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Denim is a durable cotton twill fabric characterized by its diagonal ribbing. Traditionally made from indigo-dyed warp threads and white weft threads, it is known for its strength and versatility. Denim is commonly used in the production of jeans, jackets, and other apparel, as well as in home furnishings and accessories.
| Material | 100% cotton or cotton blends |
| Weight | 8 oz to 16 oz per square yard |
| Width | 36 inches to 60 inches |
| Weave type | Twill weave |
| Color options | Indigo, black, and various washes |
When selecting denim, buyers should consider the weight and weave type based on the intended use, as heavier weights are typically more durable for workwear while lighter weights may be suitable for fashion items. Additionally, specifying the desired color and finish, such as raw or washed denim, is important. Certifications like organic cotton or sustainable practices may also be relevant to some buyers.
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Raw denim is untreated and retains its original color, while washed denim has undergone a treatment process for softness and color fading.
Yes, denim can also be made from cotton blends, including polyester or elastane for added stretch.
Typically, denim weights between 10 oz and 14 oz are preferred for jeans, balancing durability and comfort.
Denim production can be environmentally taxing, but there are sustainable options available, including organic cotton and water-saving techniques.
Common finishes include stone-washing, acid-washing, and enzyme-washing, which affect the fabric's texture and appearance.
Denim should be washed in cold water and air-dried to maintain color and shape; avoid excessive washing to prolong lifespan.