Meet the makers, brands & creatives at denim days oct ‘26
This year, we’re bringing together an exciting mix of international denim brands, makers, vintage specialists, designers and artists. From Japanese selvedge and natural indigo to Belgian made-to-measure denim, American vintage, handcrafted workwear and contemporary design, there’s plenty to discover, try on and talk about.
Denim from around the world
From Norway, Bergen Denim brings heavyweight Japanese selvedge shirts and jackets, crafted in Portugal. Denim Closet comes straight from Kojima, Japan’s denim capital, with its distinctive total-denim collection and traditionally dyed pieces.
MTKN returns for its third Denim Days, bringing rare Japanese vintage, deadstock and selvedge denim, while Slow Sun Life presents handcrafted Japanese indigo wear, made locally from growing and harvesting indigo to sewing and hand-dyeing.
From Belgium, Godfrieds Jeans offers made-to-measure jeans in carefully selected raw selvedge denim, with personal fitting and measurements available at the event.
Craft, vintage & workwear
There’s plenty for lovers of heritage and craftsmanship too. Outpost Vintage brings an exceptional selection of American and French vintage, including denim, Western wear, workwear, militaria, Navajo jewellery and rare Levi’s Vintage Clothing.
Indigo People combines natural indigo and traditional techniques such as handloom weaving, ikat, batik and tie-dye to create unique scarves and bandanas that evolve with wear.
AMK atelier presents ROOTED, a women's workwear collection created with Damson Madder, alongside tailor-made workwear and utility pieces inspired by farmers and gardeners around Amsterdam.
At Kreativwerke Michael Cerny, traditional craftsmanship meets upcycling, with one-of-a-kind leather goods and a special collection of belts combining leather and Japanese selvedge denim.
Denim meets design
Denim can be much more than clothing; Se7en presents Jean Octo, an extraordinary denim office chair created together with artist Florian Regtien and Denim City. And yes, one lucky visitor will have the chance to win a jean.
GEPPEBBA challenges conventional trouser construction with its distinctive engineered designs, while It's Basic Denim brings bold fits and everyday denim for women.
Kings of Indigo brings Amsterdam denim culture to the event, combining American workwear influences with Japanese attention to detail and a distinctly Dutch perspective.
Make, learn & experience
At Denim Days, you don’t just look at denim, you can get involved.
Zunia Pascal, a creative powerhouse, will guide you in creating your own one-of-a-kind bandana. Stop by and paint your own bandana!
Discover the Japanese techniques of sashiko and boro with Etagenegen, transforming second-hand denim into unique pieces.
Artist Kay Van Bellen brings Amsterdam Turns Blue to Denim Days, creating live illustrated portraits of visitors wearing their favourite denim, adding their stories to an evolving visual archive of the event.
And even more…
And there’s much more to discover, from Captain Santors and MARI to Heritage 9.1 and Micky Oye, with new collections, collaborations, vintage finds and special Denim Days offers throughout the event.
Come for the denim. Stay for the stories, craftsmanship, creativity and community.
See you at Denim Days.
