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2. SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY
Department of Textile Engineering
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3. • Abstract
• Introduction
• Experimental
• Results & Discussion
• Conclusion
• Acknowledgement
• References
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4. • Acknowledgement
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Experimental
• Results & Discussion
• Conclusion
• References
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5. • Denim is a cotton or cotton/polyester blend, durable heavy weight twill
weave yarn dyed fabric. Usually the warp is colored and weft is white.
• The term “Denim” comes from the city of Nimes in France.
• Long wearing & fashionable fabric.
• Denim was originally used by workers. They wore denim clothes because
of its durability & safety.
• In the 1800’s American gold miners wanted clothes that were strong and
did not tear easily. Levi Strauss started a wholesale business, supplying
clothes to people who required it. He made overalls, commonly known as
jeans.
• Levi, this is when the brand Levi Strauss was created and is still extremely
successful today.
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7. 40%
15%
5%
15%
25%
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8. Denim Brand Denim Brand Denim Brand
45rpm Edwin Mavi Jeans
1921 Jeans Evisu Miss Sixty
575 Denim Genetic Denim Naked & Famous
7 for all Mankind Giorgio Armani Nudie
Acne Jeans Hudson Jeans Paige Premium
AG Jeans Iron Heart Paper Denim
Antik Denim J Brand PRPS
Cheap Monday Joe’s Jeans Rag & Bone
Citizens of Humanity Juicy Courture Red Monkey
Current/Elliot Kasil Rock & Republic
Del Forte Denim Ksubi Samurai
Diesel LA Denim Atelier Serfontaine
dvb – Denim Lee Jeans Siwy Denim
Earl Jeans Levi’s Sugarcane
Earnest Sewn Loomstate True Religion
G Star William Rast Wrangler
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9. Continents No. of Producers
Yearly Production
(in linear yards)
ASIA (CHINA) 297 3497000000
ASIA (OTHER COUNTRIES) 104 1880000000
NORTH AMERICA 9 406000000
EUROPE 41 698000000
LATIN AMERICA 46 1082000000
AFRICA 15 164000000
AUSTRALIA 1 15000000
TOTAL WORLD 513
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10. Fabric Manufacturing Mills 703
Woven 561
Denim 21
Home Textiles 18
Knit Fabrics 103
Bengal Denim Ltd.
Beximco Textiles Ltd.
Chittagong Denim Mills Ltd.
Desh Denim Mills Ltd.
Dhaka Denim Ltd.
Envoy Textiles Ltd.
Ha-Meem Denim Ltd.
Mab Denim Ltd.
Nassa Group
Pacific Denims Ltd.
Partex Denim ltd.
Royal Denim Ltd.
Shasha Denims Ltd.
Sinha Denim Ltd.
Titas Spinning & Denim Company Ltd.
Top Listed Denim Mills:
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14. • Acknowledgement
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Experimental
• Results & Discussion
• Conclusion
• References
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15. Diversification Categories:
• According to Weave
• According to Yarn Characteristics
• According to Yarn Composition
• According to Color
• According to Finishing
• According to Wash
• According to end use
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16. Right Hand Twill Left Hand Twill 1/1 Chambray Broken Twill
Zig-Zag Twill Herringbone Twill Cord Fancy Design
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17. Ring yarn OE yarn Slub yarn Multi yarn
Polyester in weft Lycra+Cotton in weft Lycra+Polyester in weft
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18. Weight Range: 4.0 oz/yd2 to 16.0 oz/yd2
Light: 4.50 oz/yd2 Medium: 7.00 oz/yd2 Heavy: 15.50 oz/yd2
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19. Indigo Indigo Dark Blue Black
Black Ash Solid Dyed
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20. 100% cotton coated Polyester coated Poly Stretch coated
Printed Denim
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21. • Acknowledgement
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Experimental
• Results & Discussion
• Conclusion
• References
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22. • Cotton/bamboo fiber denim
• Tencel/cotton denim
• Pure tencel denim
• DuPont Coolmax functional fiber demin
• Silk Denim
• Jacquard Denim
• And many more..
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24. • Increase Facility For Denim Research
• Making Research Team
• Improve Spinning Techniques
• Increase Govt. Facility
• Sample Making
• Own Creativity
• Always Connect With World
• Think About Different Uses
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26. At present, more than 78 per cent of the country’s export
earnings come from Textiles & Clothing. Denim
Manufacturing can be a key to success for Bangladesh. So
in that situation we need to think deep about denim and
its different uses. The Govt. should take step now
because this is the right time we are crossing. Diversified
Denim has huge market & popularity all over the world.
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27. We are very much grateful to:
• Prof. Dr. Engr. Ayub Nabi Khan
– Lecturer, Southeast University.
• Professor Syed Fakhrul Hassan
– Chairman, Southeast University.
• Mr. Rafat Bin Hasan
– Denim Technologist, Partex Denim Ltd.
• Everybody who helped us.
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28. Mohammad Israfil Alam
ID: 2007200400045
Batch: 6th (FMT)
E-mail: israfil_tex@yahoo.com
Cell: 01717123339
Gazi Rushel Uz Zaman
ID: 2007200400046
Batch: 6th (FMT)
E-mail: rushel.shuvo@yahoo.com
Cell: 01913728915
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29. • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denim
• http://www.denimblog.com/
• www.cottoninc.com
• http://www.denimist.com.tr/
• http://www.denimsandjeans.com/denim-brands/
• http://www.denimsandjeans.com/
• http://www.btmadhaka.com/Bangladesh%20Textile%20Industry.html
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