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Denim is a range of light to dark blue colors based on variations of the cotton textile of the same name. Denim is a fashion textile that is traditionally dyed with a natural pigment known as indigo. Depending on the process, this can produce anywhere from a dark blackish blue to a light greenish blue. Denim also tends to fade with time and washing such that a wide variety of colors are associated with denim fashions such as jeans. These colors tend to have a classic, rugged and cool feel to them. Denim was invented in India where they were historically known as dungarees. This process was modernized in France in the 19th century. Denim clothing was first manufactured in the United States in 1873. These became so popular that jeans are now commonly perceived as a traditional American fashion. The following are common types of denim color with a few related colors.
Indigo Black
#002e51 Dark Denim #2
#00334f Indigo Dye
#00416c Dark Denim
#005588 Denim
#2243b6 Greenish Denim
#2f6479 Worn Denim
#4282c6 Blue Indigo
#49516d Deep Indigo
#4c567a Prairie Denim
#516678 Skinny Jeans
#5588ff Blue Jeans
#5dadec Faded Jeans
#5dbdcb Bleached Denim
#646f9b Electric Indigo
#6600ff Neon Denim
#6688ff Jeans Indigo
#6d8994 Faded Denim
#798ea4 Traditional Denim
#7f97b5 Washed Denim
#819dbe Light Denim #2
#91abbe Light Denim
#b8cad5 Soft Denim
#b9c6ca Faded Denim #2
#cce1ee
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