Q: What is the main composition of denim jeans?
A: The main fabric of denim jeans is denim, usually made from cotton fibers. Traditional denim uses a twill weave, giving the fabric its characteristic blue diagonal texture. To increase elasticity and comfort, modern jeans often include a small amount of spandex or polyester fibers.
Q: What harmful substances can be present in denim fabric production?
A: During the production of denim jeans, the following two substances may pose risks to the skin:
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Aniline dyes: Aniline dyes are commonly used for coloring but can irritate the skin and may cause allergic reactions with long-term exposure. (Kingpins Show)
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Heavy metals (e.g., chromium, nickel): Chemicals containing heavy metals may be used in dyeing and finishing processes. Residual heavy metals in fabric can harm the skin over time. (Kingpins Show)
Q: How does Sainiya address these issues?
A: Sainiya is committed to providing safe and eco-friendly denim products, implementing the following measures:
Using natural plant-based dyes: Sainiya replaces traditional aniline dyes with natural plant dyes to reduce skin irritation.
Strict control of heavy metals: Sainiya strictly limits the use of heavy metals in production, ensuring products meet international safety standards.
Eco-friendly production processes: Sainiya adopts environmentally friendly production methods, reducing environmental pollution while safeguarding consumer health.
Q: What are the key features of Sainiya jeans?
A: Sainiya jeans offer:
Comfort: Soft natural fabrics provide a comfortable wearing experience.
Eco-friendliness: Produced using environmentally conscious methods that minimize ecological impact.
Fashionable design: Stylish and suitable for a variety of occasions.
Safety: Carefully controlled chemical usage ensures skin-safe products.
Q: How can I purchase Sainiya jeans?
A: Visit Sainiya’s official website sainiya.shop to learn more and make a purchase.
References:
Kingpins Show. Denim Mis-information. Link
Levi Strauss & Co. Water<Less™. Link
Greenpeace. Detox Campaign, 2011. Link
OEKO-TEX®. Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX®. Link
H&M Group. Conscious Materials. Link
