Denim

Il denim è un tessuto robusto e compatto in cotone. Il colore blu di queste stoffe è dato dalla prevalenza dei fili d'ordito sul diritto della sua superficie. Le diverse colorazioni del tessuto jeans sono ottenute con differenti passaggi di tintura del tessuto che vanno poi a stratificarsi. In questo modo, i capi in denim acquistano un meraviglioso aspetto vissuto e slavato.

Dark Heavy Stretch Jeans

€13.90per meter

Jeans Cotton Elastic Medium Wash

€13.90per meter

Elastic Jeans with Dark Wash

€13.90per meter

Blue Stretch Jeans

€13.90per meter

Mixed Cotton Jeans Night Blue Clothing

€12.90per meter

Black Mixed Cotton Jeans

€14.90per meter

Dark Stretch Cotton Jeans

€13.90per meter

Dark Blue Light Stretch Jeans

€13.90per meter

Dark Wash Stretch Cotton Jeans

€13.90per meter

Dark Blue Light Cotton Blend Jeans

€9.90per meter

Jeans Plain Cotton Black

€14.90per meter

Light Blue Elastic Jeans

€12.90per meter

Medium Wash Jeans

€11.90per meter

Dark Blue Flamed Jeans

€14.90per meter

Dark Wash Cotton Denim Fabric

€8.00per meter

Night Blue Cotton Jeans Fabric

€8.00per meter

Dark Wash Cotton Jeans Fabric

€8.00per meter

Dark Blue Cotton Jeans Fabric

€8.00per meter

Black Melange Cotton Jeans Fabric

€8.00per meter

Stretch Cotton Jeans Fabric

€12.00per meter

Dark Stretch Jeans Fabric

€12.00per meter

White Cotton Jeans

€9.00per meter

Dark Stretch Cotton Jeans

€12.00per meter

Dark Wash Cotton Elastic Jeans

€12.00per meter

Dark Blue Washed Cotton Jeans

€12.00per meter

White Flamed Cotton Jeans

€9.50per meter

Jeans Fabric Vintage Effect Light Wash

€14.00per meter

Coming soon

Dark Blue Pure Cotton Denim Fabric

€12.00per meter

Blue Cotton Jeans

€7.90per meter

Jeans Fabric Dark Blue Cotton Blend

€7.90per meter

Blue Jeans Fabric in Pure Cotton

€7.90per meter

Lightweight Pure Cotton Melange Jeans Fabric

Lightweight Pure Cotton Melange Jeans Fabric

€7.90per meter

Lightweight Pure Cotton Blue Jeans Fabric

Lightweight Pure Cotton Blue Jeans Fabric

€7.90per meter

Blue Cotton Denim Fabric

€7.90per meter

Coming soon

Dark Dye Stretch Cotton Jeans

€7.90per meter

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Pure Cotton Dark Blue Light Jeans

€5.90per meter -63% €16.00

Light Pure Cotton Blue Jeans

€7.90per meter

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Dark Grey Stretch Cotton Jeans

€5.90per meter -58% €14.00

Coated Metallic Jeans Fabric

€6.00per meter

Tessuto Jeans Blu Scuro

€15.50per meter

Lightweight Chambray Denim - Dark Indigo Blue

Lightweight Chambray Denim - Dark Indigo Blue

€8.90per meter

HISTORY OF DENIM

Denim is a rugged and versatile fabric with a rich history that has evolved from workwear to a fashion staple. Its durability, comfort, and iconic look make it one of the most beloved textiles in the world. Make sure to explore this category to have a look ad this amazing dedicated category. Do you want to realize a denim shirt? Have a look at our lightweight denim fabric, which is ideal also to realize shorts, leggings and summer shirts. Purchase also a jeans thread, specifically crated for thought materials such as denim. If you need help or assistance during your shopping experience, make sure to contact us: our friendly customer service is always at your disposal.

The history of denim fabric is a fascinating journey that spans centuries and continents. Denim fabric has its origins in France, where it was initially known as "serge de Nîmes." The word "denim" is believed to be derived from "de Nîmes," referring to this city. In the late 18th century, the fabric was first woven in Nîmes, France, using a twill weave that gave it a distinctive diagonal ribbing pattern. Denim made its way to the United States, primarily through the efforts of Levi Strauss, a German immigrant. In 1853, Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis, a tailor, received a patent for their riveted "waist overalls," the precursor of modern jeans.In the early 20th century, denim continued to be associated with workwear, but it also became a symbol of rebellion and youth culture. The 1960s and 1970s marked the denim explosion, with bell-bottom jeans and denim jackets becoming iconic fashion pieces.

JEANS

At the beginning, jeans were created as practical work wear, and their indigo colour was chosen so that it would better hide the dirt when worn by miners and workers. This fabric is usually made of cotton, blended with other organic fibers such as linen and it is widely used in dressmaking. Denim, thanks to its excellent features and characteristics, is ideal for both summer and winter. Born as workwear, during the years, we witnessed its rise into the fashion world, in which it became a timeless, staple piece. The most famous and icon designers in the fashion world used this material in their collection and jeans became part of our everyday life.

FUN FACT: Jeans were born in America, but became popular outside of the US when off duty soldiers wore their jeans while off duty overseas.

DENIM FABRIC FEATURESS AND BENEFITS

Denim, also known as jeans, obtains its unique characteristics from its indigo dyestuff, washes and unique designs. Like other materials, jeans can be washed down, chemically or mechanically finishes, dyed, etc. It has many advantages, both in washing and care, but actually has a few disadvantages. One of these is of course its thickness, which makes the material strong and resistant, but on the other hand if is hard to create hems and fabric folds.

Denim advantages: strong, resistant, durable, easy to wash, does not fray and it's shrink-resistant.

Denim disadvantages: considerably thick, not sustainable and tends to discolor.

DENIM FABRIC USAGE

This material is mostly used in dressmaking for the realization of classical jeans and other fashion pieces such as jackets, purses, handbags and much more. During the last years, to follow latest fashion trend, changed its appearance and evolved. For this reason, we frequently found it ripped, adorned with rhinestones, coated or laminated etc. This fabric is widely used in upholstery, to cover and renew furnishing accessories such as chairs, cushions and much more. Let's discover together all the types of this incredible material.

Raw Denim: has often a deep blue color, the fabric is pretty rigid and stiff. It has not been washed or treated in any way.

Selvedge Denim: this fabric has color around the sides which prevents the color from fraying. The selvedge can be orange, yellow or of any colors depending on the manufacturer. Nowadays, Japan is the main producer of this kind of denim

Stretch Denim: the material is actually blended with elastane to give it stretch, and this fabric is ideal for the realization of comfortable cloths

Sanforized Denim: the majority of this fabric, apart from raw denim, on the market is sanforized, which mean that the fabric does not shrinks after washings.

Acid Washed Denim: also known as washed denim or marble denim, basically this terms refers to a finish achieved in denim fabric and obtained through a pomice stone soaked in chlorine.