#Denim July 26

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As part of the 30-Day Curiosity Coach4aday Challenge in July, I’ve dedicated today’s focus on how is DENIM made?

The mechanics of this challenge involve presenting a question and subsequently uncovering the optimal response.

July 26th Curiosity Question

How is the fabric denim made?

Without a doubt, when considering the types of pants I’ve owned, the unequivocal response would be blue jeans crafted from denim.

In the year 1567, the term “genoese” or “genes” was coined to describe the rugged twill trousers worn by merchant sailors from the Italian coastal city of Genoa, marking the origins of jeans. These sailors needed durable and reliable clothing to endure the demands of their maritime voyages, making these trousers a perfect choice. As time passed, the term “genoese” transformed into “jeans,” becoming synonymous with the iconic and enduring denim trousers that have now become a global fashion staple.

July 26th Answer

Denim fabric is typically woven using a twill weave, where the weft thread passes over two or more warp threads, creating its characteristic diagonal pattern. It is commonly made from cotton fibers, which contribute to its durability and comfort.

The market for this fabric is about 40 billion dollars worldwide.

Presented in the video below is a comprehensive guide to everything you should know about blue jeans. If you have an affinity for distressed denim, prepare to be astounded by the intricate process involved in creating these unique pieces.

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