Stonewashed
Treatment — one of 37 in the glossary
A finishing process that produces a disturbed appearance, including a softer texture, puckering at the seams and slight wrinkles. Garments are tumbled together with stones (usually pumice stones) in larger washers. This process is usually applied to indigo-dyed denim garments. Different sizes of stones can be used and length of washing time can be varied to achieve different effects.