Denim garments can be characterized using various parameters, but some of the most common parameters used are:
- Fabric Weight: It is the weight of the denim fabric per unit area, typically measured in ounces per square yard (oz/yd²).
- Color: Denim garments are typically available in indigo blue, but can also be dyed in other colors.
- Fabric Composition: Denim is typically made from 100% cotton or a cotton blend with other fibers like polyester, spandex, or rayon.
- Fabric Construction: Denim fabric is typically woven using a twill weave with a diagonal pattern, but can also be made with other weaves.
- Wash Type: Denim garments are available in various washes such as stone-washed, acid-washed, or enzyme-washed.
- Fit: Denim garments come in various fits, including regular fit, slim fit, skinny fit, and relaxed fit.
- Style: Denim garments can be categorized based on their style, such as jeans, jackets, skirts, shorts, and overalls.
- Stitching: Denim garments typically have visible stitching, and the color of the stitching may vary depending on the garment design.
These parameters are commonly used by manufacturers and buyers to describe and differentiate denim garments.