New items coming soon! limited editions and vintage 60's and 70's big E items
Welcome to Granite City Denim
Our Vision
At Granite City Denim we specialize in the sale of vintage denim Jeans and denim jackets our stock is pretty fluid due to demand but have always got a good variety of the top brands vintage levis being one of our favourite, we also have info and links leading to on the dating and authenticity of denim and vintage clothing. We aim to make
At Granite City Denim we specialize in the sale of vintage denim Jeans and denim jackets our stock is pretty fluid due to demand but have always got a good variety of the top brands vintage levis being one of our favourite, we also have info and links leading to on the dating and authenticity of denim and vintage clothing. We aim to make the site into a one stop hub and the go-to destination for vintage denim enthusiast.
We aim to provide a wide range of vintage items from different eras and styles, catering for all tastes and preferences. With some new items thrown into the mix.
Granite City Denim will also have sales on EBay, Vinted and other e-commerce websites please check these out at your leisure. Alexander Wood, Owner.
Caring for your Denim
- Wash Less. Wash once every 10 wears at most to maintain fit and prevent too much “rebound.” Spot a stain? Use a damp cloth or old toothbrush with mild soap to remove them instead of washing them. You know those distinct lines and creases you see on your jeans, the ones specific to you? That unique look comes from wearing your jeans for l
- Wash Less. Wash once every 10 wears at most to maintain fit and prevent too much “rebound.” Spot a stain? Use a damp cloth or old toothbrush with mild soap to remove them instead of washing them. You know those distinct lines and creases you see on your jeans, the ones specific to you? That unique look comes from wearing your jeans for long periods without washing.
- Wash Cold. Cold water keeps the color you love. Washing with cold water protects against fading and shrinking. Turn your jeans inside out and avoid harsher soaps to preserve that indigo shade. Cold water also saves energy (and money), making it better for your jeans, your wallet and the environment.
- Line Dry. Dryers are the natural enemy of jeans. All that lint is your jeans breaking down. Instead, hang them up. Line-drying preserves the fit and helps avoid possible shrinkage or fabric warping. Turning your jeans inside out (and hanging them in a shady space) prevents fading and avoids soggy pockets.
- Repair and reuse .We’ve all worn that favorite pair until they tear. Touch up your jeans to make them last. Instead of parting with your jeans, repair rips and tears; they’re easily patched and repaired