Denim fabrics

Twill denim for jeans, jackets, and related apparel

Weight, stretch, and wash intent have to be named early. Rigid and high-stretch denims are not interchangeable at the same ounce.

Rigid, stretch, and colored denims are different buying problems. Material options, specifications, quantities, and pricing are confirmed after review.

Indigo denim showing twill diagonal and textured yarn.
Editorial photograph of apparel fabric or production context.
Folded jean pairs in several indigo washes illustrating denim end use.
Close view of a twill weave associated with denim cloth.
Editorial twill texture used to illustrate denim construction.
Sewing machine needle and stitch on pale cloth, used to illustrate garment construction.

Where denim is used

Jeans, jackets, skirts, dungarees, and workwear-inspired pieces. Shirt-weight denim and jacket-weight denim should be specified separately. Chambray should be named as chambray.

Composition

100% cotton, cotton-elastane, and cotton-polyester stretch are common request language. Recycled or particular yarn stories are optional requirements.

Weight

State ounces or GSM in the unit you use. ETECJK does not publish a standing ounce range as inventory.

Color and laundry

Indigo, sulfur black, ecru, and overdyes behave differently in wash. Include a laundry standard if one exists.

Production

Most denim programs involve a laundry partner. Share any notes that partner has already issued.

Request denim

Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Estimated quantity choices describe the scale of the inquiry only. They are not a published minimum order quantity and do not mean an order will be accepted.

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Discuss a wholesale fabric program

Send the category, estimated quantity, delivery state, and garment requirements. ETECJK reviews each brief individually.