The Inner Workings | Lookbook Visuals by Dean Hilario

  • November 3, 2015
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One of the intriguing processes for the squad at Olé Denim is to catch a glimpse of the brand and product through the lens and perspective of others. Whether this is the way that people share their Olé stories through social media, their Olé fade adventures through Tumblr or their vision for the brand through the lens of the DSLR.

We have been very fortunate to enough to work with some extremely talented individuals from photographers and models to brand owners and interior designers who have opened up their residences and business for us to shoot unique photos sets in. 

For Fall/Winter 2015 we passed the reins to Winnipeg photographer Dean Hilario and solicited the help from our good friend and fellow brand owner, barber and now model (though I am not sure he would like that title much), Kevin Tipan (Harriet) for a Fall look at our staple 13oz 306. 

I had followed and admired Dean’s work through social media for a few year but hadn’t had the opportunity to cross paths with him until earlier this year at a networking event we hosted at Fools + Horses here in Winnipeg. There Dean and I had a chance to finally connect over a few drinks and conversation. 

When Dallas, Ryan and I had a chance to get together and discuss ideas and concepts for our Fall/Winter lookbook I put forth Dean’s name and presented some of his visuals. It was a unanimous design to approach Dean for our Fall/Winter 13oz visuals. We wanted Dean to have free rein on the visual and present them in a way that was unique to his vision but also true to the daily inspirations behind the brand. After a mini creative “summit” we decided to set out around downtown Winnipeg in the area we consider the “backyard” to our shop at 255 Vaughan. On the brisk Tuesday morning that followed Thanksgiving we set out to explore the concrete jungle for a few hours. This photo set was the result of said adventure (here).

If you haven’t had a chance to try a pair of your own you can check out our list of retailers here. And if you are lucky enough to find yourself in Winnipeg you can stroll through the many spots in our lookbook on your way to our shop at 255 Vaughan Street. We are holding it down there until December 31 of this year.

Here are a few of shots that didn’t make the final lookbook but are just as intriguing.

– FitToLive

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An Afternoon with Olé | South Saskatchewan River

  • October 18, 2015
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Fall is officially here and that gives us the opportunity to enjoy the seasons transition, experience the visual changes to our favourite places and my favourite, wearing jeans daily. Every morning I wake up to different weather, sometimes there’s frost on my car windows and other days the sun shines brightly into my house. I met Brayden at the University of Saskatchewan where we trekked through mud and bushes down to the South Saskatchewan River. On this cold day, I ventured with the slub 15 oz. 306’s. Take a look at the new fades, stitching detail, Kuroki denim characteristics and Brayden’s visuals.

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Yours Truly

Olé Stockist | Foosh

  • September 16, 2015
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Foosh sits on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton, the Ave. remains popular with shopping, culture and good eats. Foosh was created to fuse both music and clothing together, now it is filled with denim, streetwear, sneakers and vinyl collectibles. The shop holds down the city by offering unique products, good service and community involvement. If you’re in the city, pop by Foosh to grab yourself a pair of 306’s and ask Justin, Pat and the team where you can grab a bite or beverage. We are excited to be a part of the store.

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Connect with Foosh on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Foosh’s Address: 10544 82 Ave. NW | Edmonton, Canada

Meet Coda

  • June 22, 2015
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Meet Coda. No not the store, but instead our little model. Our friend Joel let us take some photos with Coda in our 15 oz. Winnipeg shoot. After announcing Regina’s Coda as an Olé stockist, we received this text from Joel:

“Funny story, Coda was named after the store in Regina where Olé is being sold. It was our favourite shop when we lived in SK.”

We thought this was a funny coincidence and wanted to share with everyone. Check out Coda Clothing in Regina to understand why it was Joel’s favourite shop.