The Low Rise Jeans has Distinct terms like hipster jeans, low cut jeans, lowriders or rap pants. This kind of jean sits low on the body, down the hips casually 3 inches lower than the navel. Low rise jeans are fabricated in the early 1900s for both Men and Woman and later got fame in the 2000s. The rise of every bottom apparel is determined by the space between the crotch and waist. And usually around 12 inches on regular jeans. In contrast, the average measurement of low rise jeans is 8 inches. And the lower one is 3-4 inches. Jean zippers also differ from Brand. by creating jeans with zippers far shorter than usual pants, stares between 5 and 7 cm (2-3 inches). Continue reading →
The word ‘Selvedge’ is relevant to ‘Self-edge’ of the Denim Fabric. Selvedge is woven so the fabric’s ‘edge’ can be used for the creation of garments. When it comes to Jean construction if its outer edge is done with (Self-edge) Then it called as a ‘selvedge’ denim jeans. Selvedge Denim tends to have a tougher, thicker weave than non-selvedge Denim. This Densest feature gives the denim a sturdier hand. If we use older selvedge loom technology then it creates variations on the denim surface (due to mismatching in the weaving process) besides if we use denim woven on modern looms it will not show inconsistencies. These differences provide denim with a unique look and highly grateful. Continue reading →
We’ve all done this before: means by chance washed your favorite pair of jeans on the hottest setting in the washer, lead them to shrink down a size. Instead of having the “perfect” body-fit, they become tight, constricting and downright difficult to wear. The better thing is that denim fabric is naturally strong to shrinking. Denim is expert and resilient to shape changes, which is one of the reasons why jeans have become the world’s most popular style of pants among both men and women. The bad thing, however, is that certain kind of denim, such as those made with a combination of denim and other fabrics, may still shrink to some amount when exposed to highly hot temperatures. If you accidentally shrink your jeans, you can usually unshrink or Stretch them by using these methods. Continue reading →
It’s clear that we all agree that jeans are the classic go-to look. Frazzled and need to run out grocery shopping? Jeans and a t-shirt. Planning a romantic night with your dating partner? Jeans and a nice blouse (maybe a pair of wedges). Studying in school and running to class? Jeans and a sweatshirt. Jeans have become a basic staple of everyone’s life. Or at least they have been until now. Wearing jeans while pregnant can be annoying. The fly is never zipped due to body-fit, the waistband never sits flat enough, the size is never suitable because of your new pregnant body shape. The crotch area is too tight and too disappointing because the rest of your pants don’t fit. Here are some hacks for wearing that classy classy-mom-jeans without the stress and hassle! Continue reading →
Super skinny jeans for men's are the best fit. It doesn’t mean they have to be super skin tight like a Jegging, but somewhere in the middle of very slim straight, and a fitted skinny. Much like women’s jeans and how the men’s denim trends overtake them most of the time. Bootcut and flared jeans are just not a thing for men anymore. As per my opinion, bootcut jeans don’t look good on men at all as they have a strange outline that doesn’t suit a male’s physique. Continue reading →
