Author: Sandeep Agarwal

  • Dry Selvedge Jeans By Nudie

    Dry Selvedge Jeans By Nudie

    DRY JEANS – another name for a new range of selvedge jeans by Nudie . The collection has some deep indigo red casts , deep indigo blacks and other traditional shades. One piece which stands out in its innovation  is the laser printed selvedges. It would be interesting to see how these jeans would break in and contrast with the laser print. Nudie Jeans recommends to wash these jeans only after 6 months of use to get great break ins.

    Fearless Freddie Dry Yoke Embo

    Jeans made in rigid denim with a pure, deep, red cast indigo shade. It’s special because the back yoke is made in one piece and stitched with a big back pocket embroidery all over.

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    Grim TimDry Ink Selvage

    Jeans made in pure indigo selvage denim from a Japanese micro weaver. It’s a beauty.

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    Lean DeanDry Deep Dark Comfort

    Jeans made in a dry comfort stretch denim in a deep, indigo black shade. Black threads for all seams add extra darkness.

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    Tilted TorDry Dark Surface

    Jeans made in a lightweight comfort stretch with open construction and flat, cool surface. Finished with black threads and antique silver trims and you’re up for an allover clean, dark, and smart look.

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    Dude DanDry Deep Dark Comfort

    Jeans made in a dry comfort stretch denim in a deep, indigo black shade. Black threads for all seams add extra darkness.

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    Lean DeanLiberty Dry

    A dry, 12.7 oz. comfort stretch option limited to a total of 348. The print is lasered on and as you break the jean in the print will fade and the contrasts will become a lot more subtle. Each style is strictly limited and comes in a special box lined with the pattern on the inside.

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    Skinny LinDry Deep Orange

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  • Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Pakistan continues full steam in exporting apparel to EU and is achieving newer heights specially in denim exports. In this report we take a look at the last 4 years and see how the country has performed and how it has grown its exports of denim jeans.

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    Table showing the imports of all denim apparels into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the imports of all denim apparels into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the average price of all denim apparels into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Table showing the imports of men’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the imports of men’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the average price of men’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Table showing the imports of women’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the imports of women’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the average price of women’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    1. All Denim Apparels

    It is to be seen that the imports of all denim apparels into EU from Pakistan for the consective period from 2014 to 2017 saw an increasing trend and the same trend can also be seen in the imports of men’s jeans and women’s jeans for the period from 2014 to 2017. The imports of all denim apparels for the year 2014 was about 86 million pcs with the average price of euro 6.64 per pc, which saw an increase of  about 22% till 2017 to reach a level of 106 million pcs. Most relevant thing to see is that this has happened with a continuous increase in average prices of jeans increasing over 10% in 4 years to reach USD 7.36 per piece. It reflects that Pakistan is moving up the value chain.

    Exporting Country Year of Import All Denim Apparel

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million Euro)

    Average Price

    (Euro/Pc)

    Pakistan 2014 86.20 572.40 6.64
    Pakistan 2015 96.44 751.39 7.79
    Pakistan 2016 102.48 765.93 7.47
    Pakistan 2017 106.04 780.60 7.36

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    2. Men’s Jeans

    The imports of men’s jeans into EU from Pakistan for the period 2014 was close to 56 million pcs with the average price of euro 6.78 per pc, which saw an increase of  about 30% ! in four years to reach 70+ million pcs. This is a great growth and brings Pakistan’s exports second only to Bangladesh in terms of volumes. However, when we see further down, we find that growth in exports of women jeans is not so high at about 15% in three years . Pakistan’s exports of jeans are clearly biased towards men’s jeans production where average prices are also higher.Men’s jeans were priced at about USD 7.55 per piece whereas women jeans were about USD 7 per piece.

    Exporting Country Year of Import Men’s/Boys Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million Euro)

    Average Price

    (Euro/Pc)

    Pakistan 2014 55.62 376.84 6.78
    Pakistan 2015 63.96 507.33 7.93
    Pakistan 2016 69.32 525.09 7.58
    Pakistan 2017 70.50 532.15 7.55

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    3. Women’s Jeans

    Exporting Country Year of Import Women’s/Girls Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million Euro)

    Average Price

    (Euro/Pc)

    Pakistan 2014 30.58 195.56 6.40
    Pakistan 2015 32.49 244.06 7.51
    Pakistan 2016 33.16 240.84 7.26
    Pakistan 2017 35.54 248.45 6.99

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into EU From Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

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  • Naked And Famous Denim and Capcom Collaborate To Create A Capsule Collection Featuring The Arcade Classic Street Fighter 2

    Naked And Famous Denim and Capcom Collaborate To Create A Capsule Collection Featuring The Arcade Classic Street Fighter 2

    In a unique collaboration to make the Jeans more peppy and trendy , Naked & Famous Denim and Japanese video game developer Capcom  have come together to create a capsule collection of jeans featuring the arcade classic Street Fighter 2. This is going to be a classic treat for the Video Game Fanatics as it will add more zeal to their games as well as in style . For this collaboration, jeans featuring the characters from Street Fighter 2 were made using custom woven Japanese selvedge denim fabrics each one designed to embody the persona of the character they are based on. Made in Canada,  the jeans were woven on old-fashioned shuttle looms in the Okayama prefecture of Japan. The brand has released six pieces under this collaboration .

    RYU “HADOKEN” SELVEDGE

    Made with custom developed 12.5oz Japanese stretch selvedge denim to represent the persona of Ryu. The fabric is woven with an uneven bumpy texture representative of the rugged toughness of Ryu. Stretch was added for increased comfort and mobility. Inside the jeans, the interior weft yarns are dyed pale blue symbolizing Ryu’s Hadoken fireball technique. The famous Hadoken icon is embroidered on the back pocket. At the cuffs and coin pocket is a Hadoken colored metallic-blue selvedge edge. A natural vegetable tan leather patch is sewn on the backside of the jeans and features a highly detailed embossed illustration of Ryu performing a Hadoken in blue-foil. Hidden inside the jeans are blue pocket bags screen-printed with Ryu in his Shoryuken dragon punch action pose. Included with each pair is a holofoil pocket flasher featuring eye-catching artwork from Udon Comics.

    Naked & Famous Denim and Capcom Collaborate To Create A Capsule Collection Featuring The Arcade Classic Street Fighter 2 | Denimsandjeans

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    GUILE”SONIC BOOM” SELVEDGE

    Made with custom developed 12.5oz Japanese Selvedge denim woven from Texas Cotton, which symbolizes Guile’s American roots. Guile’s iconic Sonic Boom is embroidered on the back pocket. At the cuffs and coin pocket you’ll find a Sonic Boom colored metallic-gold selvedge edge. A natural vegetable tan leather patch is used, and features a highly detailed embossed illustration of Guile, along with his Sonic Boom stamped in gold foil. Hidden inside the jeans are fun details like a camo lining and camo pocket bags printed with Guile’s portrait. Also included is a holofoil pocket flasher featuring eye-catching artwork from Udon Comics.

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    AKUMA “RAGING DEMON” SELVEDGE

    The jeans are made from a heavyweight 18oz Japanese selvedge denim with an extreme slub texture representative of the rugged toughness and dark persona of Akuma. The jeans are solid black, dyed on both the warp exterior yarns and weft interior yarns. The all red Selvedge ID and back pocket embroidery are symbolic of the Shun Goku Satsu (“Instant Hell Murder”) also known as the “Raging Demon”, a technique for which Akuma is most famous for. A natural vegetable tan leather patch is sewn on the backside of the jeans and features a highly detailed embossed illustration of Akuma performing a Shakunetsu Hadoken in red-foil. Hidden inside the jeans are red lining and pocket bags screen-printed with a portrait of Akuma. Included with each pair is a holofoil pocket flasher featuring eye-catching artwork from Udon Comics.

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    BLANKA “ELECTRIC SURGE” SELVEDGE

    The jeans are made using a custom developed 12.5oz Japanese Selvedge denim with a greencast dye to symbolize Blanka’s green skin.  This denim starts off dark indigo, but over time with wear and wash, the jeans will eventually fade and become greener.  Blanka’s iconic electrocuted opponent is embroidered on the back pocket. The savage character’s wild orange hair is represented by an orange hair-on-hide leather patch, which features a highly detailed embossed illustration. This theme continues at the cuffs and coin pocket with orange colored selvedge edges.  Hidden inside the jeans are fun details like orange pocket bags printed with Blanka’s portrait.  Also included is a holofoil pocket flasher featuring eye-catching artwork from Udon Comics.

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    CHUN LI SILK “LIGHTNING LEG” DENIM

    The jeans are made using a custom developed 12oz Japanese denim made using a blend of cotton and Chinese Silk to symbolize Chun Li’s Chinese roots.  This denim has a neppy surface and also contains stretch for added comfort and mobility signifying Chun Li’s extraordinary flexibility.  Chun Li’s wrist cuffs are embroidered on the back pocket. A natural vegetable tan leather patch is used, and features a highly detailed embossed illustration of Chun Li performing her trademark “Kikoken” projectile stamped in blue metallic foil.  Hidden inside the jeans are fun details like blue pocket bags printed with Chun Li’s portrait.  Also included is a holofoil pocket flasher featuring eye-catching artwork from Udon Comics. ​

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    M. BISON “PSYCHO POWER” SELVEDGE

    ​The jeans are made from a 15oz Unsanforized Japanese Selvedge denim embodying the persona of the character M. Bison.  The denim is rough and full of character, representative of the toughness and dark persona of the character.  The denim is indigo dyed on the warp (exterior) and dyed purple on the weft (interior) which represents M. Bison’s infamous “Psycho Power”. The red + black Selvedge ID is symbolic of the characters uniform.  The back pocket embroidery features the Shadaloo insignia, the criminal organization headed by M. Bison.   A natural vegetable tan leather patch is sewn on the backside of the jeans and features a highly detailed embossed illustration of M. Bison performing a Psycho Crusher in purple-foil.  Hidden inside the jeans are purple pocket bags screen-printed with a portrait of M. Bison. Included with each pair is a holofoil pocket flasher featuring eye-catching artwork from Udon Comics.

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  • DENHAM x Atelier Reserve : 10th Anniversary Collection

    DENHAM x Atelier Reserve : 10th Anniversary Collection

    In the year 2010, for the first time Jason Denham and Alljan Moehamad came together to create the first DENHAM collection. Moehamad, who goes by the artist name of “Skulljan,” created 10 special edition skull paintings that incorporated DENHAM’s scissors logo. The motif was printed on tees, scarves and inside jackets. In Spring 2018 the pair will fuse their creativity once again – this time through Moehamad’s new label, Atelier Reservé, which he co-owns with designer Deyrinio Fraenk. They work with vintage garments and fabrics, and reconstruct them into new pieces to give them a fresh, new life.

    “The collection includes vintage bleach jeans, a denim jacket and a kimono. The garments incorporate tiger and skull embellishments, embroideries and lasered artworks, fused with the signature DENHAM DNA. This project is a perfect example of a collaboration, bringing creativity together. We’ve used authentic designs, special fabrics and damaged washes to create a unique collection.”, said Alljan Moehamad

    The brand has completed 10 years recently and to celebrate this , both have come together again to create a special collection on the eve of this event with a judicious mix of laser prints, distresses, patchwork, hand stitching, frayed edges   Let’s check this out .

    Atelier Réservé Forge Relaxed Fit Jeans – LV | €349,95

    This men jean is based on their Forge fit and is embelished with laser artworks, a skull on the back pocket and a tiger on the back leg. It’s finished with a vintage wash recipe and tear-and-repair details.

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    Atelier Reservé Alex Loose Crop Fit Jeans – SVBP | €299,95

    This women jean is based on their Alex silhouette, with lasered artwork on the side panel and fire-embroidered, raw edge back pockets. It’s finished with raw hems and hand-painted details.

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    Atelier Reservé Kimono Jacket – LHTM | €499,95

    This unisex kimono is inspired by the classic Japanese silhouette, and finished with laser tiger artwork on the back. The style is cut from the fabric of Italian mill Candiani’s left-hand, comfort stretch denim.

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    Atelier Reservé Amsterdam Jacket – SBV | €379,95

    The Amsterdam is their classic Western jacket, now reimagined with Atelier Reserve paneled sleeves and double back strap adjusters. It has a cropped body length and is finished with lasered tiger embellishments. Perfect for both men and women!

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  • Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia Exports To US From 2014 To 2017

    Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia Exports To US From 2014 To 2017

    The three ASEAN countries Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia are all having a developed apparel export base. However, all three are at different levels of their developments. They have different levels of labor costs with Cambodia being the cheapest and Indonesia being the costliest. Levels of skills also differ in the three countries . Also the cultural and political milieu makes a great difference to the working of the industry.
    In the report below , we check how these three countries have performed in last 4 years when it comes to exporting denim apparel to US. This will also give us an idea to the direction in which these countries are moving.

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    Table showing the imports of all denim apparels into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the comparison of imports of all denim apparels into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the comparison of average price of all denim apparels into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Table showing the imports of men’s jeans into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the comparison of imports of men’s jeans into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the comparison of average price of men’s jeans into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Table showing the imports of women’s jeans into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the comparison of imports of women’s jeans into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    Graph showing the comparison of average price of women’s jeans into USA from Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    1. All Denim Apparels

    a. Indonesia

    Indonesia , despite being much more expensive than all others is showing a positive growth over the last 4 years – though there was a fall in 2016. On the whole, if we look, the exports grew by about 30% in 4 years from 9 million pcs to 12 million pcs.

    Exporting Country

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Indonesia

    2014

    9.01

    75.99

    8.43

    Indonesia

    2015

    13.62

    108.10

    7.94

    Indonesia

    2016

    10.64

    89.31

    8.39

    Indonesia

    2017

    12.06

    98.61

    8.18

    b. Vietnam

    Vietnam , on the other hand , grew impressively in the last 4 years from 19 million pcs to 25 million pcs . The base is also larger than Indonesia and the growth is also bigger at about 40% is 4 years. The country is expected to grow at a still higher rate in the coming years as new treaties like CPTPP , EVFTA and others get implemented.  Already  , Vietnam at $32 billion is bigger than Bangladesh in terms of overall exports of apparel .

    Exporting Country

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Vietnam

    2014

    18.95

    170.49

    9.00

    Vietnam

    2015

    19.13

    162.20

    8.48

    Vietnam

    2016

    20.65

    176.95

    8.57

    Vietnam

    2017

    25.37

    212.82

    8.39

    c. Cambodia

    Cambodia is facing strong internal problems specially labor ones. The labor is restive and strikes and opposition to management are common in the country. This reduces the possibilities of growth of the apparel industry. Already many units run by expats have been closed down due to these reasons. The country has shown negative growth from 15 million pcs to 12 million pcs whereas 4 years back Vietnam and Cambodia were almost at similar levels and now Vietnam exports almost double the quantity of Cambodia.

    Exporting Country

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Cambodia

    2014

    15.29

    130.30

    8.52

    Cambodia

    2015

    15.00

    117.35

    7.82

    Cambodia

    2016

    14.93

    114.73

    7.69

    Cambodia

    2017

    12.44

    94.38

    7.58

     

    Comparison of Imports Of Denims Into USA From Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia From 2014 To 2017

    Comparison of Imports Of Denims Into USA From Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia From 2014 To 2017

    2. Men’s Jeans

    a. Indonesia

    Negative growth of men’s jeans exports shows that Indonesia is not focusing on this segment.

    Exporting Country Year of Import Men’s/Boys Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Indonesia 2014 3.95 30.57 7.74
    Indonesia 2015 3.98 33.17 8.32
    Indonesia 2016 4.42 35.27 7.99
    Indonesia 2017 2.98 22.65 7.61

    b. Vietnam

    Vietnam has shown growth in men’s jeans exports of about 15% is 4 years. Again does not look very focused on men jeans.

    Exporting Country Year of Import Men’s/Boys Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Vietnam 2014 7.70 70.65 9.17
    Vietnam 2015 5.75 51.82 9.02
    Vietnam 2016 6.32 56.85 8.99
    Vietnam 2017 8.52 73.25 8.60

    c. Cambodia

    Men’s jeans exports have gone down by almost 50% in 4 years. !

    Exporting Country Year of Import Men’s/Boys Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Cambodia 2014 5.34 49.33 9.24
    Cambodia 2015 4.48 38.07 8.51
    Cambodia 2016 3.49 30.93 8.86
    Cambodia 2017 2.14 18.15 8.50

    Comparison of Imports Of Denims Into USA From Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia From 2014 To 2017

    Comparison of Imports Of Denims Into USA From Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia From 2014 To 2017

    3.Women’s Jeans

    a. Indonesia

    Very strong growth of about 40% in women jeans exports shows that Indonesia is shifting its exports to this segment.

    Exporting Country Year of Import Women’s/Girls Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Indonesia 2014 5.06 45.43 8.97
    Indonesia 2015 9.64 74.94 7.78
    Indonesia 2016 6.01 52.50 8.73
    Indonesia 2017 8.87 74.19 8.37

    b. Vietnam

    Vietnam shows a higher growth in women jeans exports compared to men’s jeans growing over 50% .

    Exporting Country Year of Import Women’s/Girls Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Vietnam 2014 11.24 99.84 8.88
    Vietnam 2015 13.38 110.37 8.25
    Vietnam 2016 14.16 118.76 8.39
    Vietnam 2017 16.73 138.56 8.28

    c. Cambodia

    Cambodia has grown a little in women jeans segment .

    Exporting Country Year of Import Women’s/Girls Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Cambodia 2014 9.95 80.96 8.14
    Cambodia 2015 10.52 79.28 7.53
    Cambodia 2016 11.38 83.47 7.34
    Cambodia 2017 10.18 75.72 7.44

    Overall we can say that Vietnam is showing the biggest growth and Cambodia the lowest. Women jeans segment is the one to be in !

    Comparison of Imports Of Denims Into USA From Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia From 2014 To 2017

    Comparison of Imports Of Denims Into USA From Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia From 2014 To 2017

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  • H&M Loses Some Steam In Q1 2018

    H&M Loses Some Steam In Q1 2018

    Hennes & Mauritz AB (H&M) is a Swedish multinational clothing-retail company known for its fast-fashion clothing for men, women, teenagers and children. H&M and its associated companies operate in 62 countries with over 4,500 stores and as of 2015 employed around 132,000 people. It is the second-largest global clothing retailer, just behind Spain-based Inditex (parent company of Zara). The company has a significant on-line presence, with on-line shopping available in 33 countries.

    H&M has not really performed well in the first quarter of 2018 with over 2% fall in revenues and Karl-Johan Persson ,CEO , was forthcoming in accepting the same.

    “The rapid transformation of the fashion retail sector continues. As communicated previously, the start of the year has been tough. 2018 is a transitional year for the H&M group, as we accelerate our transformation so that we can take advantage of the opportunities generated by rapid digitalisation. Weak sales in the fourth quarter, partly caused by imbalances in the assortment for the H&M brand, resulted in the need for substantial clearance sales in the first quarter. The high level of clearance sales combined with unusually cold winter weather had a negative impact on the sales of the spring garments. In the first quarter the H&M group’s sales were unchanged in local currencies. Many of our ongoing initiatives are giving good indications and results, even though they have not yet been implemented at a large enough scale to have a decisive effect on the overall results. The weak sales development combined with substantial markdowns had a significant negative impact on results in the first quarter.

    1. Sales In Top Ten Market: Countrywise

    The shares of almost all markets in H&M sales list showed some decline and USA was the highest among them losing over 10% compared to Q1 2017 sales. The table below shows the sales of H&M for  different countries  for the first quarter of 2017 and 2018, Germany contributes the largest share of about usd 1,010 million for the first quarter of 2017 and with a change of –3% the sales went down to about usd 976 million in first quarter of 2018. The positive change in sales of H&M was seen only in the countries like Spain, Netherlands, Denmark, and Others, where the change was 5%, 2%, 4%, 3%, respectively.

    Countries

    Q1|2018

    (Million USD)

    Q1|2017

    (Million USD)

    % Change

    Germany 975.96 1009.56

    -3

    USA 723.84 814.8

    -11

    UK 403.44 407.4 -1
    France 374.40 402.48 -7
    China 308.52 330.6 -7
    Sweden 269.88 284.64 -5
    Italy 250.80 257.4 -3
    Spain 237.72 225.84 5
    Netherlands 198.60 195.6 2
    Denmark 166.92 166.56 4
    Others 2516.40 2435.4 3

    Total

    6426.48

    6530.28

    -1

    H & M Countrywise Sales In First Quarter Of 2018

    H & M Countrywise Sales In First Quarter Of 2018

    2. Online Expansion

    The online expansion will continue in 2018 to countries including India, which opened in March, and via franchise partners to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in spring/summer 2018. The plan is to offer e-commerce in all store markets as well as in other markets. New H&M store markets in 2018 will be Uruguay and Ukraine, which will open in the second half of the year. For full-year 2018 a net addition of approximately 220 new stores is planned. Most of the new stores in 2018 will be H&M stores, of which 45 will have H&M Home shop-in-shops, while approximately 90 stores will consist of the brands COS, & Other Stories, Monki, Weekday, ARKET and Afound. In 2018, eight standalone H&M Home stores are planned to open. The table below shows its brands are online in many of the countries where H&M has stores.

    Brand

     

     

    Countries With Brick
    And Mortar Stores

    (In Number)

    Countries With
    Online Stores

    (In Number)

    H & M 69 44
    COS 37 20
    Monki 14 19
    Week Day 9 18
    & Other Stories 16 15
    Cheap Monday 2 18
    ARKET 4 18
    H & M Home 46 38

    Total

    197

    190

     

    H & M Countrywise Sales In First Quarter Of 2018

    3. Stores Count By Brand

    Biggest increase in H&M flagship brand stores happened during first quarter.

    Brand

    Q1-2018

    (Stores Count)

    28-Feb-18

    (Total Stores Count)

    28-Feb-17

    (Total Stores Count)

    H & M 5 4293 4001
    COS 0 231 199
    Monki -1 118 115
    Weekday 0 33 27
    & Other Stories 0 60 48
    Cheap Monday 0 3 3
    ARKET 4 5 0

     

    H & M Countrywise Sales In First Quarter Of 2018

    4. Stores Count By  Region

    The stores count by region shows that, Europe and Africa regions had a stores count of 2885 stores in 28 feb 2017 and it went upto 2988 stores in 28 feb 2018 , however there was a closure if 20 stores in that region for the first quarter  of 2018. Asia &  Oceania had a stores count of 902 as on 28 feb 2017 and which went upto 1062 stores in 28 feb 2018, it is also to be seen that there was 16 stores opened in the Asia & Oceania region . North & South America has a stores count of 606 in 28 feb of 2017 which went upto 693 stores in 28 feb 2018, it also saw an opening of 8 new stores in first quarter of 2018.

    Region

    Stores Count

    Q1|2018

    Stores count

    28-Feb-18

    Stores Count

    28-Feb-17

    Europe & Africa -20 2988 2885
    Asia & Oceania 16 1062 902
    North & South America 8 693 606

    H & M Countrywise Sales In First Quarter Of 2018

    On the whole, H&M is expanding still but its rate of growth has gone down . It needs to create new ways to take up the digitilization challenge which is chipping away its sales and though it has already done that by opening online stores, it remains to be seen how they perform. Some of the new ones, like in India, have taken off quite well !

  • India Vs Pakistan | Exports Of Denim To US From 2014 To 2017

    India Vs Pakistan | Exports Of Denim To US From 2014 To 2017

    Though Pakistan has much bigger exports of denim apparel to US than India, still it would be interesting to see how their respective performance show up relative to each other in terms of growth , prices etc.

    Table Of Contents

    S N.

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    1.

    Table showing the imports of all denim apparels into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    2.

    Graph showing the comparison in imports of all denim apparels into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    3.

    Graph showing the comparison in average price of all denim apparels into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    4.

    Table showing the imports of men’s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    5.

    Graph showing the comparison of imports of men’s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    6.

    Graph showing the compariosn of average price of men’s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    7.

    Table showing the imports of women’s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    8.

    Graph showing the comparison of imports of women;s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

    9.

    Graph showing the comparison of average price of women’s jeans into USA from India and Pakistan for the period from 2014 to 2017

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    1. All Denim Apparels

    The imports of all denim apparels into USA from India shows that the imports from the year 2014 to 2017 , was manifold times less than as compared with the imports in Pakistan.The imports of all denim apparels in 2014 shows that  India was very close to  4 million pcs whereas the imports in Pakistan was little more than 21 million pcs, further the imports in India for  2015 was little more than 4 million pcs whereas the imports in Pakistan was little more than 22 million pcs, Similarly, in India for the year 2016 and 2017 was close to 3 million pcs and little more than 3 million pcs and the imports in Pakistan for the same period was close to 24 millon pcs and 26 million pcs respectively.

    a. India

    Exporting Country Year of Import All Denim Apparel

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    India 2014 3.83 35.98 9.40
    India 2015 4.38 39.81 9.09
    India 2016 2.96 27.15 9.16
    India 2017 3.42 25.38 7.42

    b. Pakistan

    Exporting Country

    Year of Import

    All Denim Apparel

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Pakistan

    2014

    21.06

    166.37

    7.90

    Pakistan

    2015

    21.86

    177.16

    8.10

    Pakistan

    2016

    23.51

    196.13

    8.34

    Pakistan

    2017

    25.73

    223.5

    8.69

     

    Comparison Of Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into USA From India And Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Comparison Of Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into USA From India And Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    It we look at the above 2 graphs, we find that Indian exports fell down maximum in 2016 and have recovered in 2017 – though they are still less than what they were in 2014. Besides, India was always a more expensive sourcing location but in the year 2017, Pakistan became costlier than India in terms of average price. This also reflects that Pakistan is fast moving up the value chain and selling more quantity at better prices.

    2. Men’s Jeans

    The imports of men’s jeans in India for 2014 was close to 2 million pcs and for Pakistan was little more than 9 million pcs for the same period, further the imports in the year 2015 was also close to 2 million pcs and in Pakistan was little more than 10 million pcs for the same period . Similarly, the imports in India for 2016 and 2017 was close to 1 million pcs whereas the imports in Pakistan for the same period was little more than 10 million pcs in 2016 and about 12 million pcs respectively. India is considerably weak when it comes to MEN’S Jeans. Only about 30% of its exports is Men’s jeans whereas in case of Pakistan it is about 50%.

    a. India

    Exporting Country Year of Import Men’s/Boys Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    India 2014 1.85 18.27 9.89
    India 2015 1.81 16.48 9.10
    India 2016 0.77 8.97 11.68
    India 2017 1.10 9.85 8.92

    b. Pakistan

    Exporting Country Year of Import Men’s/Boys Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Pakistan 2014 9.19 63.36 6.89
    Pakistan 2015 10.24 77.18 7.54
    Pakistan 2016 10.40 83.72 8.05
    Pakistan 2017 11.93 100.9 8.46

    Comparison Of Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into USA From India And Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    Comparison Of Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into USA From India And Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    3. Women’s Jeans

    The imports of women’s jeans in India for the year 2014 was close to 2 million pcs (over double that of Men’s jeans)  and for Pakistan was close to 12 million pcs for the same period, further the imports in India for 2015 was close to 3 million pcs and for Pakistan imports was close to 12 million pcs , Similarly the imports in India for the year was little more than 2 million pcs in both the year 2016 and 2017 whereas the imports  for the same period was close to 13 million pcs and 14 million pcs respectively. India’s exports are almost stagnant for women jeans whereas increased their exports by over 15% on a much larger base. But 2017 figures give an impression that India is somehow making a comeback.

    a. India

    Exporting Country

    Year of Import

    Women’s/Girls Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Milluion USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    India

    2014

    1.98

    17.71

    8.94

    India

    2015

    2.57

    23.33

    9.08

    India

    2016

    2.04

    17.4

    8.53

    India

    2017

    2.24

    14.93

    6.66

    b. Pakistan

    Exporting Country Year of Import Women’s/Girls Jeans

    (Million Pcs)

    Total Value

    (Million USD)

    Average Price

    (USD/PC)

    Pakistan 2014 11.87 103.01 8.68
    Pakistan 2015 11.63 99.97 8.60
    Pakistan 2016 12.85 111.36 8.66
    Pakistan 2017 13.72 122.1 8.90

     

    Comparison Of Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into USA From India And Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

     

    Comparison Of Imports Of All Denim Apparels Into USA From India And Pakistan For The Period From 2014 To 2017

    In the pricing also we can see that India’s prices which were much higher than Pakistan before , are now getting lower . If fact in 2017 , the prices were almost 30% lower than that of Pakistan.

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  • Laser Wash Time To Reduce Over 35 Percent With New RevoLaze Software

    Laser Wash Time To Reduce Over 35 Percent With New RevoLaze Software

    RevoLaze, LLC, a laser technology firm headquartered in Westlake, OH, announced the official launch of the revolutionary LightLaze, an automated online software tool aimed at decreasing laser cycle time and removing harmful chemicals in the denim finishing process. The company has worked deeply into the technical aspects of the laser working to enable improve the performance of the lasers. Here is what they have done .

    For the majority of laser files that have multi-layers, LightLaze software converts these files into one single file without compromising design or quality, and has shown up to a 40% improvement in laser cycle time. Trials of LightLaze have been very positive as per the company, with laser designers from over 10 countries using the software and reporting significant laser cycle time savings. For single layer files, LightLaze will enhance the design to bring out more contrast, such as highs and lows. Along with graphic optimization, LightLaze, when combined with modifying the washing process, reduces or eliminates the harmful potassium permanganate spray along with the neutralization process. By adopting this method, the laser alone can achieve the necessary brightness. Revolaze claims it is an eco-friendly and low cost alternative to PP spray and will result in major chemical, time and cost savings .

    Since LightLaze is an online tool accessible to any laser designer throughout the world, no additional hardware or laser upgrades are needed to start converting files. The software works on all laser systems currently in the market. It is as simple as importing your standard laser files to www.lightlaze.com, pressing the export button and the new files are downloaded. Sign up will enable one to start converting files immediately upon activation.

    According to Darryl Costin Jr., President of RevoLaze, the growth of using laser technology to abrade denim has created a need to maximize throughput, “The industry has learned that in order to create the natural and authentic look of worn jeans, laser designers typically use multi-layer files to replicate the standards. While the right look is achieved with this technique, it negatively impacts the overall production time. RevoLaze understands the importance for denim manufacturers to optimize each denim finishing process. We are confident that LightLaze will help the denim industry increase production and more importantly, lower costs without compromising the desired look.”

    To RevoLaze’s Vice President of Operations, Ryan Ripley, LightLaze is just one of the many ways they can help facilitate growth in laser usage for abrasion, “As the only independent laser research & development facility in the United States devoted to the textile market, our goal for the past two decades is to create and provide solutions for the industry. As consultants, researchers, inventors and trainers, our company wants the laser industry to continue to grow and replace harmful and hazardous denim finishing methods. The benefits of laser technology are plentiful and we want to make sure the industry has the right tools in place to succeed.”

    A RevoLaze customer tested the LightLaze software for both laser cycle time savings and PP replacement. The pictures below were provided by Silvermoon Jeans wash development centre under the direction given by Silver Jeans Company. Mr. Ali Fada, Director of Wet Processing, had this to say,

    “From the development trials we run on the LightLaze software (using pixel time 70 vs original 50+50). We are encouraged by the outcome on initial trials and will continue to internally calibrate the execution further to achieve even better results. The time saving between LightLaze 70 vs original 50 + 50 is between 20 & 25%.”

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    Check the video below 

    While any denim brand or manufacturer can access LightLaze, RevoLaze has partnered with industry representatives to help facilitate the global launch in key markets throughout the world. For the rapidly expanding Asian market, GDS Chemical, an environmentally focused leader in the laundry and textile market, will provide support throughout Bangladesh. Shaheen Ul Alam, Director, is excited for the partnership, “GDS is renowned for its quality and service in Bangladesh textile sector for more than two decades. We are really glad to be able to join hands with RevoLaze to introduce this latest LightLaze technology to our customers in Bangladesh as they will be highly benefited with this sustainable technology.”

    For Pakistan, India and surrounding countries, the RevoLaze representative will be Affan Ur Rahim, who has over 8 years of denim finishing experience in laser development, laser design, denim washing and laser maintenance / repair. He has worked at some of the largest Pakistan denim companies, including Ali Murtuza Associates, Rajby International, Artistic Denim Mills and Akhtar Textile. For the time being, RevoLaze’s technical support team will assist customers in all other markets. Please stay turned for future announcements regarding RevoLaze partners in other parts of the world. For more information on testing LightLaze, please contact Ryan Ripley at ryan@revolaze.com or visit http://www.lightlaze.com.

    About RevoLaze LLC

    RevoLaze is a US based technology firm dedicated to create and implement patented laser processes. For over 20 years, they have provided economic and environmental solutions to the textile industry through innovation. RevoLaze technologies help mills, manufacturers and denim brands lower overall cost, while increasing volume and design capabilities. These processes also reduce or eliminate various health hazards, such as hand sanding and PP spray. With over 30 international patents granted, some of the biggest denim brands and manufacturers in the world license RevoLaze technology. Several of the leading denim brands and manufacturers work with RevoLaze to maximize their use of lasers from development through production. Visit their US based design center where companies can see the future of laser technology – the only 2,500 watt laser that etches designs in seconds with ultra fine detail.

     

     

  • Denim Imports Into US From AGOA, ASEAN, Latin America, EU and CAFTA Regions

    In this report ,we analyse how the different trade groups/regions  of the world are faring when exporting their denim apparel to US in 2017 vs 2016. These regions include the ASEAN, AGOA, CAFTA, EU27 and Latin America. We also analyze the comparative growth in exports from these regions in the two years and their relative % shares.

    Table Of Contents

    S N.

    Particulars

    1.

    Table showing the exports of all denim apparels(men+women) along with the average price into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    2.

    Graph showing the comparison in  exports of all denim apparels(men’s+women’s)into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    3.

    Graph showing the comparison of average price of all denim apparels(men’s+women’s) into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    4.

    Graph showing the percentage share in exports of all denim apparels(mes’s+women’s) into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    5.

    Table showing the exports of men’s jeans along with the average price into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    6.

    Graph showing the comparison in  exports of men’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    7.

    Graph showing the comparison of average price of men’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    8.

    Graph showing the percentage share in exports of men’s jeans into USA from different region in 2017 and 2016

    9.

    Table showing the exports of women’s jeans along with the average price into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    10.

    Graph showing the comparison in exports of women’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

    11.

    Graph showing the comparison of average price of women’s jeans into USA from differnt regions in 2017 and 2016

    12.

    Graph shwing the percentage share in exports of women’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2017 and 2016

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    1. All Denim Apparels

    a. In 2017

    The exports of all denim apparels into USA from different countries shows that Latin America was the largest exporter of denims with about 131 million pcs with the average price of usd 8.16 per pc,in 2016 and with the decrease of 11% it fell to about 119 million pcs with the average price of usd 8.23 per pc, in 2017 . ASEAN(Second largest exporter) followed with about 47 million pcs and the average price of usd 8.27 per pc in 2016 which saw an increase of 7% to about 50 million pcs and an average price of usd 8.16  per pc. in 2017. The third largest exporter was AGOA where the exports in the year 2016 was 21.50 million pcs with the average price of usd 7.37 per pc and with the decrease of 6% the exports went down to about little more than 20 million pcs with the average price of usd 7 per pc in 2017. CAFTA and EU 27 were the lowest exporters with about 20 million pcs and 1 million pcs in the year 2017 of which CAFTA saw an decrease of 7% . However EU 27 saw an increase of 30% in 2017.
    Among Latin American countries, Mexico is the main country which exports to US and has the lion’s share . However, on the whole, we see a fall in exports from all these regions put together. AGOA , though losing this year, might gain next year as Ethiopia steams up and exports more and more denim apparel to US . ASEAN was the biggest gainer in export growth.

    EXPORTING REGION YEAR OF IMPORT ALL DENIM APPAREL

    (MILLION PCS)

    TOTAL VALUE

    (MILLION USD)

    AVERAGE PRICE

    (USD/PC)

    LATIN AMERICA 2017 118.42 1,000.82 8.45
    ASEAN 2017 50.29 410.44 8.16
    AGOA 2017 20.28 141.97 7.00
    CAFTA 2017 18.46 131.79 7.14
    EU27 2017 1.21 29.49 24.33
    TOTAL 2017 208.66 1,714.51 8.22

    b. In 2016

    EXPORTING COUNTRY YEAR OF IMPORT ALL DENIM APPAREL 

    (MILLION PCS)

    TOTAL VALUE

    (MILLION USD)

    AVERAGE PRICE

    (USD/PC)

    LATIN AMERICA 2016 130.66 1,075.53 8.23
    ASEAN 2016 46.66 385.83 8.27
    AGOA 2016 21.50 158.41 7.37
    CAFTA 2016 19.82 144.76 7.30
    EU27 2016 0.90 25.67 28.52

    TOTAL

    2016

    219.54

    1,790.20

    8.

     

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    The percentage share in the exports of all denim apparels into USA from above mentioned different regions in 2017 shows that LATIN AMAERICA was the largest exporter of all denim apparels with 57% of the total exports followed by ASEAN where the exports was 24% , further AGOA, CAFTA, EU27 contributes somewhere between 9% and 10% respectively.

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    The percentage share in exports of all denim apparels into USA from the above mentioned  different region in 2016 shows that LATIN AMERICA was the largest exporter with 60% of the exports, followed by ASEAN with 21% of the exports further AGOA and CAFTA shared 10% and 9% of the exports respectively.

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    2. Men’s Jeans

    a.In 2017

    The exports of men’s jeans into USA from different regions shows that LATIN AMERICA was the largest exporter of men’s jeans and with about  117 million pcs and an average price of usd 7.92 per pc in 2016 which saw an fall of 10% to about  106 million pcs with an average price of usd 8.08 per pc in 2017, followed by AGOA(Second largest) where the exports was little more than 15 million pcs with an average price of usd 7.64 per pc in 2016 which saw an increase of 7 % to about little more than 16 million pcs with an average price of usd 7.26 per pc in 2017 .Further ASEAN contributes little more than  14 million pcs  and CAFTA contributes close to 15 million pcs in 2016 and saw an fall of about 4% and 9% it went down to 14 million pcs and 13 million pcs respectively in 2017. On the whole, there is a fall of about 12 million men jeans in 2017 when we compare with figures for 2016 . All the regions have reduced their exports and only AGOA and EU 27 seems to have increased exports of men’s jeans a little.

    EXPORTING REGION

    YEAR OF IMPORT

    MEN’S/BOYS JEANS

    (MILLION PCS)

    TOTAL VALUE

    (MILLION USD)

    AVERAGE PRICE

    (USD/PC)

    LATIN AMERICA

    2017

    105.52

    852.47

    8.08

    AGOA

    2017

    16.15

    117.19

    7.26

    ASEAN

    2017

    13.69

    114.74

    8.38

    CAFTA

    2017

    13.36

    96.4

    7.22

    EU27

    2017

    0.92

    20.29

    21.96

    TOTAL

    2017

    149.64

    1201.09

    8.03

    b. In 2016

    EXPORTING REGION

    YEAR OF IMPORT

    MEN’S/BOYS JEANS

    (MILLION PCS)

    TOTAL VALUE

    (MILLION USD)

    AVERAGE PRICE

    (USD/PC)

    LATIN AMERICA

    2016

    116.53

    922.88

    7.92

    AGOA

    2016

    15.14

    115.70

    7.64

    CAFTA

    2016

    14.58

    109.44

    7.51

    ASEAN

    2016

    14.27

    123.66

    8.67

    EU27

    2016

    0.63

    17.89

    28.63

    TOTAL

    2016

    161.15

    1289.57

    8.00

     

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    The percentage share in exports of men’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2017 shows that, LATIN AMERICA contributes is the largest exporter of men’s jeans with 70% of the total exports, AGOA was the second largest exporter with 11 % in exports, CAFTA and ASEAN contributes 9 % in exports whereas EU 27 contributes 1% in exports in 2017.

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    The percentage share in exports of men’s jeans into USA for different regions in 2016 shows that Latin America contributes almost two – third in exports of men’s jeans with 72% of the exports, further AGOA, CAFTA, ASEAN contributes between 10% and 9% respectively.

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    3. Women’s Jeans

    a. In 2017

    The exports of women’s jeans into USA from different regions shows that ASEAN was the largest exporter of women’s jeans with about close to 32 million pcs and an  average price of usd 8.10 per pc in 2016, which saw an increase of 13% to about little more than 36 million pcs with an average price of usd 8.09 per pc in the year 2017. LATIN AMERICA was the second largest exporter with 14 million pcs and an average price of usd 10.80 per pc in 2016 which saw an fall of 8% to about close to 13 million pcs and an average price of usd 11.50 per pc in 2017 . CAFTA and AGOA had almost the same exports in the year 2016 and also in the year 2017 . Pricing wise, LATIN AMERICA seems expensive compared to CAFTA and ASEAN. EU is expectedly most expensive exporter because of their high fashion local made products which are expensive. ASEAN countries seem best placed to supply the high fashion women jeans – something which Latin American companies are not able to do and have high costs.

    EXPORTING REGION YEAR OF IMPORT WOMEN’S/GIRLS JEANS

    (MILLION PCS)

    TOTAL VALUE

    (MILLION USD)

    AVERAGE PRICE

    (USD/PC)

    ASEAN 2017 36.11 292.13 8.09
    LATIN AMERICA 2017 12.84 147.61 11.50
    CAFTA 2017 5.09 35.26 6.93
    AGOA 2017 4.13 24.78 6.00
    EU27 2017 0.28 8.38 30.37
    TOTAL 2017 58.45 508.16 8.69

    b. In 2016

    EXPORTING REGION

    YEAR OF IMPORT

    WOMEN’S/GIRLS JEANS

    (MILLION PCS)

    TOTAL VALUE

    (MILLION USD)

    AVERAGE PRICE

    (USD/PC)

    ASEAN

    2016

    31.91

    258.55

    8.10

    LATIN AMERICA

    2016

    14.02

    151.35

    10.80

    AGOA

    2016

    6.36

    42.67

    6.71

    CAFTA

    2016

    5.21

    35.19

    6.76

    EU27

    2016

    0.26

    6.83

    25.87

    TOTAL

    2016

    57.76

    494.59

    8.56

     

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    The percentage share in exports of women’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2017 shows that ASEAN was the largest exporter and contributes more than 60% (against 55% in 2016) of the total exports followed by LATIN AMERICA which contributes about 22% further AGOA and CAFTA contributes about 9% and 7% of the total exports in the year 2017.

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

    The percentage share in exports of women’s jeans into USA from different regions in 2016 shows that ASEAN shares the largest and contributes  55% of the total exports followed by LATIN AMERICA with 24% in the total exports . AGOA, CAFTA, and EU 27 contributes 11% , 9% , and 1% respectively.

    Comparison Of Exports Of All denim Apparels Into USA From Different Regions In 2017 And 2016

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  • Levi Vintage Clothing Spring/Summer 2018 Collection

    Levi Vintage Clothing Spring/Summer 2018 Collection

    Retro-inspired prints and graphics on beautiful patterned shirts produced by Levi’s® in the 1940s and 1950s, a sun-bleached 1920s balloon pant, 1930s riders chino in a classic wide leg, and interesting front pocket closures , all this you may find at the recently launched in the lookbook of SS’18 collection by Levi’s Vintage Clothing. Every season , Levi’s® Vintage Clothing dives deep into their Archives, dating back as far as 1873, to recreate iconic looks to honor and to celebrate the brand’s such rich heritage.

    Not only for men , even ladies can find their key piece this season in the 1950s lot. 701 jeans, which evolved from the first Levi’s® five-pocket jeans made just for women in 1934. The 1950s 701  jeans are made with signature selvedge stitching in pink (instead of the traditional red found on the 501) and includes the original Talon zipper manufactured since 1893. Another option for women craving a casual, beachy look is the 1950s 701 knee-length short. Complete the outfit with a Hawaiian print or polka dot top.

    “I spent time on research trips traveling between the Mexican border and Malibu exploring the old surf haunts and meeting current surfers to trace the link from the surf riders of the 1940s to today, and found the same passions still exist,” says Paul O’Neill, Design Director, Levi’s® Vintage Clothing. “This was an era before the classic California surfers we all associate with board shorts and long blond hair … this is where I cast the surfers who would act as models for our lookbook as well.”

    Scroll down to see some the most beautiful pieces from the lookbook which take you the early-mid 90’s nostalgia.

    1880 Triple Pleat Blouse | $400.00

    The Levi’s® Vintage Clothing 1880’s Triple Pleat Blouse is based on their oldest and earliest denim jacket. A hallmark of Western workwear, it now sits at the company’s  San Francisco archives. It’s named for the three center front pleats, designed to allow for expansion by clipping the threads. Distinguishing features include sewn-on metal branded buttons, large hand pockets with rounded bottoms and a cinched back with a leather patch at the waistband. The Rigid finish comes in indigo denim from the Cone Mills of North Carolina – the company which is now closed. The slubby pattern on the raw fabric look amazingly spring fresh !

    Spring/Summer 2018 Collection By Levi’s® Vintage Clothing | Denimsandjeans.com

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    1969 606® Jeans | $198.00

    The Levi’s® Vintage Clothing 606® is the original slim-fitting jean — a modern icon, styled long and lean. It was first introduced in the late 1960’s for a new generation of Levi’s® fans searching for slimmer and more stylish fits that wouldn’t break the bank. The reproduction faithfully recreates every element of the original and repeats the same manufacturing process. Like other Levi’s® Jeans with the orange tab, the 606® was made using efficient Line 8 construction, a simple and more cost-effective method that involved fewer steps. The garment is sewn together with bar tack stitches.

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    1966 501 Jeans | $260.00

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    1920’S Balloon Jeans | $278.00

    The Levi’s® Vintage Clothing 1920s Balloons are a signature early-century style. This wide silhouette is constructed from lightweight 2×1 grey weft denim, and finished with classic details like center press; cuffed hems and welt pockets. Reproduction of original 1920’s Levi’s Balloons.

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    1967 Type Iii Jacket | $385.00

    The Levi’s® Vintage Clothing Type III Jacket is true to the model from 1967 and second only to the 501® Jeans in the Levi’s® portfolio of iconic garments. Worn by ranchers, rock stars, truck drivers and rebels, it’s known today as the “Trucker Jacket.”  This one has definitive Trucker details including the Big “E” red tab, another iconic mid-century feature.

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    1933 501® Jeans | $260.00

    The Levi’s® Vintage Clothing 1933 501® Jean offered a new variety of wearing options it was updated with belt loops, but still retained the popular cinch and suspender buttons. Some owners wore their jeans with a belt instead of suspenders. They cut off the cinch right at the rivet and removed the suspender buttons, choosing not to follow the style of older generations.

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    1967 505® Jeans | $225.00

    “Summer of Love” 1967 505® is the classic slim-fitting jean of the 1960’s Ð cut slim and straight all the way from the thigh to the ankle. Unlike the 501®, it has a lower rise and zipper fly. This garment is made with selvedge denim and features big “E” red Tab. Remaining faithful to the original, Levi’s® Vintage Clothing has also included a Talon zipper—the original zipper, manufactured since 1893.

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    1976 501® Jeans | $285.00

    The 501® Jean of the late 1970’s shared shelf space with a wide range of pant styles popularized during the “Me Decade” Ð bell bottoms, straight legs, slacks with the look of jeans, and beyond. Despite the busy times, Levi Strauss and Co. stuck to the basics when it came to its most iconic style. The 1976 501® Jeans is popular with vintage enthusiasts, not for the fit or details, but for the fabric. The color started out a bit brighter but faded out faster, a welcome change for Levi’s® fans who wanted to fade their jeans as quickly as possible. This pair is made from classic Shrink-to-Fitâ„¢ denim, which forms to the customer over time.

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    1936 Type 1 Jacket | $385.00

    Rarely does a garment symbolize the American workforce like Levi’s® 1936 Type I Jacket. Cut for a regular fit from rigid denim, it was considered the unofficial uniform of the American working man. Recognizable period details include a double pleated front, single chest pocket, exposed copper rivets and copper-pronged cinch back for an adjustable fit. It also features  emblematic Two Horse® label, marked XX for quality.

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    1953 Type Ii Jacket | $385.00

    The Levi’s® Vintage Clothing 1953 Type II Jacket is a slightly updated and modified version of milestone 1936 Type I Jacket. This jacket became the unofficial uniform of the working man. It features button flap chest pockets, a pleated front, and copper-pronged cinch back for an adjustable fit. The Big “E” red tab is another iconic, mid-century detail.

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  • Analysis Of Gap Inc  Sales For 2017

    Analysis Of Gap Inc Sales For 2017

    GAp logoGap Inc is an American worldwide clothing and accessories retailer head quartered in California, USA. It has recently released its fourth quarter and fiscal year 2017. We analyse in the report below,  the net sales both region wise and also brand wise for Gap Inc : (Gap Global, Old Navy Global , Banana Republic Global) for the quarter and fiscal year 2017 . Also the stores information has been given at the end of the analysis.

    “Our strong positive comp and margin expansion during the critical holiday quarter affirms our balanced growth strategy,” said Art Peck, president and chief executive officer, Gap Inc. “Our outlook for 2018 demonstrates confidence in our strategy and a meaningful step up in earnings capacity for the company.” “We are positioning the company for long term growth,” said Teri List-Stoll, executive vice president and chief financial officer, Gap Inc. “In addition to leveraging productivity initiatives to fund investments in the business, recent tax reform changes provide a meaningful increase in future earnings.”

    A. Net Sales In Fourth Quarter 2017

    The table below shows the nets sales of different brands of Gap Inc. The net sales of Gap Global  was USD 1.61 billion and the nets sales of Old Navy Global  was  USD 2.16 billion which was the leading brand, the least sales was of Banana Republic Global was just 0.73 billion usd, the other segments contributed 0.28 billion usd, the total sales was 4.78 billion usd for the fourth quarter of 2017.Fourth quarter fiscal year 2017 net sales increased 8 percent to $4.8 billion and fiscal year 2017 net sales were $15.9 billion.

    <span;”>Regions

    (Q4 |2017)

    Gap Global

    (In Million USD)

    Old Navy Global

    (In Million USD)

    Banana Republic Global

    (In Million USD)

    Others

    (In Million USD)

    Total

    (In Million USD)

    % Net Sales
    U.S 928 1,961 621 283 3,793 80
    Canada 121 160 69 1 351 7
    Europe 191 0 4 0 195 4
    Asia 337 16 27 0 380 8
    Other Regions 29 24 6 0 59 1
    Total 1,606 2,161 727 284 4,778 100

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    The percentage net sales contribution by different brands of Gap Global Inc, in fourth quarter of 2017 shows the significant contribution was made by Old Navy Global of about 45 %  of the total sales . Similarly,  Gap global and Banana Republic  contributed 34 % and 15 % in total  sales, the others brands contributed just 6 % in Net Sales.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    The percentage net sales in different countries for the fourth quarter of 2017 shows that  out of the four countries U.S.A was leading market with 80 % in nets sales the second largest market was in Asia with 8 % whereas Canada was close to Asia with 7 % . Europe and other regions contributed 4 % and 1  % respectively. Gap has , despite efforts, not been able to make significant inroads into the European and Asian markets ,where other leading retailers like H&M , Zara etc are growing.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    B. Net Sales For The Full Year 2017

    The net sales in different countries for Gap Inc for the full year 2017 again , expectedly,  shows that U.S.A was largest in sales with USD 12.57 billion , the second largest sales was made in  Asia with USD 1.26 billion but just 8% of sales,  , similarly Canada contributed 1.17 billion usd , Europe was the least contribution in net sales with just about 4% of total sales.

    Regions

    (Full Year 2017)

    Gap Global

    (In Million USD)

    Old Navy Global

    (In Million USD)

    Banana Republic Global

    (In Million USD)

    Others

    (In Million USD)

    Total

    (Million USD)

    % Net Sales
    U.S 3,065 6,570 2,017 916 12,568 80
    Canada 398 547 225 3 1,173 7
    Europe 626 0 15 0 641 4
    Asia 1,117 50 96 0 1,263 8
    Other Regions 112 71 27 0 210 1
    Total 5,318 7,238 2,380 919 15,855 100

    The net sales for different brands for the full year 2017 shows that the Old Navy Global contributes  largest in sales with 7.24 billion usd, the second largest contribution was made by Gap Global with 5.32 billion usd similarly Banana Republic contributes 2.39 billion usd , the total sales of different brands for the full year 2017 was 15.86 billion usd .

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    Thus Old Navy Global contributed 46 % of the total sales followed by Gap Global at 33 %

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    The Net sales for the different countries for the full year 2017 again shows that U.S.A contributes the largest sales of different brands of Gap Inc, with 80% of the total sales contribution , Asia was the second largest contributor and close to it was Canada with 7 %, Europe contributed least margin in net sales .

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    C. Net Sales Of Different Brands

    1. Gap Global

    The net sales of one of the brand of Gap inc is Gap Global , the net sales of Gap global in USA shows that USA is the leading market for Gap Global with 0.93 billion usd , Asia was the second largest with 0.34 billion usd , similarly  Europe contributes 0.19 billion usd and the little more is contributed by Canada with 0.12 billlion usd .

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    The net sales of Gap Global for different countries in 2017 shows that U.S.A contributes the largest in net sales with USD 3.07 billion followed by Asia with USD 0.11 billion . Similarly Canada and Europe  contributed 0.40 billion usd and 0.63 billion usd in the net sales.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    2. Old Navy

    The net sales of Old Navy Global for different countries in the fourth quarter of 2017 shows that USA was the major market with USD 1.96 billion usd , Canada was the second largest market with 0.16 billion usd ,the least contribution was made by  Asian regions.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    3. Banana Republic

    The net sales for Banana Republic Global for different countries in the fourth quarter of 2017 shows that the USA had the major market of 0.62 billion usd and the second largest market was Canada with 0.07 billion usd. Europe and Asia had considerable low contribution to the net sales for the fourth quarter 2017.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

     D. Net Sales In Different Countries

    1. U.S.A

    In the USA regions the sales for the fourth quarter of 2017 shows that, Old Navy Global was largest brand for Gap with USD 1.96 billion of sales . Gap Global was the second and followed by Banana Republic.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    2. Canada

    The sales in Canada for the different brands for the fourth quarter of 2017 shows that Old Navy Global contributes the largest sales with 0.16 billion usd of sales followed closely by  Gap Global and there was a relatively less contribution by Banana Republic Global.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    3. Europe

    It is surprising to see that In the Europe region there were only two brands which contributed in sales for the fourth quarter : Gap Global and Banana Republic Global. Old Navy is nowhere to be seen !

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    The net sales in Europe for different brands in 2017 shows that Gap Global contributes 0.626 billion usd whereas Banana Republic Global contributes 0.015 billion usd . This shows that Old Navy has actually no presence or standing in Europe.

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    4. Asia

    The net sales in Asia for different brands for the fourth quarter of 2017 shows that Gap Global was the largest contributor in sales followed by Banana Republic . Old Navy has a small presence which again shows that besides US market , Old Navy struggles in other regions and is not able to achieve the sales.  Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

    c. Stores Informations (Stores In Numbers)

    The stores information for the fourth quarter of 2017  was as follows. The stores count given below shows that for Gap Inc, North America had the most stores count of 810 stores and also largest closure of 27 stores whereas Asia had a stores count of 313 stores  in fourth quarter of 2017 with most openings of 28 stores.

    Old Navy had maximum concentration of stores in North America with  a count of 1,066 stores count  and also max openings of 12 stores. Old Navy is definitely very weak in Asia !

    Banana Republic had most stores in North America with about 596 stores with major closures of 21 stores. In all , Gap closed 101 stores and opened 56 – a net closure of 45 stores !

    Regions

    Stores locations at the beginning of Q4|2017

    Stores location opened

    Stores location closed

    Stores location end of Q4|2017

    Gap North America

    835

    2

    27

    810

    Gap Asia

    309

    28

    24

    313

    Gap Europe

    157

    1

    3

    155

    Old Navy North America

    1,057

    12

    3

    1,066

    Old Navy Asia

    13

    1

    0

    14

    Banana Republic North America

    596

    1

    21

    576

    Banana Republic Asia

    48

    0

    3

    45

    Athleta North America

    140

    8

    0

    148

    Intermix North America

    38

    0

    0

    38

    Company operated stores total

    3,193

    53

    81

    3,165

    Franchise

    446

    3

    20

    429

    Total

    3,639

    56

    101

    3,594

     

    Sales Analysis Of Gap Inc For Fourth And Full Year 2017

  • Greg Lauren Uses Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In Spring Summer 2018 Collection

    Greg Lauren Uses Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In Spring Summer 2018 Collection

    Greg Lauren has once again showcased his unique approach towards fashion and styling with the release of his SS’18 collection . The collection brings to memory the Japanese brand FDMTL which uses boro fabric to create beautiful designs . However,  Greg’s idea of creation is very different from what FDMTL does . Greg’s collection offers a blend of contrasting colors and fabrics to create designs such as the 1990s-style denim/plaid shirt and patchwork pants to the forefront of the drop. The entire collection is demonstration of denim patchwork , fabric combinations on different pieces and looks perfect for street styling.

    QUILTED CAMOUFLAGE VEST

    Greg Lauren flight vest featuring a 50/50 quilted camouflage nylon upper panelling cut, vintage denim lower panel, two-way zip closure, three-pocket construction, scalloped hem, and tonal stitching. Basically a pieced together vest with elements from jeans, jackets, skirts etc.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    ‘TUX’ VINTAGE DENIM PATCHWORK PANTS

    Greg Lauren vintage denim five-pocket patchwork pants in blue, cropped leg, waist drawstrings, front button closure, distressing at front and back, contrast-color striped taping at sides, turn under bottom hem, contrast stitching.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    50/50 VINTAGE DENIM ARMY COAT

    Greg Lauren relaxed-fit reconstructed 50/50 vintage denim “revolutionary” coat in red and blue, notched lapel with contrast-color lining, gold collar trim, engraved golden military button detailing, side patch pockets, denim-repaired patching throughout, high rear vent, raw-edge rear hem, asymmetric cutoff front hem, contrast stitching.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    CROPPED ADMIRAL NOMAD JACKET

    Greg Lauren relaxed-fit cropped nomad jacket in ivory, engraved army buttoning detail in gold, plunging neckline, shawl collar, cinched back, denim-repaired distressing, vented cuffs, flared hem, tonal stitching

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    HOMESPUN CHECK X VINTAGE DENIM SHIRT

    Greg Lauren button-down 50/50 assemblage shirt in ivory and indigo, homespun check pattern, repurposed vintage denim panel, band collar, front pouch pocket, elongated buttoned sleeves, straight hem, contrast stitching.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    VINTAGE DENIM ‘ADMIRAL’ TRUCKER JACKET

    Greg Lauren tailored vintage denim trucker jacket in blue and ivory, engraved military buttoning detail in gold, shawl collar, patch-repaired distressing, straight hem, contrast stitching.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    VINTAGE DENIM ADMIRAL NOMAD COAT

    Greg Lauren reconstructed assemblage nomad coat in navy and indigo, repurposed denim panelling, subtle partial distressing, silk shawl collar with engraved steel military buttons, buttoned gathered back, patterned patch appliqué at lower sides, stripe-lined side welt pockets, peaked hem, tonal stitching etc.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    VINTAGE DENIM TRACK JACKET

    Greg Lauren relaxed-fit repurposed vintage denim patchwork track jacket in indigo, frayed distressing throughout, choker collar, roped two-way zip closure, twin striping detail in ivory, front pouch pocket, rib-knit trim, raw-edge bottom hem, contrast stitching.

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    BLEACHED BUTTON-DOWN SHIRT

    Relaxed-fit button-down shirt featuring repurposed and destroyed panel construction on bleached fabrics. The lower front yoke and right is designed with denim patch inserts. Garment details include a scallop-neck collar, buttoned placket, buttoned cuffs, safety pin detail on right cuff, vented sides, and tonal stitching

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com

    Greg Lauren Focuses On Distressed Indigo Denim Patchwork In His SS18 Collection | Denimsandjeans.com