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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Cone Denim, in business since 1891, has partnered up to make Jaxx Sacs with denim covers. Watch this video to see a history of the Cone Denim manufacturing process. It is like a step back in time and is super to view to understand the history of denim in the United States.
I bought a Levi jeans 504 made from white oak cone denim many years ago and I still have that jeans and wear it sometimes. Man that jeans is so good the colour of the jeans didnt change neither through the years after washing and washing over maybe 300 times at least. I paid a lot for the jeans but it was it worth. So comfortly even when the weather is hot its still good to wear
Too bad you didn't have any footage of the opening room and the cards. When I was a teenager I worked at White Oak and was amazed by the entire process. It is now just a good memory.
I live at the old Cone Mill plant (now Revolution Mill)!! Super cool building, they have some of the old machinery on display & a museum of the place inside. Free to the public!
I bought some cone mills denim a while back- it was one of the best purchases ive ever made to date
The movement of the wooden floor boards underneath the shuttle looms is what made it special. Japan tried to replicate but couldn't. True story.
No. IT'S lie.
その話は、日本人がWhiteoakDenimを売り込みたかったために言い出した、promotionです。
それこそtrue story。
Five years later White Oak Mill in Greensboro, NC was torn down. At one time it was the largest denim mill in the world.
I like that burgundy denim.
Esta fabrica quedo en el recuerdo
Are there any videos that show how the warp beam is loaded into the machine and how each thread is fed into it?
Wanderful thing Homan made
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Buenas tardes
Yo trabajo en esas maquinas si es posible que me pueda dar trabajito esacta mente yo manejo
Maquinas picañoles grasias
great!
RIP
Is this Mills running now?
Hello
Can i know the Model of this machines
Draper X2 shuttle loom
They are Coming Back!
Jay Days Hi. Why did you say that ? Thanks
trinacriatri someone bought them and are restarting it hopefully he can do something with it
trinacriatri
www.heddels.com/2019/04/white-oak-sells-draper-looms-new-owner-plans-denim-production/
Nice
People are going back to selvedge denim, so I wonder what really happened here (you'd think the demand was there).
Most likely couldn't keep up with Japanese inports?
Kilang yg buat kain jeans...
damn shame to see these guys go.
what happened where did they go??
The company shut down its last factory because not enough Americans were willing to pay a premium for jeans made from Cone Mills denim, and too many companies imported cheaper denim from other countries after protectionist policies disappeared.
I was the "head technician" in the weave room at Cone Mills in Cliffside NC for 22 years. We were all one big family that took pride in the quality of the denim. The plant was going strong for over 100 years until NAFTA was passed and bought by Wilbur Ross (Trumps commerce secretary) which he shut most of the textile plants down and moved them to China. Levi plants in ( Murphy NC and Knoxville TN) closed and went to China. A few years later Cone Mills moved there also shutting down and leaving thousands out of a job. If you bought a pair of 501 jeans it was made from virgin cotton to finished product at Cone Cliffside plant.
@@alonzo476 that's so sad to hear.
@@alonzo476 Dude, NAFTA went in under Bill Clinton in the 1990's. STOP LYING!
So sad they are gone to Japan.
They went to China. I was the "head technician" in the weave room at Cone Mills in cliffside NC. Worked there 22 years. There was pride made in that denim.
Vidalia Mills bought all their machines and moved them to Louisiana, they hired most of Cone mills employees that were willing to move as well.
Rip CMC
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