Custom Fabric for Denim Brands
At DiZNEW, we offer a curated selection of denim fabrics to meet the unique vision of every partner brand. Whether you’re creating heavyweight raw denim for rugged jeans, stretch denim for comfort-focused streetwear, or washed and distressed finishes for vintage vibes—our material library balances style, durability, and innovation.
If you’re planning a custom denim project, discover the perfect fabric solution with DiZNEW.
Choose the Right Denim Fabric for Your Apparel Project
There are various types of denim fabrics available for different fashion goals. At DiZNEW, we help you select the ideal material based on your budget, target market, garment function, and desired look.
Stretch Denim
Stretch denim integrates spandex or elastane for added flexibility and movement. It offers a snug, body-hugging fit while maintaining the structure of traditional denim. This versatile fabric is ideal for skinny jeans, jeggings, or active-inspired denim styles that require both comfort and form.
Selvedge Denim
Selvedge denim is crafted using vintage shuttle looms that produce tightly woven fabric with clean, finished edges. Known for its durability and neat selvedge ID (often red or blue lines), this fabric is prized by denim connoisseurs and often left uncut at the seams for a raw, purist finish. It represents premium quality and classic denim tradition.
PU Coated Denim
PU coated denim fabrics give denim more possibilities by applying a polyurethane coating to the fabric, creating a glossy, leather-like film. The fabric has a slight glossy or matte effect, is windproof and waterproof, and has a firmer texture, making it suitable for jackets, coats, trench coats, and other design-oriented items.
Waxed Denim
Waxed denim is treated with a special wax to give it a slightly oily texture, while enhancing water resistance and abrasion resistance. It is the material of choice for many vintage or military style brands. It is suitable for high structural demands such as work coats, jackets, heavy weight pants and other designs.
Brushed Denim
Milled denim is made softer and warmer to the touch by lightly piling the fabric, making it especially suitable for close-fitting wear in the fall and winter months. Compared to traditional denim, brushed denim retains the twill structure while adding skin-friendliness, and is often used for warm pants, jackets or parent-child denim pieces.
Corduroy Denim
Denim corduroy combines the twill structure of denim with the longitudinal velvet pattern of corduroy, adding a three-dimensional and heavy feel while maintaining the wear-resistant characteristics of denim. The surface of the fabric presents thin or thick stripes, with a strong texture. It is an important material for creating a winter literary style, British style or retro campus style.
Slub Denim
Slub denim is woven with irregular yarn thickness, which creates a natural knotty feeling and uneven texture on the surface of the fabric, which is more layered and natural in texture. It is often used in high-end retro series, Japanese jeans or American workwear style products.
Special Dyed Denim
Special dyeing denim adopts non-traditional indigo dyeing methods, such as vulcanization dyeing, reactive dyeing, silicone dyeing and other techniques, to achieve unique shades of grey-green, caramel, brick-red, purple-grey and so on. These fabrics are calm in color and unique in style, and present a more complex color fall effect after washing.
Yarn Dyed Denim
Color woven denim is different from the traditional dyeing and finishing process, which is to dye the yarns separately before weaving, and form a layered twill color sense through interweaving of warp and weft. The fabric is not easy to fade after washing, and is suitable for denim garments with high color fastness requirements, such as work shirts.
Digital Printed Denim
Digital printing denim adopts environmentally friendly inkjet printing technology to achieve complex patterns, high saturation colors and gradient effects on denim blanks. Patterns can be flexibly customized, such as camouflage, graffiti, flowers, slogans, etc., suitable for creating a distinctive style of limited series or co-branded products.
Coated Denim
In addition to PU coating, there are also new types of coated denim such as metallic foil coating, silver powder and crack coating, which can create special visual effects such as mirror reflection, bursting and metallic luster. With its strong visual impact, this kind of fabric is often used in the runway show models, Chao brand co-branded limited series.
Cotton Denim
Cotton denim is the core fabric of classic denim apparel, woven with natural cotton fiber twill. According to the weight can be divided into light (10oz), medium (12-14oz) and heavy (16oz or more) models, to adapt to different seasons and styles. Widely used in straight leg pants, work pants, denim jackets and other basic items, is a popular fabric for men’s clothing and unisex design.
Polyester Blend Denim
Polyester blended denim improves the overall fabric’s wrinkle resistance, abrasion resistance and color fastness by blending polyester fiber with cotton. This type of fabric is not easy to shrink after washing and has stable color, which has obvious advantages in the production of large quantities and the transportation of ready-made garments.
Recycled Denim
Eco-friendly recycled denim fabrics are made from recycled denim or plastic bottles (RPET) and spun to preserve the original denim texture while significantly reducing the environmental impact. Its natural, rugged texture is favored by brands that focus on “eco-friendly” and “sustainable” design.
Color Denim
Colored denim fabrics are no longer confined to traditional indigo, but are presented in diverse colors such as black, grey, burgundy, military green, beige, etc., and achieve a rich sense of visual hierarchy through the dyeing or finishing process. It is commonly used in the spring and summer new product development of trendy brands, designer brands and fast fashion brands.
We are committed to elevating your denim brand! Our custom denim manufacturing services are designed to transform your vision into exceptional jeans, jackets, and more. Helping you create unique pieces that stand out, sell well, and more.
Product Cases Applied To Different Denim Fabrics
Cotton Denim Garment Types
Cotton denim is the most classic and widely used type of denim, known for its durability, breathability, and timeless appeal. It suits a wide range of everyday and fashion-forward styles:
Straight-Leg Jeans, Denim Jackets, Button-Up Shirts, A-Line Skirts, Casual Shorts, Dungarees, and Workwear-Inspired Pants.
Selvedge Denim Garment Types
Selvedge denim is prized for its premium quality, tightly woven edges, and raw, untreated character. It’s often used in heritage and artisanal pieces:
Raw Denim Jeans, Cuffed Tapered Jeans, Type II/III Denim Jackets, Heavy-Duty Overalls, Work Coats, Japanese-Style Utility Pants, and Collector’s Edition Garments.
Digital Printed Denim Garment Types
Digital printed denim brings a modern twist to traditional fabric by allowing creative, high-resolution patterns and artwork. It combines durability with bold visual expression:
Statement Jeans with Graphic Prints, Fashion Jackets with Floral or Abstract Designs, Printed Skirts, Patterned Denim Shirts, Streetwear Pieces, and Limited Edition Capsules.
Stretch Denim Garment Types
Stretch denim blends cotton with elastane or spandex, providing added flexibility and comfort. It is ideal for fitted silhouettes and movement-friendly designs:
Skinny Jeans, Jeggings, Fitted Jackets, Bodycon Dresses, Stretch Mini Skirts, and Maternity Jeans.
