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in a bleaching agent. Once the garments have the desired look, the stones are removed, and the garments are washed and neutralized to prevent further fiber damage.
The retail cost of jeans is increased due to the additional process used. Companies have to replace washing machines sooner and have to deal with special sewerage problems posed by the stones.
Consumers who are looking for a less-expensive way to be in fashion cannot duplicate the manufacturer’s process in their own laundry rooms. Any stone will permanently damage washing machines. However, if they have the time and the desire, they can use chlorine bleach and commercial softening and bleaching products to approach the stone-washed look.
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