Misunderstanding Toward Calico Jeans EP.3

Misunderstanding Toward Calico Jeans EP.3

Let's extend the talk between the younger I know and my friends.

Younger friend: "If you take it for a moment, the white marks don't appear." The white marks here mean the Fed marks.

I believe that many people who start wearing jeans may hear that washing jeans will cause more or less fading marks and is recommended to soak water alone to make jeans faded. I would like to answer that washing does not cause fading marks is not true. And soaking causes fading marks. I would like to answer that it can only be true if it is caused by the wearing of the wearer to make the answer true.

Let's expand on how to make "Fed jeans happen?" Yes, let's start with the denim structure. As we know, jeans have the color of Indigo. And in that component, the warp yarn is the yarn that is dyed in the color of the rope dye. This process brings the yarn to spin the thread before dyeing Indigo, causing the color to seep into the fiber in each layer, and the more heavily dyed, the deeper the color will seep to almost the core of the yarn. Weft yarn is generally the natural white color of the cotton fiber, in addition to some brands dyeing to increase the color. It's unique and unique, or it's dyed in Indigo. We'll see the denim structure description "Indigo x Indigo."

The jeans faded marks are caused by the abrasion of the fabric until the Indigo color of the thread is gradually peeling off the yarn. And the most abrasive part is the creases caused by our actions in the daily routine, especially sitting. If we wear them for a long time, the creases will gradually abrade together until the Indigo color finally peels off to the core of the yarn until it is a white line. As a whole, from one of the jeans of each proportion of the crease, we will see the white faded marks against the unfaded fabric, so we call that the jeans faded marks.

Washing jeans has no effect on the Fed marks. If!!! We have not washed and baked the jeans 36 times or more to make the jeans pale whole. Why 36 times to make the jeans fade and pale until they are almost white? I believe they will definitely be worn consecutively and washed-baked for a period of 3 years or more. And in those 3 years, we wash-baked every month. This means that we have to wash-baked 36 times. Depending on the Indigo dyeing level of the textile mill or the dyehouse as well. Each brand also has different formulas. Some brands dye to the core. Some brands dye and soak in seawater to hold Indigo. Or slow down the fading of Indigo colors. Washing-baking will cause jeans to hit the tank, which is less effective than baking, because washing will still have water in the tank, while baking the fabric will directly abrade the baking tank in the heat temperature.

* For those who wash with the upper lid washer, the full tank mode is recommended to prevent jeans from hitting the bottom tank spiral. It may be damaged.

Therefore, the fading jeans are free to wear at the satisfaction of each person. And if anyone who wants the fading marks is still sharp and wants to wash-bake, it is recommended to wear them for at least a period of 6 months. But if anyone works outdoors or each day sweats a lot, they may not have to wait up to 3 months, they can be washed. Wearing jeans for a long period of time and washing-bake will give the jeans a sharp fading mark, a fabric pattern crack showing the prominence of the fabric, and a rail fading mark (Taintracks). If the rim has the edge of the rim, and anyone who wants a sharp fading (High) Contrast Fade) Soaking is the correct answer.

In fact, there are many other factors that make a difference. For EP.3, I will finish this so that it is not too long and the content is not worth reading (this is already very long for some people).

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