Shopping for jeans: denim types such as handloom selvedge

💬 Put [の] between two nouns and the first one describes the second: [デニムのジーンズ] = jeans made of denim. You can reuse this with materials and types, like [革のバッグ] for a leather bag.

🇯🇵 [いらっしゃいませ。] is the standard store greeting in Japan. Staff say it to customers, and you usually don't need to answer—just a nod is fine.

💬 [どんな] means "what kind of," so it asks for a type, not just yes/no. You can swap in other nouns the same way: [どんなサイズ] or [どんな色].

💬 [どんな] goes before the noun it's asking about, so [どんなジーンズを] is literally "what kind of jeans." The [を] marks the thing you want or are asking about, as in [どんな色を探していますか].

💬 [手織りの] ends with [の] because it goes directly before a noun, like [手織りのデニム]. This pattern is common when one noun-like phrase describes another: [日本製のジーンズ] too.