Designer jeans
When you talk about designer jeans, many people think of the established jeans brands such as Levis and Lee, which have ancient traditions of making denim and jeans. Today, almost all established brands have jeans in their range as denim has become a natural part of every man's and woman's wardrobe. Is there any difference between different designer jeans? Of course it is so, design and different washes, treatments, wear, etc. vary greatly and depending on the image of different brands, you try to create your own "denim image". Most jeans sold in the global market are mass-produced in poor parts of the world in large factories, the quality varies greatly on both sewing and the denim fabrics used. It is very unusual nowadays to have your own production of jeans and clothes, even if there are one or two exceptions!
Buying designer jeans is no guarantee that the trousers are of good quality, but if you are interested, you can try to look at where the trousers are made and where the fabric comes from! In general, there are stricter environmental requirements in the EU than, for example, in Asia, and working conditions are also generally better, even though there are low-wage countries in the EU that are 10% compared to, for example, Sweden.
We consider jeans from the established jeans brands to be more credible to buy compared to fashion brands that are more general.
Why then one can wonder! Well, it's a lot about know how! Experience in designing, developing and working with the manufacture of jeans and other denim products.
An example: stretch jeans shrink quite a lot when you finish the pants with bleaching and wear washing, this makes it more difficult to get a good fit and experience in design and construction is required as well as tests for the jeans to be really good. Another area is sewing, where it is also important to have knowledge and experience of making jeans.
What is the biggest difference between branded jeans and jeans that, for example, sell in the supermarket? Sometimes you may not see much difference but it is about incredibly large mass production of basic models where the labor cost is less than 1 € / trousers and the material can often be a little thinner and cheaper to produce, sometimes it can also be in combination with the large purchase having a smaller margin per trousers as they are sold in their own stores.
Buying jeans or designer jeans is an individual choice made for many different reasons, perhaps you want to know what kind of fabric it is, where it is made, in which factory while someone else likes a certain brand and chooses this out of old habit while many choose with the wallet as there is often a big difference in price between different brands.
At Jeansverket we make our own design and development of jeans and clothes which we then manufacture inhouse, unfortunately we do not manufacture the fabrics but these we buy from fine weavers from mainly Italy.
Buying designer jeans is no guarantee that the trousers are of good quality, but if you are interested, you can try to look at where the trousers are made and where the fabric comes from! In general, there are stricter environmental requirements in the EU than, for example, in Asia, and working conditions are also generally better, even though there are low-wage countries in the EU that are 10% compared to, for example, Sweden.
We consider jeans from the established jeans brands to be more credible to buy compared to fashion brands that are more general.
Why then one can wonder! Well, it's a lot about know how! Experience in designing, developing and working with the manufacture of jeans and other denim products.
An example: stretch jeans shrink quite a lot when you finish the pants with bleaching and wear washing, this makes it more difficult to get a good fit and experience in design and construction is required as well as tests for the jeans to be really good. Another area is sewing, where it is also important to have knowledge and experience of making jeans.
What is the biggest difference between branded jeans and jeans that, for example, sell in the supermarket? Sometimes you may not see much difference but it is about incredibly large mass production of basic models where the labor cost is less than 1 € / trousers and the material can often be a little thinner and cheaper to produce, sometimes it can also be in combination with the large purchase having a smaller margin per trousers as they are sold in their own stores.
Buying jeans or designer jeans is an individual choice made for many different reasons, perhaps you want to know what kind of fabric it is, where it is made, in which factory while someone else likes a certain brand and chooses this out of old habit while many choose with the wallet as there is often a big difference in price between different brands.
At Jeansverket we make our own design and development of jeans and clothes which we then manufacture inhouse, unfortunately we do not manufacture the fabrics but these we buy from fine weavers from mainly Italy.