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Jeans & Denim: A Tale of Two Cities
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In Europe, two cities set the stage for a fabric revolution; the names jeans and denim trace back to Genoa and Nîmes respectively<sup class='text_citation' source_id='8'></sup>.
The word 'jeans' is derived from 'Gênes', the French name for Genoa in Italy, renowned for its sturdy cotton fustian used by sailors and dockworkers<sup class='text_citation' source_id='1'></sup>, while 'denim' comes from 'serge de Nîmes', referring to the durable twill woven in Nîmes, France<sup class='text_citation' source_id='2'></sup>.
This rich heritage of innovation evolved from practical workwear into an iconic symbol of style that has shaped global fashion traditions<sup class='text_citation' source_id='9'></sup>.
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