Selvedge denim is woven using old-fashioned denim-weaving techniques; Low Tension weaving on old looms (the newst loom is from 1955). Selvedge looms were popular in denim weaving until the mid-to-late 1900’s. US denim mills began modernizing their machinery to speed production as demand for denim grew world-wide. For these mills, that were focused more and more on increasing output, the use of old selvedge looms became unwanted, making the looms obsolete due to their slower and less consistent production.

Selvedge tends to have a tighter, denser weave than non-selvedge. The higher density gives the denim a sturdier hand. The use of the older selvedge loom technology also creates variations on the denim surface (due to inconsistencies in the weaving process) compared to denim woven on modern looms. These variations make the denim visually unique.
The word selvedge comes from “self-edge.”
Selvege collection is made up of 40/50 items ranging from shirt weight 5 oz up to mid/heavy weight like 18 and 21 OZ
Colors are from deep blue (where up to 10 dips are made, some using also natural indigo) to light chambray colors, white ready to dye, deep black and grey

This wide range of materials have been made to have from a very clean look to a aggressive vintage Have superheavy canvas ready to dye to the same canvas both yarn dyed
Aggressive bull denim,broken twills,canvas, twill, slubs ready to dye
And left coloured yarn selection.
This wide ready to dye selection is very functional because with small qty many colours can be overdyed in garment

Organic cotton is generally defined as cotton that is grown organically in subtropical countries India, Turkey, China, and parts of the USA from non-genetically modified plants, and without the use of any synthetic agricultural chemicals such as fertilizers or pesticides aside from the ones allowed by the certified organic labelling.
Its production is supposed to promote and enhance biodiversity and biological cycles. Organic production systems replenish and maintain soil fertility, reduce the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and fertilizers, and build biologically diverse agriculture.
Third­-party certification organizations verify that organic producers use only methods and materials allowed in organic production. Organic cotton is grown without the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and synthetic fertilizers.
This small range (in the process of increase the selection) of materials include weight from 8 to 12.5 oz
Colors are blue to deep blue, and some black and deep black ,
Slubs, clean twil denim ,some selvege and stretch selvege

This small range of materials are fancy enough for fashionable denims, they use a very special yarn in weft that is treated to be antiallergic and does not bother the skin upon wearing it
Have indigo and silver and indigo and gold
Black and silver and black and gold
And a ready to dye with the silver
Slubs and Using Regular cottons

For true comfort denim with elastane has a great percentage in collection.
Here you can find around 50 items
This collection range from shirt weight 5 oz up to heavy stretch of 13 oz
Colors are from light to deep blue, whites ready to dye, black, deep black and grey
There are super stretch items (with very good recovery performance) to two way stretch clean twills, slub denim and twill help complete the collection

A large range of material for every possible use, from shirt weight to superheavy included a large selection of chambrays, doby, jacquard, twills
Colors are from light to deep blue, there are natural indigo (from leaf) dyed items, black, deep black and grey and a selection of unusual blue colours
Slubs, super slubs and clean twil denim , Broken twils, canvas
Cotton and supima cottons (here have also many BCI cottons)

Selvedge denim is woven using old-fashioned denim-weaving techniques; Low Tension weaving on old looms (the newst loom is from 1955). Selvedge looms were popular in denim weaving until the mid-to-late 1900’s. US denim mills began modernizing their machinery to speed production as demand for denim grew world-wide. For these mills, that were focused more and more on increasing output, the use of old selvedge looms became unwanted, making the looms obsolete due to their slower and less consistent production.

Selvedge tends to have a tighter, denser weave than non-selvedge. The higher density gives the denim a sturdier hand. The use of the older selvedge loom technology also creates variations on the denim surface (due to inconsistencies in the weaving process) compared to denim woven on modern looms. These variations make the denim visually unique.
The word selvedge comes from “self-edge.”
Selvege collection is made up of 40/50 items ranging from shirt weight 5 oz up to mid/heavy weight like 18 and 21 OZ
Colors are from deep blue (where up to 10 dips are made, some using also natural indigo) to light chambray colors, white ready to dye, deep black and grey

This small range of materials have been made to have rigid look denim while retaining some comfort that is not only
The mechanical stretch of the material.
Elasticity can go up to 5%

Molstly 10/13 oz items
Colors are blue to deep blue, and some black,Slubs, clean twil denim, Using Regular cottons Cotton

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