Denim – Developments

The textile world is working very hard to become 100% sustainable as soon as possible. Almost all brands and mills are working on it. Most of the factors in terms of raw material as yarn, processing and supply chain have been worked on. But…
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Ian Berry, a British born denim artist who creates artwork solely from denim; re-using jeans, jackets, and other denim clothing to create portraits, urbanscapes and other unique works spoke to Denimsandjeans.com exclusively about his new…
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Wrangler recently announced the adoption of Foam dyed indigo fabrics to be used in their jeans. The fabric is to be made at the Spanish denim mill Tejido Royo and will be shipped , starting from December , to Wrangler’s garment vendors…
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The North Face, Inc. is an American outdoor product company specializing in outwear, fleece, coats, shirts, footwear and equipment such as backpacks, tents, and sleeping bags.Its clothing and equipment lines are catered towards college…
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Tonello brings their "Denim Gallery" to Denimsandjeans India  show at Bangalore on August 1-2. With Denim Gallery Tonello brings 10 creative people together to discover new visions and interpretations of reality.Denim Gallery is a bona fide…
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Californian lifestyle brand O’Neill and denim manufacturer ISKO™ announce the launch of the world’s first Denim Boardshort for Spring/Summer 18. Taking cues from 50s surfing and rebellious counter-culture, The Denim Boardshort is part of…
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G Star Raw has recently collaborated with Archroma and introduced a new capsule collection of denim colored using  Archroma’s earthcolors, a range of dyes made from recycled plant waste. Archroma’s EarthColors range recently came to public…
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Anubha, a young denim mill located at Surat in India, becomes the first one in the Indian denim industry to partner with Bluesign Technologies , Switzerland . Bluesign is known for their bluesign® system - which is a solution for…
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This is a guest post by Ebru Debbag When I started working for the denim industry 26 years ago digging the 2nd hand market in the back streets of Tokyo as well as getting to Rose Bowl at 6am to line up for the rare-found was how we…
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In 2014, The Swedish clothing label –Lindex  began their denim journey towards producing denim in a more sustainable way. Significant progress was made and today entire lot of Lindex denim miscellany is Better Denim, made from more…
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