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Jordache Jeans - High Fashion Jeans for the Masses

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With humble beginnings going back to the sixties, Jordache definitely come a long way today. Now, with a multitude of other brands owned by the same company, Jordache tends to be one of the flagship brands that have probably one of the highest sales volumes out there. You might perhaps be interested to know that Jordache jeans, despite being so high in demand are not really as expensive as one might expect them to be. On the contrary, they are extremely affordable and perhaps even one of the best when it comes to value for money.

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Denim Jeans in History

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Do you own a pair of jeans? Seems like a silly question, doesn't it? Jeans have been a casual part of our wardrobe since about the 1950's, and have been a fashionable part of our wardrobe since about the 1970's.

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Jeans are popularly made of denim these days but in 17th century Europe jean material and denim were very different. Jean material seems to have originated in Genoa, Italy, called "bleu de Genes" in French, and was woven from cotton or linen and sometimes blended with wool. Denim seems to have originated in France and England, named after Nimes, France, and generally called "serge de Nimes." Unlike the jean fabric the early denim was woven of silk and wool. However, the denim fabric used a colored thread and a white thread in the weave, similar to today's denim fabric, while the jean fabric used only colored threads.

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As time went on the denim material evolved into a cotton twill weave instead of a wool blend, and it retained its characteristic colored warp thread and white fill thread. Its signature blue color became popular when indigo dye was used in the processing.

By the 18th century a sail cloth was being made at Dongari Killa near Mumbai, India. The cloth was a coarsely woven, undyed cotton fabric used by various naval sailing vessels. The cloth was often reused by sailors to make clothing such as overalls. Eventually the overalls and pants made from this material became known as dungarees.

In the 19th century the California Gold Rush gold miners needed strong pants that did not tear easily. Luckily, a Bavarian-born immigrant named Loeb Strauss obtained his American citizenship and journeyed to San Francisco. He changed his name to Levi and produced some sturdy pants for the gold miners. Eventually he reinforced the pockets and weak points of the pants with copper rivets. In 1873 Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis received a patent for the copper rivet reinforcements and the pants now known as "levis" became popular among working men.

In the 1930's and 1940's denim pants grew in popularity. Cowboys gravitated toward them and movie cowboys especially looked good in them. Soldiers during World War II favored wearing denim pants when they were off duty. Factory workers during the era also preferred them. Following the war, rival companies like Wrangler and Lee began to challenge Levi Strauss for a share of the market.

In the 1950's denim jeans became associated with rebellious young people. James Dean popularized them in the movie, "Rebel Without a Cause." Because denim jeans were identified with non-conformity and rebellion, they were sometimes banned in schools, movie theatres, and restaurants.

In the 1960's and 1970's blue jeans became well accepted for casual wear and became part of general fashion. During the period different styles of jeans were created to match the imaginative fashions. For example, stone-washed jeans, embroidered jeans, painted jeans, and psychedelic jeans were a few of the styles that young people were buying from an increased number of manufacturers.

By the 1980's and 1990's famous designers entered into the market with their own styles and labels. Jeans entered the fashion market and the prices of the designer products went surprisingly high. Levi Strauss lost market share and had to close some of its factories. Also during this period other styles of pants such as khakis, chinos, and carpenter pants began to compete with traditional blue jeans.

Now into the 2000's blue jeans survive as a utility pant for much of the population. It is said that the average American owns about seven pairs. On the other hand, however, denim pants have reached a new high in the fashion industry. There now seems to be no upper limit on the price that can be charged for a pair of ultra designer jeans. Big name designers have reinvented the top of the line fashion jeans.

Judging from the history of blue jeans there will continue to be innovations in styles and processing. There will undoubtedly be new applications of denim fabric as the material becomes useful in many other products. And undoubtedly there will be new styles of denim pants to attract us and make us look good.

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One of the best parts of Jordache jeans is that they are extremely easy to procure and are in fact just a click away from your wardrobe. You don't have to go to a specialty store located in one of the swanky malls. If you have a computer that is connected to the internet, you can pretty much go online and browse to the kind of jeans you want and place an order for them. It is actually as easy as it sounds! You can be sure to finding the right pair online if you look in sufficient places for it.

Long Lasting

Being such a big name in the fashion industry, this is perhaps a big name to reckon with. Unlike some of the other brands that are out there, Jordache jeans is perhaps one of the more established ones that you might have come across. The jeans are very good in quality and will easily last for a really long time. With minimal maintenance, you can be assured of getting the most out of your pair of jeans and not wear them out. This, in essence, is what makes these jeans so highly valuable and perhaps the preferred choice when it comes to quality apparels.

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