S-053 - 13 oz - natural indigo selvage denim
dark indigo-blue selvage denim with white-pink selvage edge
1 × 50 cm = 50 cm Gesamtlänge
This 13 oz indigo selvage denim is produced by Nihon Menpu in Ibara and embodies classic, timeless denim character. The deeply indigo-dyed warp thread meets a slightly darker, beige-tinted weft thread. This creates an overall harmonious, calm appearance with moderate depth. The denim S-054 is very similar, but features a slightly lighter weft thread.
When new, the fabric has a balanced and classic look. Due to the darker weft thread, later fading will be softer and less contrasting. The transitions appear more fluid, resulting in an elegant, subtle patina.
Weighing 13 oz, this fabric is ideal for jeans, denim jackets, or sturdy overshirts. A size 90–100 jeans needle is recommended; for multi-layered seams, work at a reduced speed.
This 13 oz indigo selvage denim is produced by Nihon Menpu in Ibara and embodies classic, timeless denim character. The deeply indigo-dyed warp thread meets a slightly darker, beige-tinted weft thread. This creates an overall harmonious, calm appearance with moderate depth. The denim S-054 is very similar, but features a slightly lighter weft thread.
When new, the fabric has a balanced and classic look. Due to the darker weft thread, later fading will be softer and less contrasting. The transitions appear more fluid, resulting in an elegant, subtle patina.
Weighing 13 oz, this fabric is ideal for jeans, denim jackets, or sturdy overshirts. A size 90–100 jeans needle is recommended; for multi-layered seams, work at a reduced speed.
Please do not wash the denim before processing. As an unwashed "raw selvage" fabric, it only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.
Wash the finished garment only after it is completely sewn. The respective shrinkage values for length and width should therefore be taken into account during pattern construction and size planning.
Please do not wash the denim before processing. As an unwashed "raw selvage" fabric, it only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.
Wash the finished garment only after it is completely sewn. The respective shrinkage values for length and width should therefore be taken into account during pattern construction and size planning.