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Yarn & Warping
Ring, slub or open-end warp yarn wound onto beams. Core-spun stretch weft booked for the order.
CHECK · yarn count, strength, slub level
Stretch, rigid, selvedge, raw, eco and coated denim from 8 to 21 oz, woven and finished in our own denim fabric mill — a direct denim fabric supplier, not a trading office. Choose the article for your garment, order denim fabric wholesale in full rolls, and we keep shade, shrinkage, stretch and wash response consistent from the first roll to the last.
Six families of wholesale denim fabric, hung like a sample rail. Pick a tag to open the article: weight range, construction, typical use — and the problem buyers meet most often with it.
Pick what you make. We recommend the article, the weight and stretch, and the tests to put in your purchase order for bulk denim fabric.
Denim is sold by ounces per square yard (1 oz ≈ 34 g/m²). Weight decides drape and durability; stretch decides fit and comfort. Hover a garment marker or a stretch level.
Holds its shape, fades with high contrast. For heritage jeans, jackets and workwear.
Looks like rigid denim but moves with the body. The standard for straight and slim jeans.
High stretch with tested recovery, for skinny and jegging fits. How recovery is tested
Build your article on the spec sheet. The swatch is re-cut with every choice; send it as your specification and we reply with a price and a hand-loom sample.
Most denim claims appear after washing, not on the roll. That is where we test.
Indigo is built up in many dips on a rope range, so shade drifts within a dye set and between sets. Unsorted rolls put that drift into one jean.
Several dye sets per order; shade drift inside each long rope-dyeing run.
A piece of every roll sewn into a shade blanket, washed with your recipe, graded A1 / A2 / B1 under D65.
Shade group on every roll ticket and packing list — each lay cut from one group.
Twill stores torque. Without skewing and pre-shrinking, length shrinks up to 10% and the side seam rotates to the front after the first wash. Drag the handle to compare.
Baggy knees mean the fabric stretched but did not come back. We use core-spun or dual-core weft, log the heat-setting of each lot and test growth to ASTM D3107 — limit ≤ 5%.
Stretch under load: 0%. The part that does not come back after 30 minutes is growth.
Indigo stays in the outer ring of the warp yarn. If that ring is deeper or shallower than on your sample, bulk washes down flatter or lighter. We fix dip count, airing and bath pH per article and approve each dye set on a washed panel.
Unfixed indigo and sulfur rub off onto white sneakers, car seats and light bags. Wet crocking is the most common failure on dark and black denim.
| Test cloth | Not washed-off | Washed-off & fixed |
|---|---|---|
| Dry AATCC 8 | 3 | 4–5 |
| Wet ISO 105-X12 | 1–2 | 3 |
| Why | Surface indigo and sulfur left on the yarn | Wash-off boxes after dyeing; fixing agent on dark & black |
| In the PO | No grade — no basis for a claim | Dry ≥ 3–4 · Wet ≥ 2–3 per lot |
The same fabric looks completely different after washing. For every dye set we wash a panel with your recipe, so you approve the look you will sell. Hover a wash to open it.
Wash recipes are run on production machines in our own laundry. Types of denim washing
Ring, slub or open-end warp yarn wound onto beams. Core-spun stretch weft booked for the order.
Ropes of warp yarn dipped and aired in indigo, optional sulfur bottom or top.
3/1 right-hand, left-hand or broken twill on wide air-jet or shuttle looms for selvedge.
Singeing, skewing, heat-setting for stretch, then compressive shrinking.
4-point inspection of every roll, shade blanket and wash panel for every set.
Rolls ticketed, wrapped and loaded by shade group under supervision.
Core articles in regular production. Weight ranges are from our current range; composition and construction are reference values — replace with your real specs.
| Article | Composition | Weave | Weight | Stretch | Typical Use | MOQ |
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Tests to AATCC, ASTM and ISO methods, reported with every shipment. Stricter values can be agreed in the PO.
Certificate numbers are listed so they can be verified directly. Lower-impact fibers are available for eco collections.
Six garment lines our buyers make from these articles. Hover an arch for the weight we usually supply.
Six reasons, each backed by a control described on this page.
Rope dyeing, weaving and sanforizing under one quality system.
Rolls graded after washing, not just raw.
Core-spun weft and ASTM D3107 growth tests.
8–21 oz, RHT / LHT / broken twill, developed from your sample.
Roll tickets, packing lists and test reports ready for customs and buyers.
Existing swatches free of charge; you only cover the courier.
Garment, weight, stretch, quantity and a photo or swatch.
Existing articles free; courier paid by buyer.
For custom articles, a hand-loom sample and a panel washed to your recipe.
Dye set and stretch yarn reserved, ship date confirmed in writing.
Weekly photos and status on WhatsApp.
4-point report, shade blanket, test reports and roll tickets.
Quotes are per meter. Six choices move the price most. Compare them against a standard 12 oz rigid indigo denim, then send the specification for a real quote.
Index values are illustrative — replace with your real price ratios.
Buyers who come to us for denim fabric supplier often source several fabrics in one program. These pages use the same order terms — 500 m MOQ, 20–35 days — and can share one container.
Can’t find your answer? Message us on WhatsApp — we usually reply within one working day.
500 meters per order. Swatches of existing articles are free; you only pay the shipping.
Denim fabric price is quoted per meter and depends mainly on weight, stretch, dyeing, loom type, fiber and quantity — see the price calculator.
Yes. All articles ship as denim fabric rolls of about 100 yards, each with a roll ticket showing weight, cuttable width, shade group and shrinkage.
Yes. Selvedge denim fabric from 12 to 16 oz and raw denim fabric from 10 to 15 oz. See What Is Selvedge Denim.
Usually 20–35 days for bulk after the wash panel is approved.
We are a denim fabric manufacturer with our own dyeing, weaving and finishing, so bulk denim fabric orders are produced and tested under one quality system.
Yes. We analyze weave, yarn and indigo depth, then send a hand-loom sample and a washed panel for approval.
Shrinkage, skew, stretch and growth, crocking, washing fastness, tear strength, weight and cuttable width.
Garment, weight, stretch and quantity are enough to start.