Brand background G-STAR The G-STAR brand, headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, was founded in 1989 by Dutch Josvantilburg. Since then, it has done its best to develop products to establish its own proprietary brand. Style In 1992, the internationally renowned denim expert Pierre Morisser joined G-STAR and served as chief designer. Pierre Morisser enjoys a reputation for international casual wear design. In addition to his profound knowledge, he has unlimited creativity and has established a distinctive image for G-STAR in the world's clothing industry. In 1996, G-STAR revolutionary launched the original denim series. Since then, G-STAR has entered a new direction and G- The STAR RAW DENIM series has successfully entered the international stage. There are designers from many countries in the team, forming a rich and varied series style. However, the concept of original denim is constantly updated and developed throughout each series. G-STAR participates in large-scale exhibitions in the industry every year, including Pitti Uomo in Florence, Italy, Bread & Butter in Berlin, Germany, Who's Next in Paris, France, and Magic in Las Vegas, USA. It respects tradition but is not restricted by it, and is original and rough. But without losing the fashion style, simple and direct, but also taking into account practical functions, this is G-STAR's original denim style tradition that is preserved but the rules have to be broken. In the mature denim clothing market, G-STAR has always been in accordance with Development according to its own guidelines – down-to-earth and attention to details, G-STAR’s unique development strategy has not only established a solid position in the Dutch local market, but has also become famous in the international market in recent years. The G-STAR brand is built on a concept that matches jeans. Based on the series, we develop new fabric types, washing methods and original designs every year in order to continuously inject new ideas into the brand. G-STAR now has 24 branches in 14 countries, including Northern Europe, the United Kingdom, The United States, Hong Kong and Japan, and the most important ones are Germany, the Netherlands, China, the United Kingdom, Italy and France. Special craftsmanship RAW DENIM is not the first of G-STAR. All untreated denim can be called RAW DENIMRAW DENIM. Early problems Due to the large shrinkage, G-STAR finally adopted the "SANFORIZE" method to fix the fabric and solve the shrinkage problem. Now consumers no longer have to buy two sizes larger to prevent shrinkage. All G-STAR jeans (fabric) :) They will all indicate "USA DENIM". This is not denim made in the United States, but uses cotton grown in the United States. It uses cotton from the United States and Europe. The difference is that after dyeing, the American denim can be bluer and whiter. The European blue and white are a bit gray, so they specially choose American cotton. As an expert in jeans, G-STAR attaches great importance to the quality of each product. Therefore, they continue to work hard to improve their technology and pay attention to Creative, new models are introduced every season, pioneering the trend of fashion. G-STAR has a classic design, ELWOOD, which is the representative work of G-STAR and has been registered as a trademark. It is a 3D three-dimensional jeans launched earlier than IEVI. It was designed in 1995 and was inspired by electronics. Details of cyclocross racing. Knees, heels and hips are all layered with protection. G-STAR also launched an evolved version of ELWOOD - COMWOOD. Because ELWOOD is so popular, and bell-bottom pants are becoming increasingly popular, we combined the characteristics of the two and launched it. This style of jeans has a lower waist than ELWOOD in terms of tailoring, and has a bit of a hippie flavor. G-STAR launched A CROTCH for the first time in the spring of 2001, and the market responded strongly. Generally, pants are sewn from four pieces of cloth, but A CROTCH is It is sewn from three pieces of fabric to form an A-shaped effect. In addition, G-STAR's mid-waist and low-waist tailoring, straight-leg pants, wide-leg pants or flared pants, with zippers to emphasize the effect, all reflect the unique fashion features of this season's clothing. Many of the special features of fabric G-STAR jeans lie in the careful selection of fabrics. For example: they are made of SLUBUARN (thick slub yarn). The woven denim has a particularly obvious pitting effect, which is clear and easy to see even with the naked eye. See G-ST

AR specially produces 11-ounce denim, allowing those who like jeans but don’t like the hard feel of traditional denim to feel dry and comfortable to wear. In addition, the density of this cloth is low, and it can be easily washed by hand or stone. The most expensive fabric in the G-STAR series is produced in Japan. As we all know, the denim produced in Japan is meticulously crafted and still uses traditional methods to bring out the rustic taste. The fabric is still made of different thicknesses. The BROKENTOILL woven with slub cotton yarn has been hand-rubbed and rinsed multiple times. The result is so addictive that people can’t put it down. It is very popular in the European market. Other fabric types also have different characteristics: 12 ounce cloth has a higher density. Low, slightly hand-rubbed and stone-washed, it will produce a natural feeling of "worn for a long time", which is very popular with customers; G-STAR's RAWDENIM has been specially treated with SANFORIZE to stabilize the fabric, keep its shape and shrink, and have an original taste. It feels not as rough as traditional RAW DENIM. It is not only comfortable to wear, but also light and refreshing. Another feature of this cloth is that green is used when the bleaching pigment is added at the end, so the color of the cloth is blue with green in it. The BLACKBLUEDENIM sold on the market is equivalent to dark blue denim. The BLACKBLUEDENIM selected by G-STAR is overdyed (or overdyed in English, OVERDYE in English) with black pigment on blue cotton yarn. The warp yarn is woven together with the white weft yarn to form BLACKBLUEDENIM. It is also a low-density denim fabric that has been hand-rubbed and heavily stone-washed to produce a distinct effect of black, black, blue and blue