When we see washed jeans, there are various patterns, holes, and white exposure, which are inseparable from the process before washing.

The most common is cat whiskers, which actually simulate the wrinkles produced when people wear jeans naturally, and use sandpaper to wipe off the color on the jeans.

Including the large area of white exposure on jeans, it is also made by sanding the whole piece of sandpaper.

And the effect of these polished colors will be finally presented after washing.

The left side is cat whiskers, and the right thigh is worn white.

Another charm of jeans is: the sense of tattered.

Some people especially like the natural feeling of micro-hair and wear on clothes, so there are processes specifically to create this effect.

As for another manifestation of tattered feeling: holes, directly cut the opening with a blade, and then pull out the thread inside at will. If the wear has a retro feel, the holes have a strong street style.

Rotten is actually a style of denim.

These processes are all handmade, relying on the experience and craftsmanship of the master craftsmen. They will make fine adjustments according to the size differences of different sizes. It can be said that there are always slight differences between each pair of trousers. They are all unique, but they will also try their best to ensure visual consistency.