RAW Denim Indigo

Jeans are the most popular casual wear for many years. RAW denim production is primarily associated with Japan, as Japanese manufacturers are "followers" of denim traditions and it is their denim that is recognized as the highest quality.

  RAW Denim (rigid, dry, unwashed) - denim in its original form. In other words, Raw denim is a denim fabric without post-processing, ie fabric in the form in which it is removed from the machine.

These jeans are a "clean canvas", all the abrasions on this denim will inevitably appear over time but only naturally as they wear out, without any factory intervention. Thus, jeans made of raw denim show their interesting feature - beautifully rubbed or "fade". After a few months of active wear, denim will typically fade, there will be abrasions in the folds, knees, pockets will be "imprints" of objects that are always there. So jeans with dry denim acquire a natural personality, are worn and rubbed in accordance with the lifestyle of the owner. They create their own history, for example, from two people who even bought the same model from the same manufacturer, jeans in a year will look completely different, each pair will have its own pattern and imprints of time.