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Products made of Denim
History of Denim
Denim product's
Type of Denim
tent
- Bags
- Capri pants
- Dresses
- Hats
- Socks
- Shoes
- Skirts
- Shirts
Nime
in 17th Century
Denim
- Stretch
- Poly
- Ring
- Bull
- Printed
- Slub etc.
cover
sail
Denim Helmet
Denim Wedding dress
Denim coat for dogs and pets
Top 10 Manufacturer of World
Denim
China
North America
India
Brazil
Turkey
Pakistan
Italy
Bangladesh
Japan
Srilanka
- History of Denim
- Manufacturing of Denim
- Special treatments
- International Market
Gold rush
Top Jeans Brand’s by Sell
Levi Strauss & Co
Diesel
Wrangler
Pepe Jeans London
Lee
Lee Cooper
Calvin Klein
G-star
Armani
True Religion
Top Importer of World
Denim
United States Of America
European Union
China
Japan
Korea
Global Denim Statistics
Expected to become 58.2$ billion by 2016
Global demand growing at 5%, supply at 8%
Global Denim fabrics production in 2014-2.7 billion
Between Eu, Us and China, 70% of world jeans consumption
Estimated share of jeans purchase by
- North America: 39%
- European Union: 20%
-Japan & Korea: 10%
- Rest of the world: 31%
Used and distressed looks
Weaving
Physical treatment
Chemical treatment
Pumice stone
Sandblasting
Flow chart of Denim Manufacturing
Yarn Collection from Spinning
factory
Faded Appearance
Spinning
Sandpaper
Delivery
The used or "acid wash" look is created by means of abrading the jeans or treating them with chemicals, such as acrylic resin, phenol, hypochlorite, potassium permanganate, caustic soda, acids etc.
Winding
Sizing
Folding and packing
Sizing machine
Waxing Device
Patterns of fading in jeans, caused by prolonged periods of wearing them without washing, had become the main allure of dry Denim. Such patterns are a way of "personalizing" the garment.
Warping
Patterns of fading
Size Box
Used and distressed looks
Inspection
Train tracks
Stacks
Warping
...
Whiskers
Combs or honeycombs
Yarn Dyeing
Coiler
Ripping or distressing of jeans, though also arising naturally as a result of wear and tear, is sometimes deliberately performed by suppliers - with distressed clothing sometimes selling for more than a non distressed pair.
Warp sheet
Creel
Finishing
Yarn Dyeing
Dryer
Sizing
Heat setting
Weaving