Blue jeans are one of the clearest examples of how dye choice shapes both appearance and performance in textiles. The familiar denim look still depends mainly on indigo, while the wash-down effect comes from a dyeing method that leaves the fibre core white and colours only the surface of the yarn. At the same time, […]
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Fabric quality is very important for customer satisfaction. About 90% of the fabric defects in the grey fabric originate during weaving. Denim fabric is highly sensitive for defects, mainly like starting marks (crack and thick place), broken pick, snarl and missing end etc. These kinds of defects are broadly responsible for deterioration of fabric quality.
Denim is an icon and one of the most familiar products within the textile industry that attracts all age groups. In the history of textiles and apparel, no other fabric has received such a wide acceptance like as denim and it is the fabric of generations, worn by people of all classes and ages. Denim
