My friends, watch this video, you'll discover the dream of coach @Shane Peterson ✨ I'm going to create a special course just for him, (repeat after Queen Evelyne 😅) " if you say it you can hear it "😉 Thank you coach, you have something " je ne sais quoi " with your overseas territories accent, I love ❤️ Listen carefully, Coach Shane is surely talking about your country. It's an excellent podcast to revisit for DDM's first students and new members. Feel free guys if you want some explanation I will be happy to answer you . A quick shout-out to @Gulistan Asan , @Alex Understated ,@Andrzej Zieliński , @Yulong Deng and @Serge Gray , to name just a few, others will remember (I apologize to the others if I don't name you, but you'll recognize yourselves.) Origin " DENIM" ( Sergé de Nîmes ) In a twill ( sergé) weave, the weft thread goes under one warp thread, and then over two or more warp threads. This shift in each row creates the diagonal pattern. To get to the point, if you buy a fabric or a piece of clothing with these diagonal lines in an English-speaking country, you will always see the word twill on the label! now you know @Serge Gray why I called you with the perfect nickname for you " Serge Denim " But Blue Jean's comes from the city of Genoa in Italy where they made the pretty indigo blue for these trousers that have traveled the world. Origin of VINEGAR also here .

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