Posts Tagged ‘denim developments’

Pocketing for Denim Jeans That Go With The Vintage Looks

March 25th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Manufacturing Process

Pocketing material is used in most trousers including denim jeans. It comes in various qualities going from 100% cotton to nlyon and polyester pocketing.  Normally denim jeans use white, cream or similar lighter shades of different qualities of  pocketing fabrics . But what pocketing do you use if you are creating a vintage jeans and want your pocketing material to completely align with the looks of the jeans ? You want to show that your pocketing is as aged as your jeans ? Normal ...Read More

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Kurabo’s New Kantanmen Super Soft Wrinkle And Shrink Resistant Denim

March 16th, 2010 by Sandeep Agarwal | 3 Comments | Filed in Japanese denim

The famous denim mill from Japan – Kurabo – has come out with a great product  once again . Known for bringing out  innovating denim products from time to time - some of which have defined the denim developments the world over- Kurabo has brought out a Wrinkle Free and Shrink Resistant Denim which is Super Soft and remains so after a large number of washes. I met Mr Kenshi Kawano from Kurabo at Kingins Honkong( I am writing this post from the Kingpins show in Hongkong!)  explained the ...Read More

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Denim Constructions

February 8th, 2010 by Adnan | 2 Comments | Filed in Manufacturing Process

Here are some typical denim grey fabric constructions Weave: twill 3/1 Z 3/1 Denim Fabric Constructions Warp(ends/cm) Weft(ends/cm) Warp Tex Weft Tex Weave 24 16 7 84 6 98 3/1 25 16 7 84 6 98   24 16 7 84 5.5 107   20.8 15.5 7.4 80 6 98   27 19 7.5 78 6.7 88   24 17 7 84 6 98   23 15 11 8.5 11.8 50   23 16.5 7 84 7 ...Read More

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‘Paca Blue Jeans’ a new kind of denim from Alpaca fiber

January 7th, 2009 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim - Developments, Denim Trends

Denim has always been greedily targeted by manufacturers/producers of fibres other than cotton simply for the reason that it is the highest selling clothing item in the world. There have been experiments to make denim from wool,silk,tencel and other fibres and each of them has had limited amount of success. We now have a new fibre seeking to enter the world of denim - The Alpaca Fiber . [caption id="attachment_468" align="aligncenter" width="200" caption="Paca blue denim"][/caption] The fiber ...Read More

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Japanese denim - Environment friendly jeans manufacturing attempts

September 19th, 2008 by Sandeep Agarwal | 6 Comments | Filed in Denim - Developments, Japanese denim, Jeans

Japan Fashion Week recently concluded in Tokyo. Besides the usual show, there was an exhibition on the denim industry in Japan - Japan Blue. The highlight of this exhibiton was that the Japanese denim industry is working on various ways to make the entire Denim/Jeans manufacturing process as environment friendly as possible.Denim fabric manufacturer Nisshinbo is using discarded banana stocks in its fabrics .Manufacturer Nihonmenpu is producing items dyed with natural mulberry lavender.See the ...Read More

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New sulphur dyes from Clariant to improve color fastness on denim

September 10th, 2008 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim - Developments

Advanced Denim is a new concept based on two new sulphur dyes - introduced by Clariant last week in the Blue Zone fair. They mention that from a technology point of view, Advanced Denim offers fast-to-repetitive washing, good rubbing fastness and an easy application process. Environmentally, it features an ecological dyeing process (no hydros, less water consumption), denim that fulfills GOTS requirements, and wash-down bleaching without the need for hypochlorite (Aox free). Fashion ...Read More

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Denim company in India best in product development?

April 21st, 2007 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim - Developments, Denim Mills - India, Polls on Denim

There are  a large number of denim mills in India - more than 22. Some of them are quite old - like Arvind - while many of them have started operations in the couple of years. The success of a denim company greatly depends on the kind of product development that it does. Each mill has its own special products and cater to different segments of the market. There are varying views regarding the quality of developments of different companies. I think, it would be good if we can place this ...Read More

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Denim mill considered best and most reputed in the world?

April 19th, 2007 by Sandeep Agarwal | 5 Comments | Filed in Denim Mills, Denim Mills - India, Denim Mills - Int\'l, Polls on Denim

There are hundreds of Denim Mills around the world. However, some of them are known by their names to all those who know denim while others are not so well known. It would be great to know which denim company would the readers consider as the BEST DENIM COMPANY IN THE WORLD.. Which is the BEST DENIM COMPANY IN THE WORLD? You can vote here and see the results also. Which is the Best Denim Fabric Company in the World?(answers) ...Read More

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Patents for Denim fabric and Jeans

April 8th, 2007 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Links & Resources

For those interested in knowing what can be the next big thing in Denim/Jeans, keep a watch on the patents being awarded in this space.. Follow this link frequently(which I do sometimes - but I am still lazy to go through frequently) on Patent Monkey ...Read More

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EFS System installed by three denim mills

April 7th, 2007 by Sandeep Agarwal | No Comments | Filed in Denim Mills - Int\'l, Denim News- International

Cone Denim (in Jiaxing,China),Central Textiles(Hong kong) and Lanyan Group(China) have installed the Electronic Fibre Selection System from Cotton Incorporated. This computer software technology driven system aims to optimize the quality and consistency of the cotton fibre - meant to help in producing high quality yarns . Also, this helps the American Cotton Exporters as more American Cotton is expected to be used by mills using the EFS system. Well its a good move by the Cotton Inc. to ...Read More

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