Denims

Denim fabric originated in 17th century France in a town called Nimes and was called “serge de Nimes.” Later shortened to denim, it was a twill cloth made of wool and silk which gained popularity in the United States towards the end of the 19th century (albeit in cotton) when a sturdy cloth was needed for ranchers and miners.

Classic lasting denim in various weights and colors

A sturdy classic, denim wears like a dependable and rugged friend.

Denim comes in many weights and colors, though the traditional indigo remains a favorite. Usually made of 100% cotton, some iterations are blended with other fibers such as hemp to produce a more fluid fabric. Spandex is often added for wearing comfort. Used for jeans, jackets, dresses and shirts. Come see our offerings!

Denim Comes in Various Weights & Colors

Indigo, true blue, and faded blue denims, ideal for all projects

Singing the blues! 12 oz denim is very sturdy and somewhat stiff before washing. The 6 oz. version is softer with a fluid hand.

Denim is yarn-dyed and mill-finished and is usually all-cotton

Indigo does not bond with fibers but sits on top of them, which gives denim it’s amazing fading quality.

Denim has proven it’s durability with decades of use in the clothing industry, especially in the manufacture of overalls and trousers worn for heavy labour

55% Hemp, 45% Organic Cotton Indigo dyed denim. 210 gsm, 58” wide.

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More classic fabrics

Corduroy, strong durable fabric with a rounded cord, rib, or wale surface formed by cut pile yarn. 
Waffle fabric is used in apparel, bathrobes, dish towels, and wipes for cleaning surfaces. The texture makes it more absorbent.
The flannel fabric is used to produce clothing, such as shirts, sweaters, vests, cardigans and much more

“Denim is not just a fabric, it’s a lifestyle.”

– Unknown