ZIMBABWE COTTON
FULLCOUNT jeans use Zimbabwe cotton, which is famous for its high quality.
< Features of Zimbabwe's Fabric >
1. Because Zimbabwe cotton itself is a mother-in-law.
When you twist a small amount of cotton, which is relatively long, than when you twist several pieces of single hair, it feels smooth because there are fewer overlapping parts and there are fewer distractions.
2. Manually when harvesting cotton
When you harvest Zimbabwe cotton, you only pick cotton one by one with your hands, not with a machine, so you can make thread with pure cotton because there are no impurities such as leaves or shells that occur when you use the machine to pick it all at once.
3. Tips white color
The features of Zimbabwe cotton are white, so you don't have to make it white before you dye it, so you can create a more natural Indigo color.
The length of the fiber is thin and long, so the joints are small, giving you more leeway and creating a strong staining thread. The thread is light and soft to the skin, so it absorbs and releases elasticity and sweat well. Because we use 100% of the best natural materials, we were able to achieve high resistance jeans.
If you were interpreting the existing denim fabric as 'hard and heavy', if you look back on the raw materials of the fabric, you can interpret it in a different way from the existing.
FULLCOUNT TECHNIQUE
FULLCOUNT jeans are not only denim fabrics but also thread used in sewing.
Usually used in jeans is the Polyester. Polyester is difficult to bleach, so even if denim fabric is bleached, it returns to its original color state at least to the point of sewing. But like old high-quality vintage jeans, I thought it was best to have the fabric and thread fading together, so the sewing thread is also using the Egyptian cotton.
Thus, just as you bleach denim fabric, the stitching color drops as you wear it. Especially, the fact that the back pocket design stitch is being torn off naturally is also the charm of full count denim.
Of course, that doesn't mean it's not durable at all
I'm using 12 different types of thread in a pair of jeans. Especially, the easy part of the tear is using the original thick thread that is not normally thought of in clothing sewing. To counter thickness, sewing machine needles are also custom made.
In order to recreate the jeans that were once said to be "better" in the U.S., the thorough conditions are reflected in thinking of all the processes, from sewing thread to sewing machine "hair" that uses them. It is the hands of a skilled craftsman who is using such yarn to create a sophisticated stitching line. It is reproducing a deep stitch line, not a uniform line.
This persistence in detail has given rise to the original merit of jeans, and the more you try on FULLCOUNT jeans, the more you will realize it.
FULLCOUNT DENIM
The changing silhouette according to the wearer's body shape is a characteristic of jeans that cannot be seen in other clothes. That's why I want to wear it for a long time.
The FULLCOUNT is not doing any embalming to keep the cotton from losing its original elasticity. By drawing 100% of the potential for expansion with the original face, we offer stronger and more elastic jeans. This is because the more you wear high-quality leather shoes, the more you fit your legs, the more you wear FULLCOUNT jeans change.
Also, the initial washing length may be reduced by approximately 2 inches to approximately 3 inches waist because no shrinkage is being performed. (Except for products that are original)
This is "reducing the face ..."From that perspective, it's natural, and the fiber material is inherently shrinking and twisting.
The resulting twist is essential evidence of high-quality quality, as we are pursuing wear, durability, and absorbency as a top priority.
