Denim is a classic textile and an essential of fashion. It is characterized by cotton warp-face fabric, twill weaving for a diagonal ribbing look, and indigo dyeing for the most popularly known blue jeans style. A Nevada tailor Jacob W Davis made history in 1873 by creating the first ever pair of rivet-reinforced denim pants or what we now commonly refer to as jeans—making it one go-to staple piece that will never cease to be fashionable.

Denim revolutionized workwear for Western laborers when Jacob Davis partnered with Levi Strauss & Co. to make jeans widely available—and the rest is history! Nowadays, denim has become essential in our wardrobes, from casual shirts and jackets to more formal coats. There’s no denying that denim can be found everywhere you look!