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Denim Jeans in European Market

Summary by Gaurav Doshi, edited by Ferdinand Rinaldy

Denim jeans and Europe seem to be made for each other. The word denim is from another French material serge de nimes.

The end of the Second World War was the time when denim blue jeans gained new status in Europe. In Europe the surplus Levi’s jeans left behind by American armed forces were now available in limited supplies. Creativity flourished as far as denim jeans go. Customized denim embroidery made an appearance, so too did stud and patched jeans, giving jeans an all new glamorous appeal.

Designer jeans were literally everywhere in Europe and were a symbol of the affluence and status of the society. You can see every major designer coming out with fabulous denim jeans wear. The latest trends like the beaded and the beat-up denim jeans are a rage among youth.

The Hip and the Rebel Wear Jeans

Summary by Axel Vaqueros

A wonderful invention in the clothing market that changed the whole concept of how we dress was the humble denim jean. The credit of starting the wholesale selling of jeans goes to Leob Strauss. The world of psychedelic jeans and painted or embroidered jeans evolved during the 60’s and 70’s. The fashion of this period changed the jean styles tremendously by adding a colorful new look. Whether you are looking for the designer jeans as a fashion statement or just a pair of jeans that are comfortable and strong enough to work in, there is someone out there making jeans just for you.

I edited a guide you may be interest in reading: Black Jeans and Denim Shorts.