I did not wear jeans back in the day. Well, I actually did wear jeans, however, jeans worn during the ‘50s and ‘60s were incorrectly referred to as dungarees.

Army veteran Louis Rosenstock founded General Sportswear in 1927 and launched Devil-Dog Dungarees, a nod to the U.S. Marines, in 1948. His grandsons, Jeff and David Rosenstock, now lead the company.

Blue jeans, dungarees, waist overalls and denims. Over the years, these names have all been given to the iconic garment owned and worn by the majority of people.

Bohemians, with their psychedelic style, claimed blue jeans as essential to their way of life. Flower boys and girls, both in the U.S. as well as abroad (Japanese girls started wearing blue jeans ...

Jeans are sometimes known as dungarees, a word that comes from the city of Dhungaree, India. Dhungaree, too, was known for turning out a sturdy cotton cloth, and that cloth, too, was used in ...

It was hard to miss Allison Hill, Miss Black DC USA 2010, at Sunday’s 7th annual Capital Blue Jeans Ball. The Beauty Queen got into the spirit for the Capital Food Bank, donning her dungarees ...

Jeans are among the most enduring of apparels. Originally designed in the US for cowboys and miners, the denim or dungaree trousers appeal to people of all ages and genders and from all walks of ...