Jeans are named after the city of Genoa in Italy where they called it either a Jean or Jeane and it was manufactured there only. Levi Strauss relocated from Germany to New York in 1952 to join his brother who had a dry goods store.

In 1853 Levi Strauss then went to San Francisco to establish the Western Branch of the family dry goods business. During this time he also sold his denim cloth which was purchased by Jacob W. Davis who was a tailor from Reno Nevada. He then had a client who ordered a pair of his sturdy denims that could withstand hard work. Following this Davis wanted to patent this and joined hands with Levis Strauss to do so.

Jeans have been in our culture for the last 140 years more than we think. They were first working clothes then symbols of Disobedience only to then become fashion items.

Jeans are made of a material called Denim. Weavers of Nikes in France tried to reproduce the cotton corduroy that was famously made in the city of Genoa, in Italy, but with no luck and trial and error they created the fabric known to us as denim.

Indigo dye is a colour used for colouring the denim. It is an organic dye a distinctive blue colour. It was manufactured and first used in INDA.From India Indigo is imported to Egypt, Britain, Peru, Iran and Africa who also used indigo for dying.Indigo in India was made from plant Indigofera Tinctoria. It was used on Cotton as it was the easiest method of colouring. The only problem was that the colour didn’t last so long. Organic Indigo was used until the discovery of Synthetic Indigo in the lat 19th century. It became cheaper and variant colours were also developed for denim.

Today Denim is one of the top Fashion items in your closet. Today with over 1000 different brands and manufactures there is a wide variety of Denim that is now available. Following the denim pants denims were used to make Overalls and following more fashion items like jackets and dresses for women. Today we would be lost with out our denims and if you are able to find the most comfortable denims you have hit a your mark. Wearing denims for Business is also acceptable now. Enjoy your denims and be sure to create a fabulous look in them. #LoveMyDenims

If you are going for a job interview the standard thing to wear would be a business suit. Ensuring your hemline is acceptable and the fit is comfortable you are good to go. If you are going to a wedding you would be all dressed up and here your make up and accessories will play a big role in your overall look. On a daily basis you may enjoy more comfortable clothes which is ok but you can still make sure that the styling is up to date and the look is good, of course wearing casual should also include very comfortable.

Now a days Jeans are accepted as business wear. Pairing up your jeans with a nice jacket and shirt gives you a great business look and if you are wearing HIZandHERZjeans you will surely be most comfortable. Jeans are the newly accepted pant for any occasion. Having the right pair of jeans with the right fit will make the most difference in Comfort and your look so having a great pair of jeans or a great jeans collection is a key to every wardrobe in todays world.

Make sure that what you wear is a good representation of yourself. The key is for you to feel positive in who you are and what you are wearing. The key is in your hands. Dress to impress and be confident you will get the best results.

Happy New Year, Welcome to 2020. The new year is a great time to make changes so take note of this one and apply it to your life. You are what you wear!!!

Many kids nowadays suffering from anxiety & depression go to attempt the school/college exam. Isn’t that an exam itself? I mean, having no energy, yet attempting it only to please you.

Please teach your kids that it’s okay to fail in exams because if they fail in exams, it will only be a piece of paper.

School & College Exams teach you “What to think”But life teaches you “How to think”Teach your kids good values, logical reasoning, etc. Don’t let them down. Because once you scold them for failing a petty exam, they will live all their life believing that they are a failure and are good for nothing.

You know it’s not true. We all are good for something. There is nobody in this world who is good for everything, and nobody who is good for nothing. And please, don’t compare them to other children. They all have their skills and knowledge, but you forcing them to show it off will just let them down. And imagine that the child that you’ve been nurturing since childhood suddenly stops talking to you one day, for good.

Nobody wants that to happen! So please, listen to what they have to say. And please, don’t force them to choose a stream between Engineering and Medical. This world is vast, and so are the occupations. If we didn’t have carpenters, I wouldn’t be sitting on the bed that I am on right now and typing this message. If we didn’t have architects and builders and labours, I wouldn’t be living in my house right now. If we didn’t have artists, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy the music that I listen to everyday, or watch the movies that I want to (e.g. Avengers Endgame). If we didn’t have chefs, we wouldn’t be able to eat the amazing food in the restaurants.

Spend time with your kids, talk to them, try to understand them, give them more time (they need it, a lot). Teach them to live to express themselves, not to impress others. Teach them to help others, teach your boys to cook and girls to fight. Break the gender barriers.Life is much more than Engineering, Medical, and Grades.Don’t snatch your kid’s life, teach them to live it to the fullest.

Sincerely yours
The Unheard Voice (Ankit Arora)