American Made Denim

Wholesaler of American Made Denim

Hyde Park Denim is a nationwide distributor of American made denim. We sell the denim we manufacture at great, wholesale rates. Denim is a great material that you can use for a variety of tasks. This makes it useful for many different industries.

So please, if you are in need of American made denim at a low, affordable cost, contact us today. We will gladly answer any questions or concerns you may have about this material. When you reach out to us, we can provide you with a free consultation and quote! Get high-quality, wholesale denim today when you turn to Hyde Park Denim.

What Is American Made Denim?

Rugged fabric made of cotton describes American made denim. The difference between denim and cotton twill is the diagonal ribbing on the reverse side of the fabric. The former has been the fabric for the clothing worn by laborers, rebels, hippies, celebrities and other workforces and subcultures for centuries.

People began adoring denim as early as the 18th century. George Washington toured a production line of denim in Massachusetts in 1798. Blue color laborers wore denim because of its durability and strength. During the 19th century, the miners of the California gold rush needed strong clothing to handle the harsh work environment. So Levi, who was called Loeb at birth, Strauss developed a pair of "jeans" that started a huge fashion craze in America. During the same time, the railroad workers wore a similar fabric called hickory cloth that was denim with white and black contrasting threads in the denim pattern. This cloth was believed to be as tough as hickory wood. Quite impressive.

American Made Denim Uses

American made denim fabric has been made into jeans, shorts, overalls, skirts, jackets, bags, capris, shoes, dresses, duvet covers, curtains and shirts and all kinds of accessories. Denim has many benefits over other materials for apparel. Most notably is the wide range of uses for jeans. You can wear jeans in so many situations. And based on durability alone, denim makes sense economically. It is also great as stretch denim fabric for chef attire and all kinds of projects.

Recycling, Up-cycling and Re-purposing

American made denim material, especially when purchased wholesale or by the yard, has become increasingly popular for crafts and DIY projects. New and unique ideas are always appearing. We've seen all sorts of innovative uses for denim. Whether it originates from raw denim fabric by the yard or an up-cycling of jeans, the possibilities are endless. The material also creates bags, hanging wall pockets, coasters, cushions, blankets, quilts, scarves, pillows, stuffed animals and rugs. Not only are these items interesting, but fun to make and environmentally conscious, nearly all also serve a specific purpose.

The environmental impact of recycling denim is far-reaching. The process trims the number of materials in landfills and reduces the energy used to create more denim. Companies such as Nudie Jeans have milled discarded, used jeans into a pulp which then becomes a raw material for new products. The employees themselves have upholstered furniture with denim from jeans. This technique also saves people money. Table runners at a home decor store, for example, can run up to $50. Sure, they are handmade, maybe with some beads or tassels. But wholesale, American made denim by the yard can be up-cycled to a table runner with no problem.

And the best thing about making your own, is that you can do whatever you want with it. Heck, this is America, after all. So take advantage of the ability and freedom to design your own denim creations, whether you are recycling the material or purchasing wholesale denim by the yard directly from Hyde Park.

Unique Denim Ideas

But wait, there's more. Just simply conducting a search for "unique denim ideas" will yield a boatload of inspirational products made of our favorite material. And when we say "boatload," we are not kidding. You really could fill a boat of American made denim. In addition to the more common ideas like handbags and quilts, there are always fresh concepts for the exciting world of up-cycling. Here's the latest: rugs, table runners, coasters, wreaths, lunch bags, table cloths, baskets, and flowers. Some of these seem simple, while others may prove to be a little more complex. Since there are plenty of DIY craft sites out there, we're sure that step-by-step instructions are available for a range of denim pieces. If you are crafty and have the experience, perhaps one day soon your own denim creation will be featured on a popular, cutting-edge website.

Denim Fabric Worldwide!

Denim fabric was originally made in Nimes, France by the Andre family, which they called "serge." This denim fabric was originally went by the name "serge de Nimes." Over time, denim became the go-to for it. This fabric was made of silk and wool, not denim. And is believed to be the first iteration of denim fabric. However, it gets its name because of the denim fashion weaving. Soon after the Italians from Genoa wore this denim as trousers, the name "jeans" came to be after the Genoans who wore these pants.

In American culture, denim jeans and other apparel have been a historical part of fashion. Ironically, only a very small percentage of denim clothing is actually made in the United States. However, nearly all of the denim fabric you see from Hyde Park denim is from the United States. Purchase American made denim fabric without outsourcing from Hyde Park Denim. We are proud to be a manufacturer of American denim cloth.

Request A Free Quote Today

Whether you are investing in a brand new DIY project at home or are building on your brand name, Hyde Park Denim would love to hear from you. We are a trusted American manufacturer of denim cloth and look forward to being your first choice for American made denim. We have quality denim material for sale available at affordable wholesale rates. Please reach out to us today to learn more about our American made denim fabric. We will also gladly answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding our denim.

The number to call is (917) 912-6484. We have denim fabric that is great for the home sewer, DIY'er and both small and large manufacturers. So please, buy denim fabric today at wholesale prices when you turn to Hyde Park Denim of New York! We are located on Long Island, New York, but ship to retailers and manufacturers across the United States!