- Denim was actually derived from the French term ‘serge de nimes’.
- In 1936, a red flag was sewed next to the back pocket by Levi Strauss and that was when the first label was ever attached to a piece of a garment.
- In the early 1960’s, denim was banned by many schools in the U.S as it had become an icon of teen rebellion.
- About 450 million jeans are sold in U.S.A alone each year.
- One bale of cotton can be used to produce 225 pairs of denim jeans.
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