This is how many belt-loops a typical pair of jeans has. Two belt-loops are positioned in the front before the front pockets. Two loops are at each side and one in the center back of the jeans. The leather label is positioned between the right side and center back loops. Read more..

Acid washing (also known as Marble Wash/Moon Wash/Snow Wash) Practice in which pumice stones soaked in chlorine are tumbled with jeans in the dryer to etch white highlights into denim.

Back cinch is also known as martingale, the back cinch with a back buckle used to tighten the waist on jeans before widespread use belts; hence the terms buckle back.

A sewing procedure that reinforces stress points on jeans, usually front flies, pocket openings and crotch joins of inseams. Thankfully there is a Bartak machine.

Carpenter jeans are jeans with many loops and pockets used to carry tools. Carpenter jeans have a loose fit and are often loose around the leg to be able to accommodate the affixed items. They are most worn by carpenter and construction. Read more..

The French originally called this this lush velvety fabric “Cord Du Roi”, cord of the King. The fabric is ribbed throughout the length and the ribs are cut and sheared so that a smooth velvety surface appears. Fourteen wale corduroy was one of the most important jeans fabrics in the 1960′s and 1970′s when jeans became universal Read more..

Cowboy Cut is a style of jeans made only by Wrangler. The jeans features high-back pocket, a tapered leg from knee to bottom to fit over boots, a wide space between front belt loops to accommodate a western belt and trophy buckle. Read more..

A individual creative process or DIY transforming a consumer garment towards the personal taste of the individual. An example of customization or personalization is a pair of jeans that you buy at the store and by different tools make it look old and vintage. A garment can also be customized by others for you.

To collectors, a pair of jeans with the original price tag that has never been worn or sold. These rare jeans are extremely valuable. Read more..

Fabric made with a blue cotton warp and white cotton filling. Denim was originally called serge de Nimes because it was produced in Nimes, France. Hard-wearing material. Originally it was used as working clothes like overalls and jeans. Read more..

A seam commonly used in Jeans-wear garments (shirts, jeans, jackets) where a sewing machine stitches two threads side by side for strength at one time.

Dry jeans are another name for ridged or raw denim, unwashed with a deep indigo coloured. Jeans made of dry denim are made to be worn in order to fit perfectly adding the personal touch to the jeans. When wearing it a long time the uniqueness of indigo denim develops faded areas was the Jean’s folding creases. Read more..

The most famous fashion clothe is originated among fishermen in Genoa city’s port over 500 years ago. Although Levi Strauss patented the copper-riveting jeans, we know today, the material itself has been used widely in the Mediterranean since the 16th century. Read more..

Genova Italian coastal city where Genes (jeans) was used by the sailors..read more..

Ghost claw is the name to describe blitz-like whitened lines on jeans made artificially in the finishing process. All these processes revolve around whitening

Hemming of legs of jeans can often be a complicated process, with embroidered and beads creating patterns inlaid in the hemming. However, it can be simple by using different colored threads to do the hemming. This creates a striking look even for casual jeans with the connection of colors on both sides of the denim cloth.

Hipster Jeans is a jean that starts about 10 centimeters below the navel.

Indigo – the primary use for indigo is as a dye for cotton yarn, which is mainly for the production of denim cloth for blue jeans. On average, a pair of blue jean trousers requires 3 – 12 g of indigo. Small amounts are used for dyeing wool and silk. Read more..

Synthetic indigo is a substance created from benzene derivatives from petroleum, a fossil fuel that most of us realize is not in limitless supply. The benzene has to be treated chemicals, including hydrogen cyanide, to make it into indigo dye. Read more..