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Affordable British-Made Men's Jeans & Denim — Voted by the Community

This directory lists 3 affordable brands that make men's jeans & denim in the UK. Ranked by community upvotes.

  • The Moleskin Jeans Co logo

    The Moleskin Jeans Co

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    Made in the UKLancashire · Est. 1997 · Affordable

    The Moleskin Jeans Co. is a small, independent, family-run British brand making premium jeans in the North of England since the 90s.

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  • Quantock logo

    Quantock

    Made in the UKEngland · Est. 2014 · Affordable

    A British menswear brand with a focus on high-quality, understated style and always made in UK.

    • Casual
    • Classic
    • Contemporary
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  • Freddies of Pinewood logo

    Freddies of Pinewood

    Made in the UKEssex · Est. 1995 · Affordable

    Freddies of Pinewood is a British maker brand founded in 1995, specialising in authentic 1940s and 1950s reproduction vintage fashion, with a focus on denim and timeless casual clothing.

    • Vintage

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A Brief History of British Made Jeans

Jeans began in the United States as hard-wearing work trousers. In 1873 Jacob Davis, a tailor, and Levi Strauss were granted a US patent for using metal rivets to strengthen the pocket corners of work trousers, the date Levi Strauss & Co. treats as the birth of the blue jean. The word denim comes from the French serge de Nîmes, a cloth named after the town of Nîmes in southern France, though that cloth was probably not the same as the cotton twill used for jeans today. Today several workshops make jeans in Britain. Blackhorse Lane Ateliers cuts and sews selvedge and raw denim jeans in Walthamstow, east London, and names its fits after London postcodes. Hiut Denim Co. makes jeans in Cardigan, west Wales, and Joe and Co Denim makes its jeans in the North West of England. Much of the denim these makers use is woven in Japan, Italy or Turkey, while the cutting, sewing and finishing are done in the UK.