Denim fabric is a durable, woven textile typically made from cotton, known for its twill weave pattern, where the threads are woven in a diagonal pattern. It's most commonly associated with jeans, but it can also be used for jackets, skirts, and other casual wear. Denim is typically dyed with indigo to achieve its characteristic blue color, though it can come in a variety of shades, from lighter washes to deep blues and even black or gray. The fabric is known for its strength, making it a great option for items that need to withstand frequent wear and tear. Denim can also be treated in various ways, such as stone-washing, distressing, or acid-washing, to create different looks and textures.

80-150 Gsm