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Dear Kickstarters... We're in the final push now. The Bluer Denim Project has 333 backers, with $40,829 pledged of our $20,000 goal, and 41 hours to go. We really hope to hit our stretch goal and make a limited edition bandana for everyone who... (Read More)

Dear Backers, BLUER is only 23 days old but we've seen support from incredible places... We've exceeded our goal but we still have a long way to go... We won't loose sight of the fact that this is a denim brand designed, not for the industry, but for... (Read More)

Due to the overwhelming response to our campaign, we’ve added a stretch goal. Help us expand our product line and bring chambray production back to the United States!If this campaign reaches $50,000, all backers over $20 will receive a special,... (Read More)

Hello Kickstarters, How are you guys doing today?  It's been just over a week now and THE BLUER DENIM PROJECT is almost up to $30,000.  Great job!  Amazing. If you are feeling it and you get a chance, please head on over to our Facebook page and... (Read More)

Hey Kickstarters, We've had several requests from Backers for photos of Bluer jeans "on body".  Today we updated the page with one shot each of both the women's and men's jeans.  As they say... "a picture is worth a thousand words".  I hope you... (Read More)

You all know AGAVE jeans, right! Well, Jeff Shafer, owner of AGAVE, is introducing his newest baby: Bluer Denim. With this line he proposes to provide new and better denim choices to 18 to 24ish men and women, creatives, makers, made in America activists, fashionistas and denim-heads. (Read More)

A new brand on Kickstarter is taking the whole "Made in the States" very seriously. Portland-based Bluer denim doesn't just cut and sew their jeans in Los Angeles using eco-friendly ozone washing processes, they ensure that everything — from the fabric to the rivets — is 100% all-American. The denim is woven in North Carolina by Cone Mills. The buttons, rivets, burrs, and zippers are forged in Kentucky and Georgia by YKK. The leather patch is made by Bluer's Portland neighbors Tanner Goods. The pocket bags are made from US-grown and -woven cotton by Cotswold Industries. Even the thread, made by Coats, is produced domestically. Impressive. Even more impressive: Prices start at only $95. (Read More)

Agave Denim founder Jeff Shafer has started a new denim brand and he’s using Kickstarter, the online crowdsource funding tool, to launch it. The new brand, called Bluer, will feature American-made jeans, chambray shirts, T-shirts and accessories. Shafer says it’s a web-only, direct-to-consumer project designed to “deliver true premium denim at previously impossible prices.” (Read More)

BLUER DENIM, the transparently sourced American premium denim brand, will debuted its collection via Kickstarter! The new brand announces pre-orders of its world-class, made-in-the-USA jeans and denim products exclusively online, at previously unheard of prices. (Read More)

Hey Kickstarters, WOW. I am humbled.  Sunday evening around 6:30pm The Bluer Denim Project hit its goal of $20,000.  You did this in just 5 1/2 days.  What you Kickstarters have done is absolutely amazing!  Once again you have proved the power of... (Read More)

BLUER just debuted its first collection on Kickstarter, offering jeans, jackets, shirts and accessories for both men and women that they try on at home. (Read More)

The founder of Agave Denim, a Ridgefield, Wash.-based maker of high-end jeans, debuted a new brand Tuesday featuring a novel online-only business model that includes buying customers old jeans. (Read More)

BLUER DENIM, the transparently sourced American premium denim brand, debuts pieces from its first collection today. The new brand announces preorders of its world-class, made-in-the-USA jeans and denim products exclusively online on the brand’s Kickstarter page. Designed in its Portland, Oregon studio, BLUER’s jeans feature cotton grown in Georgia Cone White Oak denim milled in North Carolina, and YKK buttons, rivets and zippers forged in Kentucky. Using eco-friendly ozone laundry processes, each piece is cut, sewn, washed and hand-finished in Los Angeles. (Read More)