Denim has been and will always be a staple in any closet. As a global trend, our denim brands also care about the globe’s health. Earth Day is approaching, so here are our go to denim brands that never sacrifice quality or sustainability.
With a variety of styles and tones, Edwin is one of our iconic denim brands that never fails to have the right pair of jeans for any occasion. When it comes to sustainability, Edwin ensures their materials are certified by a third party to meet strict environmental criteria. Additionally, they use sustainability indexes to compares the environmental impact of their materials. There’s no need to choose between looking trendy and caring about the planet when nearly half of the cotton used is certified organic but will soon be 100 percent. Every button and snap fastener is made with eco-friendly metal and labels are made from recycled plastic bottles. Working in and toward sustainability, Edwin denim supports a healthy earth and rocking jeans.
Our Favs:
Cai Straight Leg Jean in Blue Shield
Known for vintage inspired denim styles, AMO Denim also works toward a healthier planet. AMO Denim’s zero-waste initiative called REWORK cuts back on wasted fabric by repurposing it. With leftover scraps of denim and unsold jeans, new styles are reconstructed. On top of reusing materials, AMO Denim also uses 100 percent cotton for their trendy denim. Vintage styles can still have modern environmental practices.
Our Favs:
Tomboy Boyfriend Jean in Winter Skies
Closed is another one of our iconic brands. Everyone has their favorite denim color but the dyeing process itself can cause damage to the environment. So, Closed uses eco-friendly dyeing methods allowing a reduction of color baths from seven to two. This saves 30 percent of chemical waste! Closed also focuses on eco-friendly washing techniques. They use ozone to rinse which is a naturally occurring gas to save water, chemicals and energy. Additionally, around two-thirds of their jeans are made with organic cotton. Whether dark blue or light denim, your shade won’t be shady toward the environment.
Our Favs:
Pedal Pusher Tapered Jean in Dark Blue
Mother has given us iconic denim options every season while also being environmentally aware. They produce locally in Los Angeles. 95 percent of overall manufacturing is done in LA and 100 percent of their denim is made within a 14-mile radius from the design studio. This reduces Mother’s carbon footprint by limiting freight and shipping transportation. They also utilize existing products such as denim scraps that would have otherwise ended up in landfills. You can feel proud and stylish knowing our denim brand, Mother also cares about Mother Earth.
Our Favs:
The Trickster Straight Leg Jean in On Holy Ground
Pixie Rambler Ankle Jean in Briefly Gorgeous
High Waisted Twizzy Skimp Jean
With any style imaginable, Moussy brings innovation and new trends to the denim scene. In 2020 Moussy launched M_ (pronounced M Underbar), an entire line dedicated to sustainability. The designs utilize eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton, recycled gibers and biodegradable elements. Never a sacrifice of style, our Moussy denim prioritizes the environment’s health.
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From the start Re/Done’s mission has been to rework vintage denim into luxurious, modern trends. Working toward a more sustainable industry, Re/Done is one of the largest brands distributing upcycled products. They have diverted about 145,000 garments from landfills by reconstructing them. They are also expanding their offerings to also include reduced-water denim. Stay tuned for more environmentally friendly denim as Re/Done continues toward sustainability.
Our Favs:
80's Brisk Slim Straight in Medium Blue with Rips
70's Stovepipe Slim Straight in Black
70's High Rise Jean Shorts in Vintage Light Wash
Citizens of Humanity really does look out for humanity with their commitment to reducing their global footprint. Based in California, the company has witnessed serious droughts. They invest in advanced technology to process their denim, including lasers, ecological stones, ozone wash machines and a recycled water system. Cutting denim on automated machines minimizes their fabric waste. Additionally, their high-efficiency washers lower water consumption. When it comes to our citizens, this brand keeps everyone on trend and stay green!
Our Favs:
Sabine High Rise Straight Leg Jeans in Gretta