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Slub
As one of the top denim wholesale Los Angeles providers, we know what premium denim fabric is made of. For slub denim, the denim fabric is made with indigo warp yarn, which is different than traditional denim fabric due to the difference in thickness throughout. In essence, slub denim does not have a uniform texture, which will feel much different than a standard denim fabric that is woven using traditional yarns. The unique qualities that go into making this premium denim fabric are what make it easily distinguishable.
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Selvedge Denim refers to the way that the fabric itself is being made. Selvedge Denim is produced with the edges finished ensuring that the denim fabric does not fray, curl, or unravel. As one of the top denim wholesale Los Angeles providers, Pacific Blue Denims offers high-quality selvedge denim, Japanese selvedge denim, black selvedge denim, and more in Los Angeles, locally and worldwide.
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Our premium denim fabric is unmatched by competitors. Although chambray is not quite the same as selvedge denim or wax denim, it does have its own unique qualities. Chambray can be found in both heavy weight denim fabric and light. One of the main differences you may see with this fabric is how the underside of the denim fabric and the face side appear very similar. Chambray is also woven using a plain weave, which is different than typical denim fabric, which uses a twill weave.
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