Jeans bleaching – advantages and risks of different bleaching processes – part 1

Jeans bleaching – advantages and risks of different bleaching processes (1/3)

The dyeing and finishing of ready-made jeans garments has gained increasing prominence in recent years. The global market for denim jeans is projected to reach $56 billion by the year 2018, according to Global Industry Analysts.

girl wearing blue jeansOriginally used exclusively for workwear, jeans have gained a position of ever-increasing importance in the clothing market, due to wearing comfort and fashion. Designers learned to make jeans attractive to an ever increasing number of customers through innovative modifications and styling. One of the increasing styles – especially for the summer season – is bleached jeans. “Bleached jeanswear is back in vogue and is most suitable for a lovely and romantic look.” [1]

Bleached denim, of the garment washed, are stone-washed and bleached with different chemicals and treatments. Bleaching is a treatment of textiles in order to lighten the fabric for the final shades.

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Florian Winkler

Florian Winkler is a free consultant for project and product management with the finished studies as graduated engineer textile technology and a master of engineer environmental technology. In the chemical industry he has 15 years of experience at the international acting companies Bayer AG and DyStar Textilfarben GmbH & Co. KG as global product manager in the garment business, portfolio coordination and new product development of auxiliaries, enzyme products and process optimization; technical marketing of several printing dyes and systems, quality manager of the department and experience in environmental management