Colorful Stretch Washed Denim - Taliesin

SKU:  CD00496

€18,30 / m
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Color: Sky blue

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5 - 14 mtr 15% off
> 15 20% off

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"Blue Jeans" is the name given to jeans due to their distinctive blue color. The story begins in Italy—Genoa to be precise—where dockworkers, sailors, made their uniforms from a sturdy cotton fabric dyed with indigo, which gave the fabric its characteristic blue color. This fabric, produced in Italy and shipped from the port of Genoa to international markets, is known as "Genoa blue," or "blue de Genes" in French—later adapted into English as "blue Jeans." Over time, this fabric has evolved, and today we offer these brilliant colors: Light Blue, Hazelnut, Tobacco, and Orange.

Composition

98% Cotton, 2% Elastane

Reason

Solid Color

Height

145 cm

Weight gram per linear meter

480 g per linear metre

Washing instructions

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Description

Cotton, obtained from cotton wool, is a natural textile fiber that, over time, has become the queen of our modern wardrobes. Thanks to its countless properties, cotton is the undisputed star of clothing production, as it is absorbent, insulating, temperature-resistant, economical, and breathable. Our selection of ribbed cotton will allow you to choose from a variety of colors, and purchase a compact, crisp cotton blend, ideal for trousers, suits, and skirts.

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