Jeans are one of the most ubiquitous clothing items鈥攆ound in both high-end designer boutiques and on the shelves at Wal-Mart.
Although they originated as work garments for miners, farmers and cattle workers, they have since become a more everyday item.
A new pop-up exhibit in Greensboro explores the history of denim and the role that Greensboro has played in the evolution of denim and denimwear during the past century. 鈥溾�� is on view at the Douglas Galyon Depot in downtown Greensboro through Sunday, September 27.
Host Frank Stasio talks to curator of the exhibit , co-owner of Greensboro-based ; Susan Downer, in-house archivist for , the company that now owns Wrangler and Bluebell; and , indigo expert, and director of product development & marketing at .
