Denim fabric photography

Choosing the right colors for your home is also crucial. The color palette is the first choice to make, the first trick all the stylists recommend.

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Hands down one of the biggest questions we get day in and day out is what size people should choose when they're making jeans for the first time. Since it feels like an important project, people really want to get it right. In this post I'm hoping I can help explain choosing your size with […]

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For a while now I’ve been admiring the work of Norwegian textile artist Hanne Friis. Her sculptures are created by gathering and bunching various materials (latex gloves, stockings, denim) into these sumptuous, undulating shapes. There’s a bodily aspect to all her sculptures, particularly her work …

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This sturdy and hardwearing denim comes to us from The New Denim Project, a third-generation textile mill in Guatemala that focuses on natural fibres and circular manufacturing. This fabric is made entirely from recycled garment industry waste. These fibers are spun and rewoven into a durable, upcycled and 100% biodegradable textile. Midweight with a structured drape, this fabric feels soft straight off the bolt making it the perfect choice for beginner sewists new to jeans making.