Category: FABRICS
Country: India
Region: Asia
By GTS NewsDesk
12th January, 2024
Ahmedabad: Traditionally, denim has been synonymous with indigo-blue hues. However, Bright Denim shatters the monotony by offering a vibrant spectrum of colors. Yarn-dyed in a variety of shades, this fabric allows designers and manufacturers to explore a broader palette, catering to the ever-changing demands of the fashion industry.
The textile industry has long grappled with the environmental impact of water-intensive processes. In stark contrast to the water-consuming and polluting nature of indigo denim production, Bright Denim employs waterless dyeing technology. This not only minimizes water usage but also contributes to the overall sustainability goals of the textile manufacturing process. Indigo denim has seen minimal changes over time, but Bright Denim introduces a denim revolution with unique color characteristics and fabric structures. This innovation opens doors to fresh design possibilities, allowing for the creation of garments that stand out in a sea of conventional denim wear.
"In the ever-evolving landscape of the textile industry, innovation takes center stage, paving the way for sustainability, efficiency, and enhanced product offerings. At Future Textile Mfg. Co. (India), we are proud to introduce Bright Denim – a fabric that redefines denim standards and brings a wave of positive change to the industry." - Sarthak Shah (Head of Sales and Marketing)
Comfort is key in the world of denim, and Bright Denim takes this on a serious note. Unlike traditional denim fabrics with sticky and less skin-friendly lycra, this fabric conveys superior dimension stability. The lycra used in Bright Denim is not only non-sticky but also free from skin tightening, providing a high level of stretchability and comfort for bottom-wear garments. Production efficiency is a critical factor in the textile industry, and Bright Denim meets the challenge with understanding and compassion. With a focus on reducing both time and cost, the fabric's stability ensures timely production. There's no need to wait for lycra to relax – it's ready for the cutting stage.
Additionally, the fabric's minimal shrinkage rate (2% to 5% in different variants) contributes to less wastage, aligning with sustainable production practices. Washing denim garments can be a costly and time-consuming affair. Bright Denim bucks the trend by requiring less washing compared to other denim fabrics in the industry. This not only saves valuable resources but also reduces the overall environmental footprint of the denim production process.
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