Denim pants are representative of casual bottoms that can be worn in a variety of ways depending on your choice, including jeans that are a mainstay of the American casual style, denim slacks that bring a clean, fresh and mature impression, and hickory striped denim that creates a retro mood as a work pants classic. Denim pants are a typical casual bottom. As well as raising the level of masculinity and martial spirit, the slacks-faced type also shows high potential as a bridge between dress and casual wear, creating a sense of coziness and refreshing the impression. In this issue, we focus on the “denim pants,” and pick up the recommended items and coordinates for adults who want to refer to them!
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What are the characteristics of denim fabrics you should know?
Denim fabric is a durable cotton fabric made by twill weaving (twill weaving), using indigo-dyed threads for the warp and undyed unbleached threads for the weft. The surface is indigo blue, and the reverse side is white, called ” white back.” Fading and damage cause the white weft to appear on the surface, which gives the denim fabric its unique texture and flavor. Nowadays, there are many denim fabrics with warps dyed in colors such as white and black as well as indigo blue.
However, it is said that denim actually originated in the Nimes region of southern France, and the name “denim” is a variation of “de Nimes” from “Serge de Nimes (Serge de Nimes = textile of Nimes). It is said that the name “denim” is a variation of “Serge de Nimes” (Serge de Nimes = Nimes textile). Denim fabric is often used for workwear due to its durability, but it also has a wide range of uses as a clothing fabric, including outerwear, shirts, and bottoms, due to its ” good breathability,” “high water absorbency,” “easy repair,” “easy dyeing,” and “easy mass production. Furthermore, even color fading and damage, which would be considered deterioration in other materials, can become a taste, depth, and charm of the fabric, which can only be said to be possible with denim.
There are two types of denim weaves: right twill and left twill. On the other hand, left twill denim has a supple, soft and flat texture. Left twill denim is easier to fade than right twill denim and is the best choice if you want to enjoy color changes. Of course, the thickness of the fabric varies depending on the thickness of the yarn used as well as the weave.
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