Usually, polo T-shirts look best with denim, but that’s just one way to wear them. Great cotton plaid (checks) shirts are also authentic. They are smart and classic and can be worn to work on a Friday or to a get-together on the weekend, both during the day and in the evening. Pairing a plaid shirt with denim can be done in a casual way by adding a crew-neck t-shirt on top. Denim goes well with a classic white linen short-sleeve shirt or a long-sleeve shirt with the sleeves rolled up to the elbows for a laid-back, “I don’t care” look.
Denim shirts are a great way to pull off a “Denim on Denim” look, which is both cool and put-together. Here, too, an inner layering with a crew-neck t-shirt is the most classic and cool way to go. Add a pair of statement sneakers, and you’ll be ready to turn heads. Denim on denim gives you the chance to show off both a monochromatic and a contrasting look. You can dress it up with a pair of high-shine patent lace-ups or dress it down with a pair of statement trainers or sneakers.
The outcome on all of the above thanks to the classic denim can be simple and understated yet cool and classic and can seem appropriate for most occasions.
About Denim
Denim is a strong cotton fabric with a warp side and a weft side. The weft (the horizontal part of the fabric) goes under two or more warp threads. Denim comes in many colours, but the most common one is indigo, which is made by dying the warp thread and leaving the weft thread white. Denim has changed with the times and can now be found in different weaves. The most common weave for denim is the twill weave. Modern weaves are structures or dobby weaves, which are much more common in woven trouser fabrics. The knit weave is the newest weave, and it is also a weave that is often used to make track bottoms. The Knit weave is the newest and most advanced technology in denim, and it adds a lot of comfort and stretch.
Denim fabrics are the most versatile because they can be used in many different ways to make different kinds of clothes. Stone wash, acid wash, enzyme wash, rinse wash, and bleach wash are all wet processes that can be used to change the way a denim top or bottom looks. These washes give the clothing a unique quality that is only found in denim. Dry processes like distressing, grinding, and dying give denim its unique look and feel.
At Perifay denim are an integral part of our dynamic season offering do look up our collection and find some exciting looks every season, for sure you will be spoilt for choice.
