Why do the fabric descriptions and price ranges differ depending on the color option, even though they are the same Hudson Banding Denim?
While browsing the Hudson Banding Denim products, the customer noticed differences in the indicated fabric origin and selling price ranges across colors, and is looking to clarify the criteria for choosing an option.
Hudson Banding Denim are all 100% cotton, but the source regions where the fabrics were imported from differ by color option, resulting in differences in the labeling and selling price structure.
Blue is Japanese Fabric, and White is USA fabric[1][2]. The origins of the fabric are different. All three colors available as options for MOONDAL's Hudson Banding Denim are 100% Cotton, but differences were made in the countries the fabrics were imported from and their production methods[3][4][5]. In the case of the Lilac option, it is labeled simply as pure cotton without a separate country designation[6].
Because the fabric production sources differ, the price structures between options are also divided. The Blue option, which uses imported Japanese fabric, is priced higher than the Lilac option[7][8]. Because the weave of the yarn, surface grain, and depth of dyeing vary depending on the fabric's production origin, you can use this as a criterion for selection: choose Blue if you are looking for the firm, heavy, unique texture of denim, and choose White or Lilac if you want a bright and refreshing tone.
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