DENIMFASHION
The origin and history of the name of the jeans is not entirely certain. Depending on the source, too. Some researchers believe that demin was the first to be woven in Nimes, France. It is thought that the name of the demin cloth would be a shortening of the words 'de Nimes'. Some of the researchers have the belief that demin was born in Genoa, Italy. The French name Genes would be the basis for the English name jeans Jeans. Some also believe demin evolved from dungaree fabric brought from India to Europe by the British in the 17th century.
Clothes are often labelled made in. The Made in label is not mandatory, but many brands and garment makeers add it to their garment. But what does that indication of the country of manufacture actually say, or does it really say anything at all? When the garment says "Made in Finland", it means that one of the ingredients of the product is probably made in Finland. The Made in label often indicates the last largest working manufacturing component of the product. Such an operation is, for example, sewing from finished fabric into a pile of clothes. The Made in label does not indicate, for example, where the previous steps of the garment were made, or where and how the materials were made or where the other soyments of the garment came from.