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Hiut celebrates 10th anniversary with limited edition

27/04/2022
Hiut celebrates 10th anniversary with limited edition
Ten years ago this month, in April 2012, David and Clare Hieatt took over a former jeans-making factory that had just closed in Cardigan, Wales, and founded Hiut.

To commemorate this milestone, the company is releasing a limited-edition jean, for women and for men, cut in a denim fabric made by Kuroki Denim Mill, the Japanese mill that made the brand’s first selvedge denim. It is dyed in natural indigo. Only 150 will be produced.

The Hieatts attribute a great part of their success in this first decade to the skills of their ‘GrandMasters’, those who cut and sew Hiut jeans.

Read more about UK-based denim and jeansmakers in Inside Denim issue seven.

Image: Hiut


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