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Frequently Asked Questions
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Why is denim usually blue?
Traditional denim is dyed with indigo, a natural dye originally derived from plants. Indigo only coats the outer fibers of the thread, which is why denim fades over time.
What is the difference between denim and jeans?
Denim is the fabric.
Jeans are the garment made from denim.
Why does denim fade?
Indigo dye does not fully penetrate the cotton fibers. With wear and washing, the outer dye layer breaks down, creating fades unique to the wearer.
Is denim always 100% cotton?
Traditional denim is 100% cotton, but modern versions may include elastane or polyester for stretch and durability.
What makes premium denim different?
Higher-quality denim often uses:
Heavier fabric weight
Tighter weaving
Better indigo dyeing techniques
Selvage edges (finished woven edges that prevent fraying)
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Indigo Legacy Apparel is designed to endure. Our success is measured not by speed or visibility, but by coherence, resonance, and time. The brand exists to be worn, remembered, and returned to—without explanation.
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