LADIES DENIM JEANS JACKET

Description

Denim is a durable, rugged, cotton fabric that’s typically woven in a twill pattern to create a diagonal ribbing:

Material
Denim is usually made from cotton, but can also be made from other materials.

Weave
Denim is a warp-faced twill, meaning the weft threads go under two or more warp threads. This creates a diagonal ribbing pattern that distinguishes denim from other woven cotton fabrics like canvas or cotton duck.

Dyeing
Denim is often dyed with indigo, a natural dye derived from the indigo plant. The indigo dye is applied by repeatedly dipping the fabric into a dye bath, then exposing it to air to oxidize and transform the dye into its characteristic blue color.

Weight
Denim is traditionally a heavy fabric, which is why it’s often used for jeans and jackets. Lighter denim is used for shirts, dresses, and skirts.

Stiffness
The stiffness of denim depends on the type of denim. For example, raw denim is stiffer than mid-wash denim.

Color fading
Denim can fade over time because the blue dye only colors the fibers near the surface of the yarn, leaving the fibers in the center uncolored. Repeated washing, drying, and wearing can also remove the blue fibers, exposing more white fibers.

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