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We have a minimum order quantity of just 100 pcs.
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100% Natural Cotton
The denim production process begins with the cultivation of cotton.
Aeedenim Fabric Properties
1. Raw denim
This type of denim has not been washed or treated. Generally, it is worn for six months to a year without washing to make sure it forms to the wearer’s body. Raw denim enthusiasts often resort to putting their jeans in the freezer overnight to kill off microbes and bacteria.
2. Sanforized denim
Most types of denim have been sanforized, which is the washing process that has resulted in modern denim fabric. While sanforized jeans are softer, they are also less durable, and they aren’t as personalizable as raw denim jeans.
3. Stretch denim
With this type of denim, cotton has been mixed with spandex or a similar material. The resulting fabric is stretchier than normal denim, so it is commonly used in form-fitting applications like skinny jeans.
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4. Crushed denim
This type of denim features a weave that’s similar to velvet. It has a permanently wrinkled appearance that makes it appealing for jackets and skirts.
5. Selvedge denim
Selvedge denim has a fringe at the end, and this fabric is commonly used to make jackets.
6. Acid wash denim
This type of denim features an iconic mottled appearance. It’s made by washing raw denim in a strong acid that eats away at the dye.
7. Poly denim
The term “poly denim” is widely used to refer to denim products that are made with a mix of cotton, polyester, and any number of other artificial fibers. Along with polyester, materials like lyocell and nylon are sometimes added to cotton to make denim products. Some purists would say that poly denim is not “real” denim.
1. Stone Wash
This is the most common and basic process for producing a washed-down look on denim garments. Towards the end of the seventies, pumice stones were discovered to accelerate the ageing process of indigo dyed denim garments.
2. Acid Wash
Acid washing or ice washing is usually done by dry tumbling the garments with pumice stones presoaked in an acid solution, such that localised bleaching is effected in a non-uniform sharp blue / white contrast in the garment.
3. Rinse Wash
The objective of rinse washing is to keep the fabric appearance as dark as possible. The denim is desized width wise in open-width washing machine and the dye is not washed out.
4. Enzyme Wash
As denim is made of cotton, it too consists of cellulose. Cellulases can be used to give denim a worn look. Enzymes have opened up new possibilities in denim finishing by increasing the variety of finishes available. For example, it is now possible to fade denim to a greater degree without running the risk of damaging the garment. Cellulases are the enzymes commonly used in enzyme wash. As the name suggests, it degrades cellulose.
5. Bleach Wash
In bleach wash, a strong oxidative bleaching agent is added during the washing, with or without pumice stones. The purpose of the bleaching is to decolourise the dark blue shade by destroying the indigo dye molecules with oxidative bleaching chemicals.
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