior that molds to the foot with extended use. The midsole combines vegetable-tanned leather with natural cork filling, offering both durability and long-term cushioning. Built on the Unmarked 360 last with an E width, the boot delivers a balanced, slightly roomier fit while maintaining a clean roper silhouette. Finished with a 270-degree welt and Dr. Sole super grip half sole, these boots are made for longevity, traction, and years of hard wear.
Self Edge x Unmarked Black Hand-Painted Bull Leather & Engraved Brass Buckle Belt are also back. These belts are built from exceptionally thick pit-tanned bull hide, selected for its density, structure, and long-term durability. Each belt starts as natural vegetable-tanned leather and is hand-painted black, allowing it to develop a rich patina and character with wear. The solid brass buckle is fully custom, designed in León and produced using a traditional lost-wax casting method for a weighty, highly detailed finish. The belt is finished with hand-stitched detailing and seven adjustment holes (instead of the more traditional 5).
Shop Unmarked Online: https://www.selfedge.com/self-edge-unmarked

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MERZ B. SCHWANEN WINTER COLLECTION
We've just received a massive winter delivery from Merz b. Schwanen.
We have new merino wool and cashmere knit pullover sweaters in two colors, organic cotton thermals in three colors, 2S14 Super Duper heavy tees in a new burgundy color, gray loopwheeled crewneck sweaters, and merino wool beanies in three colors.
We've also received a full restock of their mid-century jersey t-shirts in various colors including the black cropped variation. All these items can now be found online and at all 6 of our stores.
Shop Merz b. Schwanen Online: https://www.selfedge.com/merz-b-schwanen









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WAREHOUSE SLUB COTTON PLAIN T-SHIRTS
New Warehouse slub cotton tee colors are here along with a restock of all previous colors. Warehouse makes some unbelievably nice t-shirts and they’re now available in a few new colors. All are made of a long staple cotton mixed with slub yarns on vintage circular knitting machines for that authentic vintage hand-feel. Everything is sewn on vintage sewing machines and finished with the highest level of detail. Yes, they’re that good.
We've also received a full restock of their pocket tees two weeks ago. You can find a wide range of Warehouse’s blank tees with and without pockets at all stores.
Shop Warehouse Online: https://www.selfedge.com/warehouse
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RICK OWENS STARGROVES TYPE I JACKETS
We’ve really been waiting for this one since we saw the samples at Paris Fashion Week last year. Here we have the STARGROVES jacket, Rick Owens’ take on a traditional Type I denim jacket. These are made in Japan and available in a 14.5oz black denim or a 15oz heavy-washed indigo denim, both woven on vintage Sakomoto looms in Okayama. These jackets are finished with custom Japanese made YKK hardware, 100% cotton twill pocket bags, and a thick treated cowhide patch.
Now at all stores in limited numbers.
Shop Rick Owens Online: https://www.selfedge.com/rick-owens
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THE VIRIDI-ANNE WINTER COLLECTION
The Viridi-anne’s new winter collection is here. We have new heavyweight oversized t-shirts cut from TVA’s custom Japanese silk textile, garment-dyed black and rinsed for a rich, broken-in finish with an unusually substantial hand considering the fiber. These are available in black and charcoal.
We've also received wool pile zippered jackets as part of this new collection. These high-neck jackets are constructed from soft warm wool pile with a cotton-lined body and smooth rayon-cotton sleeve lining for comfort. You can close the jacket using either buttons or the zipper.
Lastly we have TVA’s cropped black denim jacket is made of Japanese black sulfur dyed denim that’s been garment washed for a softer feel and broken-in texture from the first wear. The waist belt and zippered chest pocket add some interesting details to TVA's take on a classic denim jacket.
Shop The Viridi-anne Online: https://www.selfedge.com/viridi-anne



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3SIXTEEN WINTER COLLECTION & BOOTCUT JEANS
3sixteen's winter collection has landed this week along with their new bootcut jeans in both indigo and black denim.
3sixteen’s new black twill Hunting Jacket is here. Inspired by vintage barnstormer jackets, 3sixteen’s Hunting Jacket pares the design down with cleaner pocketing, a modern fit, and details like a corduroy collar and corozo nut fiber buttons.
A new version of 3sixteen’s iconic shop jacket has also landed. This one is cut with a relaxed boxy fit and made from Japanese gray denim woven with cool gray yarns for a distinctive muted finish.
Bootcut jeans from 3sixteen are back, produced exclusively for our stores. The BC-100xk is made from 3sixteen’s 14.5oz indigo-dyed Kibata denim, while the BC-220xk uses their 14.5oz black Kibata denim. Both fabrics are unsanforized but factory rinsed, retaining the character of unsanforized denim while making sizing easier. These are available now at all stores in 3sixteen’s new medium rise bootcut fit.
Shop 3sixteen Online: https://www.selfedge.com/3sixteen



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NEW ARRIVALS FROM BUZZ RICKSON, SUGAR CANE, & WHITESVILLE
We've just received a huge shipment of winter arrivals from Buzz Rickson, Sugar Cane, and Whitesville.
From Buzz Rickson we have new reversible Mitchell Pattern camo vests, flatlock seam crewneck sweaters in five colors, and USN navy pea coats.
From Sugar Cane we've received their 1953 Type II denim jackets in indigo selvedge denim, vat dyed selvedge chambray shirts, and their famed 1947 jean in indigo selvedge.
Lastly, from Whitesville we've finally restocked their long sleeve pocket t-shirts in both black and white.
Shop New Arrivals: https://www.selfedge.com/index.php?route=selfedge/new_arrivals





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MISTER FREEDOM X VEB LEATHER “LINDAUER” BELTS & BLANK T-SHIRTS
Mister Freedom x VEB Leather “Lindauer” Belt have landed in three colors. Mister Freedom’s first leather belt is produced in collaboration with VEB Leather using thick, full-grain vegetable-tanned cowhide that is individually dyed and assembled by hand. A genuine vintage French Lindauer 10-centime (pre-French franc) coin serves as the defining detail, referencing the improvised coin-and-metal ornamentation associated with World War I-era trench art. Finished with a nickel garrison buckle, copper rivets, and hand-stamped maker’s marks.
Mister Freedom’s blank tees are back at all stores and now available in black for the first time. These are made out of a 100% US grown cotton and made using an original Mister Freedom pattern, inspired by 1940’s/1950’s cotton t-shirts. Available now in white, sage, navy blue, and black.
Shop Mister Freedom Online: https://www.selfedge.com/mister-freedom
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@Appfaff It trips me out that we can make the same garment out of the same denim 20 years later and it's the same price... pretty impressive!
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@kiya to be fair they were (like other exclusive cuts) just more expensive than the standard line. I remember paying around $400 for my DC4 in 2011.
Not arguing, I’m glad they’re still only $380, with inflation they should be closer to $550. -
@Appfaff stacks for days, Beatle style
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@kiya @Anesthetist - the YEN was absolutely
Bonkers in that time frame - if I remember right, the IHSH-20 UHFs were like $400-$450 even then? -
@Appfaff prob so but still the collabs were always higher priced
