Streetwear Jeans – Aqorangesupply

Streetwear Pants

Custom pants

Denim and Sweat Pants

Streetwear bottoms are often characterized by relaxed fits. Both denim jeans and sweat pants are popular choices, providing comfort without compromising style.

Sample Lead Time: 7-10 days
Bulk Lead Time (50~300 pcs)：20-25 day
MOQ: 50pcs/per color

Techniques：Washing/Damage/Embroidery/Print
Customization: 50 pcs/ per color

Excellent Craftsmanship

YKK zippers are synonymous with exquisite craftsmanship. Denim fabric, with its unique texture, requires multiple processes of refinement and repeated washing to achieve the best results. The standard metal zippers from the YKK brand, with their robust and durable component design, can withstand frequent industrial washing and handling, offering smooth operation and resistance to slipping. The choice of materials and craftsmanship of the zipper often serve as a key indicator of the quality of jeans, reflecting the overall standard and attention to detail in the product.

Open-seam binding is a crucial technique in jeans manufacturing, primarily used in key areas such as the side seams (side seams) and inseams (inner seams). This process involves encasing the raw edges of the fabric to prevent fraying, thereby enhancing both the durability and aesthetic appeal of the jeans.

The bartacking process, commonly known as “reinforced stitching,” is a specialized technique in jeans sewing. It involves creating a series of tightly spaced zigzag stitches to firmly reinforce stress points, effectively preventing fraying or seam blowouts. At the same time, this technique adds a unique decorative touch to the jeans.

The rivet process plays a dual role in jeans—enhancing durability while also imparting unique decorative appeal. Rivets are securely fastened to the denim fabric, not only improving the functionality of the pants but also adding distinctive style and personality.

The chain stitch technique is a refined sewing method where the stitch is intricately embedded into the fabric, resembling a chain, giving the garment a unique texture and durability. This process typically requires skilled artisans to combine manual and mechanical operations, ensuring even and secure stitches. Due to its complexity, the chain stitch is often found in high-end denim clothing, particularly at the waistband and hem. It not only enhances the smoothness of the waistband but also adds an elegant aesthetic, elevating the overall design with a sense of sophistication and refinement.

Streetwear Pants