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Selvedge denim is a type of woven fabric characterized by its tightly woven edges, which prevent fraying and unraveling. It is typically made from 100% cotton and is produced on traditional shuttle looms, giving it a unique, durable quality. The term 'selvedge' refers to the self-finished edges of the fabric, which are often visible in the final garment, adding to its aesthetic appeal.
| Material | 100% cotton |
| Weave type | Twill weave |
| Weight | 10 oz to 16 oz per square yard |
| Width | 30 to 40 inches |
| Color options | Indigo, black, and various washes |
When selecting selvedge denim, consider the weight and weave type based on the intended use, whether for jeans or other garments. It's also important to specify the color and any desired finishes or washes. Buyers should inquire about the production methods and any certifications related to sustainability or organic materials, as these can impact the quality and appeal of the fabric.
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Selvedge denim has finished edges that prevent fraying, while non-selvedge denim does not.
Yes, it typically costs more due to the traditional manufacturing process and higher quality.
Yes, but it is recommended to wash it infrequently to preserve the fabric's integrity.
Selvedge denim usually weighs between 10 oz and 16 oz per square yard.
While primarily used for jeans, it can also be used for jackets and other apparel.
Wash in cold water and hang dry to maintain its shape and color.