A process of spraying a garment with tiny grains of sand to create a worn look and a softer fabric. Sandblasting creates a faded look to a garment. It can be applied very lightly creating a subtle faded look, but can also be done heavily and cause a noticeable aged or worn out look. Sandblasting creates character and attitude and should look very natural.

A process that blasts sand at particular areas of a garment. The sand is blasted at a certain level that the strength of the fabric is not affected, however the desired look is achieved.

See 'Grit Blasted'

A matte-textured finish with no gloss, finished by application of a flow of sand and air over the surface of the stone.

A matte-texture marble surface finish with no gloss, accomplished by exposing the surface to a steady flow of sand under pressure.