Green Jeans: As Demand For Denim Grows, ... What’s more: 20% of the brand’s products are made from deadstock or vintage fabrics that are then turned into new items.

Not-so-green jeans Organic cotton is a leap ahead for the garment industry -- not so the toxic dyes and finishing agents used in trendy eco-jeans. By Rebecca Clarren.

“Farm to butt” is a first for many of us. But for sustainable fashion brand Reformation and FibreTrace, a solution that verifies textile fibers from the beginning to the end of the supply ...

Jeans are the clothes of the people, no? ... And wearers often say they need new pairs every year to keep up with the changing cut and fabric trends. ... The green truth is starting to be out there.

T he first time I ever really paid attention to the color of my jeans was while sitting in urgent care, panicking because my ...

Colored jeans have transitioned ... Many eschew the conventional method of manufacturing garments from pre-dyed fabric, and ... Last, match your shoes: Pair boots with military-green jeans, or ...

Whatever Mr. Green Jeans was serving, I greedily gobbled it up. Like my Granny Ruth, I was born to love plants and animals. After all, plants provide us food, fiber, energy, ...

Jeans will always have a place in our wardrobe but a great pair ... Clodagh McKenna’s olive green Zara trousers are under £60 - this ... lightweight linen fabric and have box pleats at the ...

Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ denim recycling program gives old denim by keeping it out of landfills and transforming it into creative new products, from insulating material for building ...

Denim is such a tough, resistant fabric that it’s great for repurposing. Here are 14 interesting ideas I found, which means those old jeans will soon find new life—and hopefully yours will, too.

Going Green . Imagine if you could give your jeans to a company and get an adorable toy or a sturdy bag made from it! Soumya Kalluri (31), founder of Dwij says, “Dwij means second life.

Simply sign up to the Fashion myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. When Amy Williams, CEO of the LA-based Citizens of Humanity fashion group, watched the 2020 Netflix documentary Kiss ...