The beige camouflage pattern gives denim a calmer look than traditional blue washes. The quality is often used for trousers, skirts, jackets and shackets. The 275 g\/m\u00b2 weight gives the fabric body, while the knitted construction and elastane provide room for movement in the garment.<\/p>\n
Knitted denim differs from classic woven denim. When choosing patterns, you should therefore account for the fabric\u2019s stretch instead of treating it like a rigid fabric. Test seams and topstitching on a scrap before cutting a larger run. This helps you choose the right needle and stitch for the quality.<\/p>\n
Fabric shops can use beige camouflage as an alternative to solid colour denim in a range of fabrics for everyday wear. Smaller clothing manufacturers can use the colour in short runs where the pattern should be visible without dominating. Plan cutting so the camouflage pattern faces the same way on all garment pieces.<\/p>\n
Wash at 30 degrees with the wrong side out, and avoid tumble drying. Pre-wash a test piece if you need to set final measurements for finished garments.<\/p>\n