What is the truest blue? Is it one of Mother Nature’s gifts, the majestic cerulean of a cloudless sky? Or the gleaming aqua ...

Not only are there different cuts and silhouettes to choose from, but washes can also range from dark indigo to a faded light blue ... you reach for raw denim baggy jeans or a classic straight ...

Raw or rinse denim will develop natural fades over time ... Indigo is the dye that makes most jeans blue. When a brand uses a really rich indigo, like Mavi did here, you get a beautiful range ...

After soaking, gently swish the jeans around by hand. Focus on areas that tend to get sweatier (like the inner thighs or waist). Avoid vigorous rubbing, which can damage the fabric. Then drain the ...

Neil Diamond may have sung Forever in Blue Jeans, and sure ... stone wash won't give you the same fade potential as raw denim. Black jeans often bring to mind stiff, unyielding denim, but leave ...

While blue denim is undeniably the most popular style of jeans, black denim deserves the ... A gentle cycle is even more important with raw denim, which bleeds more and will definitely shrink ...

Case in point: this pair of ecru (off-white, to you and me) jeans from Pure Blue Japan, and imported by the denim savants over at Blue in Green Soho. Cut for a regular straight fit, they boast a ...