Fabric Quality

• Weight: Heavier denim (measured in ounces per square yard) tends to be more durable. For jeans, look for weights around 12-16 oz for a sturdy feel.
• Composition: Opt for 100% cotton denim for a traditional, durable option. Stretch denim, which includes a small percentage of elastane (around 2-5%), can provide more comfort and flexibility.

2. Construction

• Stitching: Inspect the stitching closely. It should be even, tight, and with no loose threads. Double-stitching or chain-stitching on seams indicates higher durability.
• Selvedge: Selvedge denim, identified by the tightly woven band on the edge of the fabric, is often considered high quality. It resists fraying and is a mark of traditional, meticulous weaving.
• Rivets and Hardware: High-quality denim often features sturdy metal rivets and buttons, especially around stress points like pockets. Scratch Geometry Dash

Here are a few central issues to consider while choosing great quality denim clothes:

• Material: Choose mostly cotton denim. While some stretch is desirable for comfort, excessive stretch can think twice about and give the denim a less organized look.
• Stitching: Assess the Stitching for consistency and tightness. Look  for double sewing or chain sewing (looking like little loops) on seams, pockets, and stitches. This shows a more strong swing that will endure wear and tear.
• Clean Finishing: Avoid denim with messy stitching, uneven washes, or lost pockets. These can be indications of rushed or lower-quality production.
• Try before you buy: This is especially important for jeans, as getting the right fit is best for both comfort and look.