6876 Community #2 Means of production

Part two of the 6876 Community Project.

Exciting Developments in the 6876 Community Project!

At 6876, our passion for improvement drives us to seek better resources, embrace innovative techniques, and explore the potential for creating truly unique products. To continue pushing the boundaries of our independent and distinctive brand, we recognize the need for increased capital.

While we deeply value our current fabric suppliers and manufacturing structures, we occasionally find them limiting. In 2024, we're thrilled to embark on exciting new projects that involve developing our own fabrics and collaborating with cutting-edge manufacturing capabilities. As a small brand, these endeavors may come with a hefty price tag, but we believe that engaging and inspiring our followers is essential for our brand's survival.

Our journey includes the exciting venture of creating our own fabrics in Italy, a process we've already initiated with a visit last November. The fruits of this labor are already beginning to show, with our Made in Japan range featuring Grey Melange & Indigo selvedge 12oz denim jeans woven by vintage shuttle loom, hand-made Vintage Union special chain stitch hem, Selvedge Duck Cotton Chino produced in Kojima, and Sweat shirting produced on the Loopwheel machines in Wakayama.

Additionally, we're proud to announce our commitment to sustainable production in Scotland, working closely with fabric suppliers and manufacturers. While this special venture requires a significant investment of time and finances, we're dedicated to making it a reality.

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey with 6876 – together, we're shaping the future of our brand!