Selvage denim is finished at the edges, creating a clean finish. This is achieved by weaving the weft thread through the warp thread with a shuttle. Meanwhile, the weft thread is continuously woven back and forth, causing the edges of the fabric to self-seal. This special weaving process, which uses traditional looms with antique shuttles, allows the fabric to typically reach a maximum width of approximately 80 cm. This also makes it very durable, developing a beautiful patina over time due to its rough, uneven surface.

A fabric with a characteristic herringbone weave that gives it a distinctive texture. This is created by a change in the direction of the ridge. In herringbone twill, the weave points are shifted by one or more weft threads when the ridge changes, so that the ridges do not converge sharply. This weave can be emphasized by using different colors for the warp and weft.

Sashiko is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique originally developed to reinforce and embellish fabrics. It features simple geometric patterns and the incorporation of colored threads into the fabric, creating a unique texture.

Canvas is a sturdy, heavyweight fabric typically made from cotton or linen. Due to its tight weave and high thread count, canvas is particularly durable and long-lasting. The fabric is traditionally known for its use in workwear, sails, and tents, but is also valued for modern applications such as bags, backpacks, shoe finishes, and furniture covers. Canvas is available in various weights and finishes, including water-repellent coated versions that make it even more versatile.

Twill is a fabric characterized by its diagonal, parallel structure, created by what is known as the "twill weave." This pattern is created by passing the weft thread under and over several warp threads in a staggered sequence. Twill fabrics are known for their durability, flexibility, and soft texture, making them particularly versatile. They are often used for clothing such as jeans, chinos, and suits, as well as for home furnishings. Variations in the thread pattern create different types of twill, including herringbone and denim, all of which feature different diagonal patterns and textures.

Slubby denim is a denim fabric that is intentionally woven unevenly and loosely, giving it a soft, relaxed texture and a natural, slightly washed-out appearance. The loose weave creates a casual and flowing feel that's less stiff than traditional denim. Slubby denim is particularly popular for casual wear and relaxed jeans styles due to its relaxed look and comfort.

Slub yarn is crucial for the production of slubby denim, as it enhances the irregular, textured look and soft feel of this fabric. The thickening and thinning of the slub yarn creates a vibrant, "flame-like" structure in the fabric, which perfectly matches slubby denim's relaxed, casual aesthetic. The use of slub yarn ensures that slubby denim has a particularly soft and loose drape, which enhances its characteristic vintage look and comfortable feel.