You can wash your cotton jeans in a warm water wash with like colors and tumble dry on medium heat. For longer lasting color turn your jeans inside out and wash them in cold water. Don't ever let your jeans get so hot in the dryer that you can't touch them! Not only is this destructive to the fabric but you could ruin the fit of your jeans. Your jeans can be ironed on the cotton setting if desired. Can be dry cleaned.

Open End denim

The denim most people are familiar with is "Open End Denim". The term Open End describes the yarn that is used to weave the denim. About 17 years ago, a process was developed that was more economical and produced a more consistent yarn thickness. For the jean purist, this denim is considered too refined and does not posses the unique character or strength of the denim of the past.

RHT

Right Hand Twill Denims are woven from smooth, uniform yarns. RHT denims are noted for being more rugged. We recommend our RHT fabrics for you rugged outdoors people for they will last a lifetime of camping and hiking.

Combed Cotton

High quality men's shirts are usually made from combed cotton. By combing the cotton before it is spun into yarn, the longer staple fibers are extracted. These long fibers are then woven into a smooth denim. Combed cotton fabrics are noted for their smooth texture.