11oz Purple Denim Fabric

Buyer Overview

HW1015 gives streetwear and fashion teams a purple alternative to conventional indigo without losing the firm outline expected from an 11oz denim. The weight is suited to four-season straight-leg jeans, trucker jackets and coordinated overshirts where a visible, structured silhouette matters. Its 80/20 cotton-polyester blend and 3/1 right-hand twill are verified catalog values; stretch performance has not been published and should not be assumed.

Deep purple is sensitive to dye-route and light-exposure choices. Ask whether the current proposal is piece dyed, garment dyed, sulfur based or reactive yarn dyed, then approve the actual lot rather than treating those processes as equivalent. For a streetwear program, specify the required shade after washing and request rubbing, washing and light-fastness results. A grade 3.5–4.0 target may be written into the buyer specification, but it remains a target until supported by current-lot testing.

Technical Specifications and Order Controls

Marker, Cutting and Sewing Guidance

The legacy source records a 180 cm width; the garment factory should confirm the current lot’s usable figure before calculating marker efficiency. Keep roll and shade-lot records, cut shade-sensitive panels in one direction and avoid mixing body components across rolls. The 11oz structure can support topstitching and jacket panels, but seam bulk at yokes, waistbands and pocket corners must be checked with production thread and needle settings.

Washing and Garment Development

Begin development with a clean rinse to establish the base shade. For faded streetwear effects, compare enzyme intensity and abrasion time in small steps; aggressive recipes can expose pale high points and transfer loose color back onto pocketing or labels. Use anti-backstaining controls, test trims for staining and confirm warp/weft shrinkage after the approved recipe.

Buyer FAQ

Is the purple shade guaranteed to match the website image?

No. Screens, lighting and dye lots differ. Confirm swatch availability, then approve sample yardage and a washed garment panel before issuing the bulk color standard.

Sampling note: Stock, lot, shade and technical performance can change. Confirm swatch and sample-yardage options, then request current test data before bulk production.