Mar 27, 2018 · We spoke to denim makers, sellers, and buyers to learn more about the best of raw denim from Japan to America.

Raw denim, also known as dry denim, refers to denim that hasn’t gone through any pre-washing or shrinking processes in production. Completely untreated, raw denim feels stiff at first but transforms over time.

Mar 7, 2025 · Raw denim is the Holy Grail for true denim nerds, but what exactly is it, what makes it different to selvedge, should you wash it and where should you go for the good stuff? Our ultimate guide...

Nov 30, 2023 · The 3 Phases of Buying Raw Denim and What You Should Ask Yourself. One of the most frequently asked questions I get from readers and followers is “which jeans should I buy?!” This beginner’s guide to raw denim answers that question.

Oct 31, 2021 · Two denim designers explain the technique. Plus, an edit of our favorite pairs of raw denim to shop from slim-fit to cropped to straight legs.

Sep 12, 2011 · Raw denim (aka dry denim) is simply denim fabric that remains unwashed, untreated, and virtually untouched from when it rolls off the loom to when it is sold to you. It’s denim in its purest form.

Dec 27, 2022 · Raw denim is denim that is raw/untreated and in its original form. Selvedge refers to the overlock stitching on the inside of the jeans on the outerseam, it’s not to do with the raw denim as a fabric.

Raw denim is the term for denim fabric that is unwashed and untreated. The vast majority of jeans sold today are produced by washing and distressing the denim in order to create an artificial worn-in look.

Feb 27, 2022 · Dozens of brands have popped up in raw denim’s revival, luring denimheads with selvedge denim, artisanal dye techniques, textured fabrics and rare vintage details. The journey through a cardboard, indigo-soaked gauntlet to your own personally faded jeans is a rite of passage for fashion heads.

Feb 21, 2022 · Answers the questions what is raw denim, how to wash, how to break in, selvedge difference, and where to buy the best raw denim brands.