Denim is a durable, twill-weave fabric typically made from cotton, characterized by its diagonal ribbing and sturdy texture. Traditionally dyed with indigo to produce its iconic blue shade, denim is known for its versatility and longevity. It is commonly used for jeans, jackets, and other casual wear, and over time, it has evolved to include various weights, finishes, and blends with fibers like elastane for added stretch and comfort. Denim’s rugged appeal and adaptability make it a staple in fashion and workwear globally.
