D-001 - 11.5 oz - forest green denim
from Kuroki, Japan
€12,00
Regular price €11,001 × 50 cm = 50 cm Gesamtlänge
This 11.5 oz denim from Japan is made by Kuroki and has a generous width of 150 cm. The reactive-dyed, forest-green face gives the fabric depth and vibrancy, while the fine structure lends the material character and texture.
Thanks to its width and balanced weight, the denim is ideal for jackets, jeans, chinos, dresses, or overshirts – wherever substance, comfort, and a refined, natural shade are required.
The fabric is easy to work with; a size 90 jeans needle is recommended, and the sewing speed should be reduced when sewing multiple layers in flat-felled seams to achieve precise stitching.
The last photo shows an example of how the fabric develops naturally over extended wear – the forest-green dye and subtle structure develop an individual, vibrant patina.
This 11.5 oz denim from Japan is made by Kuroki and has a generous width of 150 cm. The reactive-dyed, forest-green face gives the fabric depth and vibrancy, while the fine structure lends the material character and texture.
Thanks to its width and balanced weight, the denim is ideal for jackets, jeans, chinos, dresses, or overshirts – wherever substance, comfort, and a refined, natural shade are required.
The fabric is easy to work with; a size 90 jeans needle is recommended, and the sewing speed should be reduced when sewing multiple layers in flat-felled seams to achieve precise stitching.
The last photo shows an example of how the fabric develops naturally over extended wear – the forest-green dye and subtle structure develop an individual, vibrant patina.
Please do not wash the denim before processing. As unwashed "raw selvage," the fabric only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.
Wash the finished garment only after complete assembly. The respective length and width shrinkage values should therefore be taken into account during pattern making and sizing planning.
Please do not wash the denim before processing. As unwashed "raw selvage," the fabric only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.
Wash the finished garment only after complete assembly. The respective length and width shrinkage values should therefore be taken into account during pattern making and sizing planning.