How It’s Made: Jeans
If you’ve ever sewn something, this video (from the show How It’s Made) is mesmerizing. Poor quality, but mesmerizing! This show is produced in Canada so most/all of the companies it features are Canadian … anyone have a guess which brand of jeans this is? One of the few not produced in China …
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Thanks for the incredible video link. I love seeing how things are made. Imagine that! 13 minutes of work to make a pair of jeans.
Wow, great video! I’m always fascinated by mass production and factories. I give up – I have no idea which jeans are made in Canada!
Okay I must know what jeans these are. The whole video long that was all I could think about. “Which jeans are those?”
Interesting video. I love watching that show on TV. I’ve done some video work for Dickie’s in the past and it’s amazing to see how the factories work. Such incredible machines. I wish I were as efficeint!
Super cool video!! Fascinating to see how it’s done!
Great video, love to see how things get made!
Interesting how each step was broken down, and a machine or tool was designed to maximize the output and quality of each step.
Good afternoon. I would be bored to death with that job but it is fascinating to see how jeans are made.
I agree! It would be fun for a day but it would become mind-numbing in a hurry.
Wow! I’d always imagined jeans being made by one person in front of a sewing machine, I’d never thought there would be so many different specialised machines to do the various bits. The potential for losing a finger in some of them was impressive!
I’m totally fascinated by that turner and that steamer! Oh they would make my life so much easier!…
I love that show! I just saw the jeans segment the other night! Everything becomes interesting on How Its Made, matresses, cars, diamond rings. . .
WOW. That is amazing! If I had that job, I would probably retire from sewing, eek. Doesn’t look fun at all but then, I don’t sew because I love it, I just love to create with fabric! Thanks for posting this!
I loved the cutting part – I had no idea that so many layers of denim could be cut at once. I always wondered how they get each pair of pants to be the same exact size.
Thanks!