14.7oz White Selvedge Denim Raw Denim Shop W291725
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Features:
1.White white selvedge Denim -PFD.14.7oz medium weight,white selvedge denim by the yard,100%cotton comfortable red selvedge denim for making white selvedge jeans or PFD for making different colors of fatastic selvage jeans Etc.
2.High quality cotton yarns.
3.OEM order warmly welcome.4425yards stock available for quick shipping.
4.Width of selvedge denim:31.5/32.5 inches(80cm/83cm)
WingFly textile Co.Ltd offers both ready-stock and customize professional in selvedge raw denim fabric,indigo and white selvedge denim fabric,premium quality and affordable prices,fast deliver and smiling service,we are here always at your full support.
Often,some buyers required washing selvedge denim,here
Something knowledge about how can I know it is washed denim or unwashed denim?
1. Different fabrics
Pure cotton coarse yarn twill, easy to absorb moisture, moisture permeability, sweat absorption, good air permeability, very comfortable to wear, thick texture, clear lines and proper treatment.
It can prevent wrinkle, shrink and deformation. Indigo is a coordinated color that can be matched with all kinds of color tops, suitable for all seasons. Indigo is a non-sturdy color. Then look at color denim fabrics with different raw material structures.
2. Enzyme washing is different
ENZYME WASH Enzyme is a kind of cellulase, which can degrade the fiber structure under a certain pH value and temperature, so that the cloth surface can be gently faded and hair fading (producing a “peach skin” effect) , and get a lasting soft effect. Stones can be used in combination or in place of stones. If used together with stones, it is usually called ENZYME STONE WASH.
The former is to use a spray gun to spray each potassium permanganate solution on the clothing according to the design requirements, and a chemical reaction occurs to cause the fabric to fade. The degree of fading is controlled by the density and the ejection amount. Sandblasting is also called sandblasting. Sand the cloth with special equipment (a large electric toothbrush, just a roller type). There is usually an inflatable model fit.
In terms of effect, the former fades evenly, the surface and inner layers are faded, and a strong fade effect can be achieved. The latter only has fading on the surface, and physical damage to the fibers can be seen.
3. Sand washing is different
Sand washing (SAND WASH) sand washing uses some alkaline and oxidizing auxiliaries, so that the clothes will have a certain fading effect and an old feeling after washing. Adding some softener can make the fabric soft and soft after washing, thereby improving the comfort of wearing.
4. chemical washing is different
Chemical washing mainly uses strong alkali additives (NaOH, NaSiO3, etc.) to achieve the purpose of fading. After washing, the clothes will have a more obvious sense of staleness. If you add softeners, the clothes will be soft and plump. Effect. If stones are added to chemical washing, it is called CHEMICAL STONE WASH, which can enhance the effect of fading and abrasion, so that the clothes have a strong sense of old age. The fossil washing combines chemical washing and stone washing effects. Can achieve a distressed and fluffy effect after washing.
5.Handfeeling different
Washed denim is much softer while unwashed denim keeps stiff .In order to facilitate cutting and manufacturing,normally denim fabric keeps unwashed-raw denim,then washing raw denim jeans.For selvedge jeans,most of them are raw denim jeans,such as famous brand levis raw denim,uniqlo raw denim ,ewingfly raw selvedge denim jeans etc.Dark raw denim jeans lovers can fade by themselves, and then wear their own unique colors and patterns, commonly known as cat whiskers, honeycombs, train tracks, water ripples, etc.
WingFly Selvedge Denim Factory Offers this white raw selvedge denim is pfd denim fabric,buyers can use it directly make (zara) selvedge jeans in fantastic white color.Or Garment Dye it into your favorite color (blue,red etc)to expend your collection and market rate.
