Lilaznwoo

The weft is definitely visible at any stage of wear on pretty much all pairs of denim but it's appearance does not intensify in highly worn areas (until the point that the warp threads have actually broken down) it stays consistent.  How much the weft is visible has to do with the the weave of the denim. 

 

While the guesses as to what lilaznwoo are trying to describe are definitely possible, they seem pretty optimistic that the jeans he saw "on TV" were sufu status jeans on some level.  My guess would be that they are prewashes that either use something that gives a greencast to the most heavily treated areas, or, that the worn areas were dyed green after being "aged".

Thanks man, I'm not at all into fashion so it was hard to describe. Too bad it sounds like something hard to find. I wish I remember what show it was something reality TV to post a pic. I have 24 pairs of shoes and I often like my shirt to match my shoes and I thought it was dope this guy had typical fashion blue jeans with that touch of green on the thighs. Wasn't neon, it was just a faded green look there. I go to stores all the time and try to describe it they never seen them before. Some major brands need to get on that. I'm seeing military pressed jeans and jeans with "the look of paint." Get some subtle touches of color. I figure someone overseas must do this.

I might not know the terminology but I've been looking for a certain pair of jeans since I've seen them on TV. You know how men's jeans they have blue denim jeans with that fade look in the thighs? Usually they an off shoot of blue or even white. I saw on TV that part green they were amazing. I'd imagine you could make that area red, silver, etc. Where can I find those jeans? Also what terminology should I be using to google search because all I'm getting is completely green jeans or the pockets stitched green. Thanks