Just wondering how easy it is to fade a denim at home?
The back story is that I am in the process of loosing weight and need new jeans, but don't want to spend a lot until I get to my target which is probably another 10lb away at least...
I have found a pair of dark wash denim jeans that are a cheap as chips supermarket own brand that fit me perfectly, and which I really like.
I returned to the supermarket to buy another pair but in a faded wash, but even though they are of the same size, cut and label they don't fit half as good.
So, is there an easy way to fade dark washed denim down without it looking like a DIY tie-dyed throw back from the 1970's ??
The back story is that I am in the process of loosing weight and need new jeans, but don't want to spend a lot until I get to my target which is probably another 10lb away at least...
I have found a pair of dark wash denim jeans that are a cheap as chips supermarket own brand that fit me perfectly, and which I really like.
I returned to the supermarket to buy another pair but in a faded wash, but even though they are of the same size, cut and label they don't fit half as good.
So, is there an easy way to fade dark washed denim down without it looking like a DIY tie-dyed throw back from the 1970's ??
