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Ecuador’s denim fabric imports are experiencing a steady uptick, driven by stable local demand and production needs. Despite the volume increase, the decline in overall import value suggests a strategic shift towards cost-effective sourcing. This pragmatic approach enables manufacturers to meet market requirements efficiently. By analyzing this trend, we gain valuable insights into the dynamics of Ecuador’s denim industry and its adaptation to changing market conditions. This data comparison between 2023 and 2024 provides a comprehensive understanding of the industry’s trajectory.

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First of its kind study on Bangladesh’s exports of denim and non-denim garment and a comparison between 2023 and 2024. Understand the entire Bangladesh’s denim and non-denim industry in terms of major brands buying from Bangladesh and how their buying patterns are changing. Besides, a deep dive into the major suppliers, the kind of buyers they deal with and details on their product types, volumes, prices, trends and growth. How the direction of Denim and its related non denim apparel buying is changing in these years. A must use report for anyone dealing in Bangladesh apparel industry globally.

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Colombia’s denim fabric imports are driven by a growing textile industry, with many local
manufacturers sourcing denim fabric from international suppliers. The country’s strategic
location and trade agreements make it an attractive market for denim fabric exporters.
Colombia’s denim industry is known for producing high-quality denim products, and the
demand for denim fabric is expected to continue growing in the coming years

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India’s denim garment export landscape witnessed notable shifts between 2023 and While the industry continued to navigate global market dynamics, Indian exporters demonstrated resilience and adaptability. The comparison highlights the sector’s strengths and areas for improvement, providing valuable insights for stakeholders.

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We Got Close Enough to the Red-Hot PW x II F2F20 to Singe Off Our Eyebrows

It was a given that, at some point, The Indigo Invitational would release a collaboration pair.

Over the last six years, the world’s largest denim fading competition has joined forces to produce competition tees and bandanas, but, until now, we’ve never put our name on any selvedge.

We didn’t want to just slap the competition name on a label and call it a day. We wanted to work with a brand to engineer a brand-new made-to-fade selvedge—something made by the competition and for its competitors.

The first pair landed on my doorstep just a few days ago, and I wanted to share the first close-up look with you all here on Denimhunters. Spoiler alert: the pair is an absolute scorcher.

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Close Up with the F2F20 Selvedge

The selvedge (designed in Thailand but woven in Japan) features an intoxicating mixture of blue and orange tones—the result of a marriage of indigo-dyed warp yarns and soil- and bark-dyed weft yarns.

For the warp, Piger Works used the same yarns that they developed for their legendary fast-fading Master of Fade selvedge.

A secret weapon among Thailand’s passionate fade enthusiasts, this selvedge has an impressive track record of success in the competition.

The weft yarns were developed especially for the F2F20. They’ve been dyed with a combination of rosewood bark and volcanic soil from the northeast part of Thailand.

As natural complementary colours, the rich orange and deep indigo tones play off each other and will fade beautifully together.

Tipping the scales at just over 20 oz., the selvedge is right in that sweet spot where you can expect eye-catching contrast fades without breaking your back to get them.

The denim looks and feels heavy, and it’ll fade like only heavy selvedge can, but it won’t grind the backs of your hands or knees until they’re bloody and raw.

If you’ve never tried anything this heavy, the F2F20 will be an easy introduction to the world of heavyweight selvedge. If you’re a scene veteran, they’ll be a walk in the park.

Cutting and Trimming: The New F2F20 Fit

Initially, the Indigo Invitational x Piger Works F2F20 was available for pre-order in Piger’s two flagship fits: the No. 5 (low-rise straight) and the No. 5S (low-rise slim straight).

It’s still available in these cuts—a great choice for motorcycle riders or high-octane stylers.

I’ve been exploring (and enjoying) higher-rise pairs for the past year or two, and, for this release, I wanted to develop a new cut for Piger Works based on what I’ve tried and enjoyed. 

I tried to create an approximation of how mid-century shrink-to-fit pairs fit after their first wash. The result is a slimmed-down high-rise fit (No. 5SH) that somehow feels both classic and modern.

Fastening comfortably across the top of the hips, the No. 5SH follows the line of the thigh, leaving plenty of room for comfort and movement.

They taper slightly from there, losing around an inch from the knee to the opening, which is wide enough to work with just about any kind of footwear.

The high rise lifts the pocket openings higher on the waist, which makes them easier to access and use—a welcome change for fans of low-slung and slim-fitting selvedge who’ve grown tired of rubbing the backs of their hands raw on new pairs.

While the cut is generous, it is not baggy anywhere. It’s snug where it should be, loose where you want it to be.

If you feel (as I do) that you might be outgrowing low-rise slim cuts, this cut might be a revelation for you.

The size charts for all of the cuts are available here.

Important: Piger Works uses a true waist measurement, which measures around the waist rather than side to side. There are directions for how to measure on the fit guide. 

Closing Thoughts

It seems somehow fitting that Thomas and I are both stepping into new territory this year. I’ve put the Indigo Invitational crest on a pair of selvedge for the first time, and Thomas has started his own brand.

We’re both rooting for each other, and we’re both proud of the pairs we’ve managed to produce (in our own, very different ways).

If you’re looking for a bold and heavy pair that can make a splash in Y5 of the Indigo Invitational, the F2F20 fits the bill.

I’ll be wearing my pair from Flag to Flag, and I’m hoping to see a few of you running beside me, wearing the Invitational colours on your cuff and hip.

How will the blue and orange change and mix over the course of the competition? Will this red-hot pair produce dynamite fades? I think so, but I hope you’ll join me on the starting line and find out for yourself. 

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This report gives the analysis on the denim fabric imports by Mexico and compares the 2023 and 2024 changes. Mexico’s denim fabric imports saw a steady influx, with major suppliers being India, China, and countries like Turkey and Pakistan also playing significant roles in the market, according to import data trends.

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