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This document discusses recent trends in denim styles. It outlines developments like double-faced denim for roll-up jeans, brighter and faded blue tones, fluorescent colored denim, pale vintage styles, textured denims using different weaves, lighter weight fabrics, canvas-look fabrics, sateen stretch denim, knit denim, denim for more formal looks, colored denims, cropped jeans, boyfriend jeans, skinny jeans, brushed metallic denim effects, and chalk effects on jeans created using special pastes. The trends highlighted focus on new washes, weaves, weights, fits and colors for denim.
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This document summarizes different types of knitted fabrics and their key characteristics. It discusses the differences between knitted and woven fabrics, and then describes various knitting stitches and the fabrics they produce, including jersey/flat, purl, rib, interlock, double knit, warp knit, tricot and more. It provides details on each type of knit fabric like construction, appearance, common uses and variations.
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Types of fabrics suited for children's dress include cotton, linen, rayon, silk, and organza. Cotton is soft and breathable, making it comfortable for children. Linen is absorbent but wrinkles easily. Rayon is often colorful and comfortable. Silk is smooth but vulnerable to stains. Organza is a thin, plain-woven sheer fabric traditionally made from silk. Accessories like hats, bracelets, and ribbons can be added to dresses to make outfits more beautiful while following design principles. Common trimmings include bindings, collars, embroidery, and ruffles used to enhance garments.
The document discusses the history and properties of denim fabric. It begins by explaining the origins of the words "denim" and "jeans," noting that denim fabric originated in France and was later used to make American jeans. It then provides details on the structure, specifications, and characteristics of typical denim fabric. The document classifies denim based on weight, color, texture, and composition. It also discusses different types of denim fabrics, including raw denim, selvage denim, stretch denim, and blends with other materials. Finally, it outlines two categories of denim washes - wet washes like bleaching and enzyme washes, and dry washes like stone washing and micro
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Denim is a rugged cotton twill fabric where the weft passes under two or more warp threads. There are many different types of denim weaves that produce varied textures and appearances, including twill weaves like right-hand twill (RHT) and left-hand twill (LHT), satin weaves, dobby weaves, and jacquard weaves. Denim fabrics are traditionally made from indigo-dyed warp yarns, but can also be stonewashed, acid-washed, or feature varied yarn colors.
Weave is the method or process of interlacing two yarn or similar material so that they cross each other at right angle to produce woven fabric . Traditionally, denim fabric are 3/1 warp-faced twill fabric made from a yarn dyed warp and an undyed weft yarn and the warp yarn is indigo dyed ,however this twill weave fabric is also available in textures, such as cross hatch and jacquard etc. The textures selected during the design development process for upcoming seasons are chosen with the wash treatment in mind, such as enzyme, acid etc and look & performance requirement of finish product.
Jeans are a type of pants or trousers, typically made from denim or dungaree cloth. Often the term "jeans" refers to a particular style of trousers, called "blue jeans", which were invented by Jacob W. Davis in partnership with Levi Strauss & Co. in 1871
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The document discusses the history and properties of denim fabric. It begins by explaining the origins of the words "denim" and "jeans," noting that denim fabric originated in France and was later used to make American jeans. It then provides details on the structure, specifications, and characteristics of typical denim fabric. The document classifies denim based on weight, color, texture, and composition. It also discusses different types of denim fabrics, including raw denim, selvage denim, stretch denim, and blends with other materials. Finally, it outlines two categories of denim washes - wet washes like bleaching and enzyme washes, and dry washes like stone washing and micro
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Denim is a rugged cotton twill fabric where the weft passes under two or more warp threads. There are many different types of denim weaves that produce varied textures and appearances, including twill weaves like right-hand twill (RHT) and left-hand twill (LHT), satin weaves, dobby weaves, and jacquard weaves. Denim fabrics are traditionally made from indigo-dyed warp yarns, but can also be stonewashed, acid-washed, or feature varied yarn colors.
Weave is the method or process of interlacing two yarn or similar material so that they cross each other at right angle to produce woven fabric . Traditionally, denim fabric are 3/1 warp-faced twill fabric made from a yarn dyed warp and an undyed weft yarn and the warp yarn is indigo dyed ,however this twill weave fabric is also available in textures, such as cross hatch and jacquard etc. The textures selected during the design development process for upcoming seasons are chosen with the wash treatment in mind, such as enzyme, acid etc and look & performance requirement of finish product.
Denim is a rugged cotton twill fabric most commonly used for jeans. It was invented in California in the 1850s by Levi Strauss and remains popular worldwide. Denim is made from cotton that is dyed blue using indigo dye before being woven. The manufacturing process involves spinning cotton yarn, dyeing the warp yarns blue with indigo, sizing the yarns, weaving the fabric using a twill weave, and finishing the fabric with treatments like stone washing to create different looks. Denim is versatile and commonly used for jeans, jackets, bags, upholstery and more. It remains one of the most popular fabrics globally.
This document is a project report submitted by Geeta Kumari, a student of fashion design, on the topic of garment technology. The report provides information on different types of seams and stitches, including definitions and examples. It discusses plain seams, lapped seams, French seams, flat felled seams, and more. It also covers topics like stitch per inch, classes of stitches, types of seams including superimposed seams, lapped seams, and bound seams. The report was submitted to fulfill requirements for Geeta Kumari's two-year diploma in fashion design.
This document provides information about denim jeans, including:
- Heavier denim jeans (19+ ounces) will create more varied fading over time compared to lighter jeans. Medium-weight denim (14-18 ounces) will develop more character as they age.
- When choosing jeans, consider body type - for example, athletic builds often look best in straight cuts, while skinny or slim fits can work well for thin legs.
- Common denim cuts include straight leg, boot cut, skinny, and flare/bell bottom styles. Rise, or the distance from the waist to crotch, also varies between low, mid, and high rises.
- Tips for looking good in
Dry or raw denim refers to denim that is not washed after dyeing. It will fade over time through wear, creating patterns like whiskers, combs, stacks, and train tracks. Selvedge denim is made using a continuous weft thread passed through the warp beams, resulting in finished edges. Denim is traditionally dyed with indigo through a process of repeated dipping and oxidation.
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-Fibre & yarn, Weight, Structure
-good quality production of denim
-COTTON YARN
-RING SPUN YARN
-DENIM DYES
-PROPERTIES OF DENIM
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-TYPES OF DENIM FABRICS
- most popular variants
-INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
-JEANS QUALITY Testing
-QUALITY TESTING
STANDARD
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-ASIA-PACIFIC IS THE FASTEST GROWING REGION
-JEANS CARE LABEL
-TARGET MARKET
-Jeans manufacturers in India
-TOP 10 JEANS BRANDS IN INDIA
-Jeans Trend
1. SLOUCHY SILHOUETTES
2. DARK WASHES
3. HEAD-TO-TOE
4. WIDE LEG JEANS
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This project report summarizes various classes of stitches and types of seams according to British standards. It discusses stitches per inch guidelines for different fabrics, defines different types of seams like plain, french, and flat felled seams. It also explains 8 classes of stitches - from superimposed and lapped seams to edge neatening and decorative seams. Specific lockstitch, chainstitch and coverstitch formations are also outlined. The report aims to provide information on standard stitches and seams for fashion design students.
Denim is a rugged cotton twill fabric that is woven so that the weft passes under two or more warp threads. Denim was invented in California in the 1850s and is now the most popular fabric in the world, with over 400 million pairs of jeans sold annually in the US alone. The manufacturing process of denim involves spinning cotton fibers into yarn, dyeing and sizing the warp yarns, weaving the fabric, and applying various finishing treatments. Common defects in Bangladeshi denim sewing include broken or unraveling stitches from abrasion or chemical degradation. Denim is used for a wide range of clothing and home goods.
Denim is a rugged cotton twill fabric that is woven so that the weft passes under two or more warp threads. Denim was invented in California in the 1850s and is now the most popular fabric in the world, with over 400 million pairs of jeans sold annually in the US alone. The manufacturing process of denim involves spinning cotton fibers into yarn, dyeing and sizing the warp yarns, weaving the fabric, and applying various finishing treatments. Common defects in Bangladeshi denim sewing include broken or unraveling stitches from abrasion or chemical degradation. Denim is used for a wide range of clothing and home goods.
This document discusses various types of seams and stitches used in garment construction. It begins by defining what a seam is and explaining factors to consider when choosing seams. It then provides details on 18 specific seam types, including plain seams, lapped seams, French seams, and flat felled seams. It also covers stitch per inch guidelines and 8 classes of seams as defined by British standards. In summary, the document serves as a guide to the different seams and stitches used in apparel manufacturing.
The document discusses various topics related to advanced garment manufacturing including:
1) The three main divisions of apparel manufacturers - design, production, and sales. All divisions work together to design, produce, and sell clothing.
2) The design process and responsibilities of fashion designers which includes producing concepts, making sketches, developing patterns, overseeing production, and analyzing trends.
3) The different types of seams used in garment construction like plain seams, French seams, and decorative stitched seams. It also discusses techniques for adding fullness like darts, tucks, pleats and gathers.
4) Sequential operations in garment construction and the various classes of seams
Weaving: Denim jeans begin in the cotton fields, where workers pick the cotton that will ultimately be used to create denim material. Machines process the cotton, which is then twisted into thread and rolled onto large spools. The fabric is created by weaving vertical threads (warp) and horizontal threads (weft).
The document summarizes the process of denim manufacturing. It involves several steps: ball warping, rope dyeing, slasher dyeing, re-beaming, sizing, weaving, and finishing. Rope dyeing involves continuously feeding ball warps into a dye range for application of indigo dye. Slasher dyeing is an alternative to rope dyeing. Re-beaming separates ropes of yarn and keeps them parallel. Sizing increases strength and abrasion resistance. Weaving interlaces warp and weft yarns. Finishing includes singeing, skewing, pre-drying, and shrinking. The document also discusses the use of spandex in denim for stretch and
The document provides information about textiles and the textile manufacturing process. It begins with definitions of textile and knitting. It then discusses the history of textiles dating back thousands of years. Different types of fabrics are described like cotton, chiffon, crepe, denim, lace, linen, silk, velvet and wool. The cotton manufacturing process is explained in detail through the various stages. Finally, the roles of a textile designer and how textile design relates to interior design are outlined.
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From The Middle East Knitting Techniques Spread To Spain. From Spain Knitting Spread to the Whole of
Continental Europe During The Middle Ages and by the 12th Century It Was Already an Advanced Craft.
The First Knitters Guild Was Founded In Paris In The 13th Century, Followed By Similar Organizations In
Other European Countries.
This document discusses different types of knitting. It begins by explaining the basic process of knitting and different yarns and needles that can be used. It then describes various knitting machines including flat-bed and circular machines. The document focuses on classifying knitting into weft and warp knitting. It provides details on specific knitting stitches like jersey, purl, rib, and interlock. It also discusses characteristics and applications of different knitted fabrics.
This document discusses different types of knitting. It begins by explaining the basic process of knitting and different yarns and needles that can be used. It then describes various types of knitting machines including flat-bed and circular machines. The document focuses on classifying knitting into weft and warp knitting. It provides details on specific knitting stitches like jersey, purl, rib, and interlock. Warp knitting types like tricot, raschel, and milanese are also outlined. Finally, it briefly mentions double knit jacquard knitting machines.
This project report discusses seams and stitches. It defines seams and their importance in garment construction. It describes 17 types of seams including plain, lapped, French, and flat felled seams. It also discusses stitches per inch and classes of stitches according to the British Standard 3870 Part 1. The classes include chain, lock, and overlock stitches. The report provides examples of typical stitch classes and their uses such as Class 301 for seaming and Class 504 for finishing seams. Overall, the document provides a comprehensive overview of different seams and stitch types used in garment construction.
Konica Akter submitted a report on fabrics and trims to Hridika Nusrat Kuntala of the Fashion Design and Textiles Department at NID. The report provides an overview of various fabrics such as cotton, silk, wool, and man-made fabrics. It also describes common trims used in clothing construction such as buttons, zippers, interlinings, linings, motifs, laces, and elastic. The report includes details on traditional Bangladeshi clothing, textiles from hill tribes, and different types of fabrics like georgette, organza, and taffeta.
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13 Different Types of Jeans Materials and Fabrics.pdf
1. 13 Different Types of Jeans Materials and Fabrics
Although denim fashions are continuously changing, they are incredibly comfortable to wear for
hours, fit bodies perfectly, and are simple to match and pair with other items in your wardrobe,
whether for day or night.
However, fashion has changed to include straight legs, wide legs, flares, and more. Based on
countless reviews, we’ve compiled the top blue jeans material types with composition and
manufacturing below so you can select the ones that will become wardrobe mainstays.
How many types of denim fabric exist? An overview of denim fabric types is provided.
1. Dry denim or raw denim
2. After being dyed during production, raw or dry denim is not cleaned. Raw denim is thus a deep,
strong, and tough denim fabric type. Many people prefer the way that such a denim color will
fade over time.
2. Denim with selvages
3. One particular style of denim is called selvage. It develops a crisp, unfurling, natural edge. It is
constructed with a single cross-yarn in continuous motion, a very sophisticated technique that
results in a robust, long-lasting item of apparel. Green, white, brown, yellow, and red thread—
the latter of which is most frequently used—are typically used to sew the selvage edge.
Comparatively speaking, this style of denim is more expensive. Denim that is either dry or raw
3. Denim with color
4. Warp or weft yarn that has been dyed is used to create brown denim fabric. It’s currently
popular. Regular jeans can be given interest, femininity, and a sunny personality by adding
colored denim. By using a procedure called piece dying, you can get this kind of denim. In
reality, colored denim is twill rather than other denim materials. The fabric that is typically used
for jeans and is indigo and white is referred to as “denim,” particularly.
4. Poly denim
5. A dressier kind of denim can be seen in poly denim. Polydenim is for casual clothing
manufacturers. It is portable and simple to clean and dry. It is easy to wear and still maintains a
polished appearance. This cloth is less likely to wrinkle.
5. Bubblegum denim
6. Lycra-based denim with a 35–50% stretch is known as bubblegum denim. Women’s clothing,
like shorts, is frequently made with bubblegum denim.
6. Damaged denim
7. A weft thread with an overtwist is used to weave crushed denim. This denim appears to be
wrinkled perpetually. After washing, the fabric shrinks. Bleach and stone can also be used to
enhance the appearance.
7. Vintage jeans
8. Old-looking denim is considered vintage. Normal denim that has been stone-washed or given an
organic enzyme cellulose wash with bleach has a texture that is tattered and worn-looking.
8. Denim bull
9. a dense weave of thick denim (14 oz. more). Bull denim is strong and heavy, and it takes dye
extremely well with excellent results. This denim is ideal for a variety of uses, including
headboards, draperies, upholstery, pillow covers, and slipcovers.
9. Slubby jeans
10. Slub denim is defined as denim that has been woven utilizing both warp and weft threads made
from slubby, uneven yarn. A more uncommon variety of denim, it fades with a distinctive criss-
cross pattern. Denim with crosshatches is another name for it.
10. Acid-washed Denim
Scrubbing the fabric with a pumice stone that has been dipped in chlorine produces acid-wash
denim. It can also be created by adding chemical acids to the wash. Scrubbed colors deteriorate
and take on a mottled, washed, and worn appearance. There have been many instances of this
1980s trend since then.
11. Stretch jeans
11. To give denim fabric some stretch, it can be infused with spandex or lycra. As it is mostly used
for tight jeans, this type of denim fabric is a joy to wear because it is so comfortable.
12. Ecru Denim
12. Ecru denim is undyed and is made from cotton that is already that hue. The color is light and
creamy.
13. Organic Jeans
13. There are no chemicals utilized in the cotton growth processes of organic denim. This is regarded
as a healthier option than conventional denim, much like everything that is organic.
What Is The Fabric Composition Of Jeans?
14. Fabric for denim or jeans is made of cotton with a durable, tight weave that is occasionally
“broken rope” woven into the fabric. The weft yarn is made of carded yarn in the same color as
the warp yarn, which is twisted with a dyed chain.
Regarding the fabric’s composition, soft denim fabric, mostly made of cotton and containing 2–
3% elastane, is quite popular in modern society. an extremely comfortable fabric that has been
expertly crafted to accentuate shapes and suit the body flawlessly, allowing unrestricted
movement. The majority of women wear light-stretch jeans, which contain 20.30% elastane as
part of the fabric.
Most often used in women’s clothes, light stretch denim is made up of 20.30% elastane. The
cotton fiber must first be untangled after being cleansed and agitated. After that, the carding
stage is added, which is necessary to separate the fibers and create thick cords that can be pulled
and twisted. The fibers enter a centrifuge and are twisted to create a continuous thread, which is
then gathered on coils.
The color is applied to the outside of the threads through a bathing and oxidizing process,
leaving the inside of the threads their natural white color. Denim fabric for jeans is dyed while
still in thread form before weaving. The textiles come to life on the frame, where each thread
passes through a ‘liccio’ ring that may be mechanically lifted and lowered. The best fabric jeans
are very stiff when they are created, and after the first wash, they tighten by 10 to 12%.
15. What Is The Most Common Type Of Jeans?
Slim-Fit Jeans
This is one of the most popular and high-quality denim fabric types; it is versatile and can be
worn in a variety of settings.
Despite not being as tight as skinny-fit jeans, slim-fit jeans nevertheless suit your legs perfectly.
They often have tapering legs, which thin significantly more at the bottom than at the top.
Skinny-Fit Jeans
Denim that fits closely around your legs from top to bottom is known as a skinny fit. Since they
are typically composed of stretchable denim, they are cozy to wear. 3–3.5wear.Everyone looks
great in skinny jeans.
Straight-Fit Jeans
16. The most popular types of jeans are straight-fitting. They have a straight leg, which denotes that
they are not tapered at the bottom, and are referred to as “regular” because of this.
Men or women who prefer a traditional and timeless appearance can choose straight-fit jeans.
You can pair them with numerous kinds of t-shirts, sweatshirts, polos, shirts, jackets, and coats.
Bootcut’s Jeans
The leg opening on bootcut jeans is broader than that on straight-fit jeans. Because they have
flared bottoms.
We suggest wearing shirts since these kinds of jeans are perfect for those who want to wear
boots. You can create a style to wear on the weekends or for a night out by wearing these jeans.
Loose-Fit Jeans
Jeans that are loose-fitting and comfy are known as loose-fit jeans. Typically, they fit loosely
over the thighs and buttocks and feature roomy pockets. When you’re at home or out with
friends, we advise wearing them.
Ripped Jeans
Jeans that have been intentionally ripped or damaged are known as ripped jeans. Usually, the
knee or thigh area has holes.
When going out at night or on the weekends, for example, ripped jeans are ideal. They look best
paired with boots or sneakers.
How Much Fabric Do You Need For Jeans?
17. Let’s examine the parts required to create a pair of jeans: You need about 1.6 meters of fabric for
wide-loom denim. That amount is approximately 2.5 meters for selvage denim (or 3–3.5 meters
if selvage is also used for the fly and waistband).
About 1.5 yards of normal denim and 2.0 yards from a short or selvage roll will be needed for
each pair of typical jeans. It would be advisable to buy extra denim for any mistakes or errors for
the little amount charged per denim yard.
How Are Jeans Made, Step By Step?
18. To create your pair of homemade jeans, simply follow the step-by-step instructions.
1. Get Your Work Area Ready. In a designated area adjacent to a sewing machine, arrange all
of your supplies. To lay out your textiles on the tabletop, make sure you have enough space.
2. Pin The Pattern And Mark It. Lay your denim and cotton fabric flat on your work surface.
Then, open the pattern, which should have the shapes for the jean pieces (to be used with the
denim) and the front pocket bags (which use cotton). Your pattern’s parts should lay flush when
you spread them out across the fabric and secure them with pins.
3. Cut The Pattern Out. Utilizing your jean fabric material cutter, cut the cotton and denim
tracings into the desired size.
4. Construct The Front Pockets. To keep the top open, align the front pocket bag pieces at the
edges and use your sewing machine to sew the sides together. Sew a denim patch on the pocket
bag’s top corner so it can be seen from the front of your pants. Sew the large denim pieces that
will make up the front of the legs’ pockets together. The top edges of the pockets should be
folded over and ironed to hide any unsewn seams. For a polished appearance, add a top stitch.
5. Make The Pockets On The Back. Fold each edge of the back pocket denim pieces so that no
raw fabric is visible. Using an iron, press the pockets onto the large back leg pieces’ fronts. To
attach the pockets to the jeans, use a straight stitch.
19. 6. Construct A Fly. Onto the denim piece for the left front leg, stitch straight the fabric piece for
the fly. Use the denim-colored thread to blend the seam into the fabric.
7. Finish the zipper. You should fold the unfinished fabric fly edge over the fabric zipper panel
on your jeans. A zipper will be sewed onto the interior of each part and used to join the front leg
pieces.
8. Stitch The Inseam. Pin the rear leg parts together along the curved edge that runs between the
buttocks after stacking the pieces on top of one another. Sew the curved edge of the back of the
crotch together using your sewing machine. The front and rear leg components of your jeans
should be positioned on top of one another. To attach them, leave a one-quarter-inch seam
allowance and pin them together along the inseam.
9. Sew The Sides Together. Invert your pair of jeans so that the inseam is on the outside. Legs’
outer seams, leaving a one-quarter-inch seam allowance, should be pinned together. Utilizing
your sewing machine, sew them together. The fronts and backs of the legs are now joined.
10. Hem The Denim. Your jeans’ hems can be finished with a finished seam by folding them
twice below to cover the raw edge. Use a straight stitch to sew the hem to hold it in place.
11. Waistband Put On. Sew the waistband pieces together to form a belt shape by stacking the
waistband parts on top of one another. Your pants’ tops should be sewn to the waistband.
12. Secure The Belt Loops. From the remaining denim, make little belt loops. Each strip should
have a top stitch to conceal the raw edges after being folded over on itself. Five to seven loops
are required, depending on the size of your jeans. Your pants’ waistband should have the belt
loops stitched along them. The loops’ ends should be riveted shut using the mallet.
13. Fasten The Button And Rivets. Just above the fly of your pants, make a little hole in the
waistband. After pulling the end through the hole, bang the button into position using a mallet.
Then, on the side of the waistband that is not facing you, create a slit for the buttonhole with
your fabric cutter. To strengthen and stop fraying, stitch the hole’s edges. Put rivets in the
corners of pockets and belt loops with the mallet.
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