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Pakistan’s denim fabric export landscape experienced crucial developments during the third quarter (Q3) of 2024 and 2025 (July to September). This period is pivotal for global supply chains, often setting the stage for year-end performance. As Pakistani exporters continue to strategically position themselves amidst evolving global trade patterns and competitive pricing pressures, a focused comparative analysis of the July to September data between 2024 and 2025 is essential. This detailed comparison will illuminate significant shifts in export volume, average pricing, and the concentration of major buyers, offering critical intelligence for sector-wide planning and future market penetration
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Vetements runway denim isn’t and never was about classic cut and wash . It has always been about concept, contrast, and visual disruption. Expect silhouettes that play with transparency, unexpected panels, and high-fashion details rather than straightforward everyday jeans.
Here’s what you should know about Vetements Spring/Summer 2026 denim:
Reconstructed and Provocative Denim Elements
Vetements’ Spring/Summer 2026 runway includes denim intentionally deconstructed and experimental. Like jeans featuring denim in front and transparent plastic backs, revealing underwear. A provocative twist on traditional denim which totally aligns with the brand’s rebellious ethos.
Streetwear Meets Couture Denim
Denim is integrated into an overall streetwear-meets-high-fashion lineup, often paired with cargos, aviator jackets, and bold accessories. Reinforcing denim as part of the gritty, hybrid wardrobe rather than as classic blue jeans.
There is an vant-garde interpretation: denim isn’t presented as classic jeans only – it’s transformed, fractured, and hybridized to feel conceptual rather than purely functional.
You can check out some of the denim, caargos, and leathers from the Vetements Spring/Sumer 2026 collections in our gallery below.
You can shop for Vetements’ current collection at Farfetch men/women, YOOX men/women, and at Cettire.
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For Spring/Summer 2026, McQueen’s creative director, Seán McGirr, delivered a provocative, visceral, and narrative-rich collection.
Drawing inspiration from the horror moviem The Wicker Man, the fashion show explored themes of primal instinct, liberation of desire, and the tension between nature and civilized order. A dramatic conceptual underpinning visible throughout the clothes (video below)
So, about the denim in the Spring 2026 Story:
One of McQueen’s most iconic creations, the ultra-low-rise pants were the foundation for Seán McGirr’s spring collection, which brimmed with erotic tension.
I’m sure, many of you guys remember McQueen’s Fall/Winter 1996/97, when he came up with the iconic “bumster” shape!
Well then for this collection, McGirr paired his denim with everything from military-style jackets to frilled corsets or a cropped chainmail top. He also worked the swooping waistbands into skirts, bandeau shorts and cargo pants, some with open zips for added exposure.
Leaned heavily into ultra-low-rise silhouettes, reviving the above mentioned bumster shape, applied across everything from pants to skirts and jeans-inspired bottoms.
Shredded white denim was used as a fabric for skirts and pants and faded blue denim was styled alongside sharp tailoring to create a contrast between casual and refined.
Bottom line: The Spring 2026 collection emphasized ultra-low-rise silhouettes, with denim bottoms blending into McQueen’s signature dramatic and sensual language.
You can shop for the current MCQueen collection on the brand’s website, at NET-A-PORTER, and at Farfetch.
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After Christmas sales are happening right now. You are being swamped with so many options you don’t even know where to start looking.
And if you’re thinking about buying new jeans – well, this is where your Denimology team comes in once again with some useful 
suggestions.
Below you can find an overview of denim trends for 2026. What’s showing up in fashion forecasts, runway collections, street style, and how denim is evolving in terms of fits, washes, and, definitely, sustainability.
After all, there’s nothing more satisfying than buying something at a good price that’s at the same trending right now and the next seasons as well!
Denim continues to move away from ultra-skinny shapes toward roomier fits:
Denim is no longer just casual:
Jeans paired with matching denim blazers or jackets are a smart casual alternative.
Classic influences keep growing:
Vintage denim aesthetics remain a foundation for new designs.
Sustainability isn’t a trend – it’s a standard:
Brands increasingly highlight materials traceability and minimized environmental footprint.
Denim that feels like activewear:
Comfort meets heritage in technical denim.
Denim’s becoming more expressive through:
Personalized and bold finishes add flair.
We sure hope that our feature helped you to find your next new denim love:-)
Let us know with your comment below this post or on any of our social media:-)
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KB Denim is a an egyptian manufacturer of high-quality, sustainable denim and gabardine fabrics. With advanced technology and global certifications, KB Denim creates innovative textiles that meet the needs of fashion brands worldwide.As they are participating in 2nd edition od D&J Eygypt , we had an interview with them to know more about them. Below is the complete information:
KB DENIM is one of the important denim mills in Egypt. Can you share with us your history and your plans for growth over the next few years?
KB Denim was founded after years of experience in the textile industry, when the Koudsi and Ballo families decided it was time to elevate their long-standing business to a new level. This strategic step led to the establishment of KB Denim, with a clear mission: expanding the supply of high-quality denim across the MENA region, Africa, and ultimately global markets. From day one, we built an integrated, innovative operation offering sustainable solutions, with full in-house control from spinning and weaving to finishing and delivery. This vertically integrated system has ensured continuous, stable, and high-quality production up to today.
Looking ahead, our growth plan focuses on three pillars:
– Innovation: introducing new denim designs and upgrading our finishing techniques.
– Sustainability: strengthening our water-saving efforts and expanding our recycled-
material programs.
– Market Expansion: strengthening our footprint in Europe, America and Africa while
developing new partnerships in emerging markets.
As a denim and gabardine producer, how do you see the current Egyptian market and how do you foresee its growth in the coming years?
The Egyptian market is experiencing a gradual but steady rise in demand for locally produced fabrics, especially as brands aim to shorten supply chains and rely less on imports. Denim and gabardine consumption is growing due to increased interest from global garment manufacturers and export-oriented factories.
In the coming years, we expect growth to accelerate, driven by:
– Government support for local manufacturing
– Growing interest in Egyptian-made textiles from Europe and Africa
– Rising adoption of sustainable fabrics
Egypt is well-positioned to become a stronger regional hub for denim and woven fabrics.
You are joining us again at D&J Egypt show in its second edition in Jan 2026. How was your experience in the first edition, and what new collections are you presenting this year?
Our first experience at D&J Egypt was extremely positive; it helped us connect directly with
global brands, regional manufacturers, and sustainability-driven partners. The show successfully highlighted Egypt’s potential as a denim sourcing destination.
For the 2026 edition, we will present fabric variation:
-Vintage delight: Authentic Denim aesthetics with more enhanced character, style and
elegance in daily life
-Cracky: Blending Casual with Classy outlook
-Slubs: Natural to special designed classy slubs with salt and pepper look
-Gabardin Complete color Pallete
-Performance Fabrics: strength , Durability, Moisture management, Thermo-regulation
With distinguished Colors
-Nile Silt and Stone : Earth Colors inspired by Egyptian Desert ( Sulfur )
-Blues: Unmatched indigo tones with impressive wash offs
And in terms of Sustainability:
– Energy Conservation Processes, Enhanced Life cycle of the Denim
– Ozone and Laser Friendly Fabrics, Recycled and upcycled materials.
– Innovative high energy efficient processes with least emissions and impact to the environment
As an Egyptian company with strategic geographic advantages, how do you
position KB DENIM for export markets, and what lead-time, logistic, or tariff
challenges do you face?
We position KB Denim as a strong, fast, flexible, and strategically located supplier for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Egypt’s proximity to major markets gives us competitive transit times, enabling quicker delivery and faster reaction to market demands.
As for our advantages, Egypt’s location gives us short lead-times to Europe, supported by strong regional logistics into the GCC and North Africa, as well as several free trade agreements that help maintain competitive tariffs. On the other hand, we mainly face minor challenges such as occasional shipping delays or longer transit times during busy seasons. However, we mitigate these challenges through strong logistics planning and diversified export routes.
Beyond certifications, can you share a specific sustainability project you’ve
implemented recently with measurable outcomes?
Recently, we completed an exciting upcycling project in collaboration with one of the most
active and prestigious design platforms in Egypt, Cairo Design District. Through this initiative, design students created unique dresses using denim and gabardine waste materials from our mill. The project not only showcased creative reuse of production leftovers but also highlighted the practical impact of upcycling in reducing waste and extending the life cycle of our fabrics.
The global denim/fabric market is highly competitive. What is your unique value
proposition compared to Turkey, India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam?
KB Denim’s competitive edge lies in:
-Vertical integration under one roof for reliable consistency and faster delivery
-Proximity to Europe enabling shorter lead-times
-Cost-effective production compared to many competitors
-Sustainable manufacturing aligned with global certifications
-Design agility we can co-create fabrics with brands quickly and efficiently
-Egypt’s strategic location offering logistical and tariff advantages in many markets
Together, these strengths allow us to offer a unique mix of quality and speed.
If you had to summarise KB DENIM’s future vision in one sentence, what would it be? And what is the next major R&D or investment taking you toward that vision?
Our vision is to lead the region with innovative, sustainable, and high-performance denim that transform ideas into reality.
Next major R&D or investment:
KB Denim is focused not only on today’s Needs but aware of the future challenges and the vision is not to sell the fabric but to be a leading denim company known for being innovative, customer focused and always be preferred Denim company.
KB believes R&D is the Key to be relevant in the market which makes us to fulfil todays and future needs Road Map Ahead and Investments Research and Development Incubation Centre
Covering:
-Evolution of the Denim Manufacturing Processes (Zero Carbon Foot print, Zero Water Discharge,
Water less process, Foams Application, etc).
-State of the Art New Denim Manufacturing Facility, vertically integrated having control on all
inputs to deliver customers service and satisfaction
-Post Consumer Waste Recycling projects
-Collaborations with Brands, Designers and the institutions
-Addition of More Performance Fabrics
-Addition of Digitalized processes for decreasing the process lead times and making higher end
Fabrics quick delivery possibilities
-Warp Knit Concept Denim Fabric for Athleisure
Save Dates for Denimsandjeans (D&J) 2026
D&J Vietnam | D&J Egypt | D&J India | D&J Japan
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KATO’ (often written with the apostrophe) is a premium denim and apparel brand created by designer Hiroshi Kato, rooted in Japanese denim heritage with modern comfort and design.
The brand blends classic vintage style with innovative denim technology, making it a unique option in the higher-end denim world.
Inspired by classic garments, KATO’ focuses on combining the modern need for comfort with the love for vintage pieces. Taking inspiration from hardware, stitching and even machinery used and blending it with innovative blends of fabric and new fits, KATO is dedicated to creating timeless pieces that you’ll hold on to for years.
Design DNA:
Inspired by vintage American workwear and classic Levi’s, re-imagined with Japanese fabric expertise and contemporary silhouettes.
“We’ve developed signature materials like our 4 Way Stretch that consists of combining traditional Japanese denim and a 4 Way Stretch material allowing us to create the most comfortable pair of selvedge jeans from day one of wearing them. That innovation also led KATO’ to develop Denit®, a new knit material that looks like denim but essentially feels like loungewear giving you comfort and style wherever you go.”
Who is KATO’ Denim For:
You want authentic Japanese denim heritage
You want a modern comfortable fit
You appreciate selvedge details, quality stitching, and evolving fades
KATO’ also extends into other garments. Such as denim jackets, chore shirts, and woven pieces, made with the same vintage-meets-modern ethos and quality attention.
You can purchase KATO’ jeans on the brand’s website.
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