Redefine 'Blue': How we use innovative technology to make every pair of jeans' reduce the burden 'on the earth.
Created on 11.23
Have you ever thought about the "water footprint" behind a pair of jeans when you place an order or sell them? Traditional denim fabric, especially the washing process, is a well-known "water consumer" in the clothing industry. When it comes to cowboys, people always associate them with "excessive water use" and "chemical pollution".
But at [Youle-clothing], we are determined to rewrite this narrative.
Empowered by technology, water conservation has become a reality from a concept.
We deeply understand that empty environmental slogans are meaningless. Therefore, we have invested heavily in introducing cutting-edge water-saving and energy-saving production technologies in the industry, deeply embedding sustainability into the manufacturing genes of every pair of jeans:
- ⚡ Laser laser technology, instead of traditional hand wipe, says goodbye to high manganese washing: we use accurate laser technology to create cat whiskers, holes and other textures on jeans, completely avoiding the use of high manganese spray and repeated washing in traditional processes. This not only saves over 90% water, but also ensures the accuracy and consistency of the flower pattern, bringing you higher quality products.
- 💧 Nanometer foam finishing technology, subversive water saving, replacing "water" with "gas": we use advanced nano foam technology. Only a small amount of water and chemicals are required to produce dense and stable foam, which can be evenly applied to the fabric. Compared to traditional water washing, this technology can save up to 50% -70% of water usage and significantly reduce wastewater discharge.
- 🔄 Ozone water washing process, efficient and pure, faster and cleaner: We use an ozone water washing machine in the post-processing stage. Ozone can quickly and effectively decolorize and age jeans, reducing processing time from hours to minutes while saving over 60% energy. The entire process requires extremely low water usage, and ozone will eventually decompose into oxygen, which is harmless to the environment.
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