Heavy embroidery.
Made into complete jeans.
Explore embroidered jeans from the full silhouette to the smallest detail. Find a direction for your collection, then see how we develop the craft around the garment.
Full-leg graphic jeans
Artwork balance across both legs.
Floral statement jeans
Motif scale against the silhouette.
Multi-panel embroidered jeans
Placement around panels and seams.
Appliqué & embroidery jeans
Layers, edges and garment hand feel.
Print & embroidery jeans
Artwork alignment and process sequence.
Distressed embroidered jeans
Embroidery placement around distressed areas.
Washed embroidered jeans
Thread contrast with the intended denim wash.
Coordinated front & back jeans
Visual continuity across the front and back.
Have a similar direction for your next jeans collection?
Discuss your jeans projectThe craft behind the complete pair.
Four ways we bring complex embroidery into jeans development. Each starts with the garment you want to create.
Complex, large-scale artwork
Develop detailed graphics and multi-colour embroidery around the proportions of the jeans.
- For statement graphics
- Large motifs, dense visual detail and multi-colour artwork across the legs.
- What we review
- Artwork scale, detail definition and fabric support.
Placement built around the jeans
Plan embroidery across the legs, pockets and garment panels, with the fit and construction in view.
- For a considered garment layout
- Front and back graphics, pocket motifs and artwork balanced around seams.
- What we review
- Panel layout, seam positions and artwork balance.
Embroidery with combined crafts
Develop embroidery alongside appliqué, print or distressing as part of one cohesive denim style.
- For layered denim styles
- Embroidery working with appliqué, printing or distressed areas.
- What we review
- Material layers, process sequence and garment hand feel.
Embroidery & wash development
Consider the denim shade, worn-in effects and embroidery together, then review the combined result through sampling.
- For the intended denim finish
- Thread colour and surface detail considered alongside the wash direction.
- What we review
- Thread contrast, surface appearance and the intended wash.
The factory behind your jeans.
Meet the production side of your project: the people, garments in progress and everyday work that turn a design into a finished pair.
A denim team behind
the finished pair.
DiZNEW develops and manufactures complete jeans projects for brands. Fit, fabric, embroidery, wash and finishing are brought together through a shared garment brief.
- Garment manufacturing
- Cutting, sewing, finishing & packing.
- Craft coordination
- Artwork, embroidery and wash planned around the jeans.
- Project development
- Design references and production requirements reviewed together.
01Cutting & preparation
Pattern pieces, fabric lay and the start of garment construction.
02Garment sewing
Assembly details, seams and denim pieces in production.
03Finishing & packing
Garment checks, finishing details and preparation for dispatch.
Connect your design brief with the team behind the jeans.
Start the project discussionWhat to prepare for your project.
A jeans reference and an embroidery direction are enough to start the conversation. Share the following as they become available.
- 01
Jeans concept & fit
Share a jeans reference, sketch or tech pack showing the silhouette, front and back, pockets and construction details.
- 02
Artwork & garment placement
Add the embroidery reference or artwork, with dimensions, positions and the details you want to preserve.
- 03
Denim & wash direction
Include your fabric and wash references, plus weight, composition and stretch information if available.
- 04
Branding & finishing
Show labels, buttons, zips and any other decoration or finishing details included in the jeans style.
- 05
Quantity, sizes & target market
Share the expected quantity by style or colour, size range, target market and any care or testing requirements.
- 06
Timing, budget & contact
Include the target sample or launch date, budget with currency, your brand name and contact details.
01Review the complete concept
Discuss the silhouette, fabric, embroidery, wash and finishing together.
02Clarify the development route
Work through artwork placement, construction and details that need sampling.
03Agree the sample plan
Confirm the sample scope, costs and timing before moving into development.
Custom jeans development: info@diznew.com