#1 RAW

The denim blue par excellence. This wash is the most classic fabric and the most representative of denim. An authentic wash, with its raw but slightly faded look, it's based on blue: a blue warp yarn is combined with a white weft to create this timeless colour. It's then washed and brushed to achieve that slightly worn, more everyday look.

#2 STONE USED

The Stone Used wash, also a wardrobe essential, is achieved in the same way as raw denim but following a more advanced process. This light wash starts with a blue base where a blue warp yarn is combined with a white weft. It is then washed, brushed and abraded to obtain this more casual, slightly retro shade.

#3 PURE BLEACHED

This fabric is the lightest in the blue denim family. Obtained from a blue base where a blue warp thread is combined with a white weft, the canvas is then bleached to the extreme. The result is a pale wash that's perfect for all seasons.

#6 BLACK USED

This black denim with a slightly faded finish is achieved by weaving black thread using the warp and weft process. After they have been made, the jeans are washed to soften them and give them that slightly worn look. The fabric is then brushed on the seams, on the front legs and on the buttocks to achieve that subtle appearance, halfway between flawless black and more everyday dark grey.

#7 BLUE BLACK

Blue black jeans have a dominant shade of dark blue that can sometimes appear almost black. This colour is obtained using specific dyeing techniques. Traditionally, jeans are made from denim, a robust cotton fabric. Blue black jeans retain this characteristic, with a texture that is often stiffer than other denim colours due to the dyeing process.