Denim Fabric

Denim is a durable cotton twill fabric characterized by a diagonal weave, traditionally dyed with indigo to create its signature blue color. The term 'denim' originates from the French phrase 'serge de Nîmes,' referring to a sturdy fabric from the city of Nîmes, France. Over time, denim has become a global textile, produced and used worldwide, with no single company or country owning the fabric itself.