Taking responsibility and ensuring safe, healthy and fair working conditions for the people making clothes. Right labour standards guarantee that workers are not only paid a minimum wage, but a living wage that makes sure they can afford basics in their country

Taking responsibility and ensuring safe, healthy and fair working conditions for the people making clothes. Right labour standards guarantee that workers are not only paid a minimum wage, but a living wage that makes sure they can afford basics in their country. Certifications can reassure on checks in this area; some examples: B Corp; Fair Wear Foundation; bluesign® system; SA8000; UN Global Contact; BSCI; FLO-Cert (Fairtrade).

Recycling is the process of transforming waste into something new. It is extremely important to divert waste from being dumped with the risk of remaining on Earth for a variably lengthy amount of time. Zero waste is the goal

Recycling is the process of transforming waste into something new. It is extremely important to divert waste from being dumped with the risk of remaining on Earth for a variably lengthy amount of time. Not only recycling can prevent the waste, it also helps make better use of useful materials and it reduces the consumption of fresh raw materials, thereby reducing: energy usage, air and water pollution, contributing to a healthier Planet. 

ECONYL® is a nylon yarn made from regenerated fishing nets, fabric scraps and industrial plastic.

ECONYL® reuses discarded materials, so its production actively helps to restore ecosystems by diverting plastic that would otherwise be polluting the Earth. Not only that but it saves crude oil, and produces low CO2 emissions, making for a healthier atmosphere.

ECONYL® regenerates nylon, producing a fibre that is as versatile as new nylon without losing its quality or functionality. This means you can recycle ECONYL® and products made with it an infinite amount of times.

ECONYL® is a recycled nylon yarn made from regenerated fishing nets, fabric scraps and industrial plastic. Imagination is infinite and so is ECONYL®. It's all part of the brand vision to make the world a better place by pioneering closed loop regeneration processes and delivering responsible products.

Q-NOVA® is a conventional petroleum-based synthetic fiber made from regenerated nylon 6.6. 

Q-NOVA® uses post-industrial nylon in its production,  leftover from factories. This material is saved from being disposed of as external waste. Additionally, its production contributes lower carbon emissions and uses less water because of its recycled content. The process does not involve using chemical materials which would detract from the sustainability of the end product. Q-NOVA® is certified by the The Global Recycled Standard (GRS), so you can be confident that their recycling practices are genuine and sustainable. 

Q-NOVA® is a lightweight fabric with the same qualities as fabrics made from Cotton or Polyester. It also has excellent moisture control meaning that the skin stays fresh and dry. It can be dyed a variety of bright colors, adding a pop to your closet.

Q-NOVA® is endlessly recyclable, so when it has retired it can be made into new Q-NOVA® material.

Made with Q-NOVA®, a material obtained from pre-consumption waste: these materials were unusable in any other way and would have been disposed of. This highly ecological product which aims to reduce CO2 emissions, consume less water and use renewable energy.

Re-Verso™ recovers wool and cashmere textile waste left by local customers in their partnered brands’ stores, factory waste, and other companies in the fashion industry. They select them manually and transform them into Re-Verso™ yarns and fabrics. They then offer the same brands a wide choice of new items from their own waste: fabrics, yarns and accessories. 

Re.Verso™ fabrics are 100% made in Italy, by premium partners, representing an integrated, transparent and traceable supply chain.

Re.Verso™ fabrics are high performing, in terms of fashion. They also take precautions to ensure the chemical safety of their products.

Re-Verso™ can be recycled again and again, creating a new Re-Verso™ based clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

This product contains Re-Verso™, a new way of production process that bridges science and technology to close loops for high-quality wool and cashmere. 100% made in Italy and traceable, the process involves regenerating waste from the fashion industry.  

Recycled Aluminum is aluminum material collected entirely from discarded soda cans, collected from uncontrolled landfills.

Recycled Aluminum offers a great solution to save soda cans from the landfills. It gives aluminum waste a second life, contributes to the circular fashion movement, and saves energy along with natural resources in its process.

Recycled Aluminum is high quality and extremely durable. Because of this, recycled aluminum can be trusted to last a long time in your closet.

Recycled Aluminum is endlessly recyclable, so it can be made into a new recycled aluminum product when it has retired from use if its composition is 100% pure aluminum.

Recycled cashmere is made from discarded  cashmere material. Cashmere is a natural protein fiber that comes from the Cashmere goat. 

Recycled cashmere is made from either post-industrial or post-consumer cashmere. Post-industrial waste comes from waste that is leftover from manufacturing industries. Post consumer waste is material discarded after someone uses it. Both take no additional resources or energy to create, because they already exist! This gives waste a new purpose, keeping material in the loop for longer, and contributing to circular fashion. The process starts with painstakingly sorting through discarded cashmere fibers, then shredding the fibers, and re-spinning them to become a wonderfully soft sweater or other wardrobe favourites!

Recycled Cashmere is also very durable and resilient, meaning it can last ages in your closet, unless the moths get to it! It is also incredibly warm and cozy, as it is 8x warmer than sheep wool and notoriously soft. 

Recycled cashmere can be recycled again and again, creating a new Recycled cashmere clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

This product contains recycled cashmere that has been sorted, shredded, and re-spun. Recycled cashmere allows you to get cozy at a wildly lower cost to the environment.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled. Post consumer waste is material discarded after someone uses it. 

Recycled cotton’s production process saves resources and energy to create, because their raw material already exists! It gives discarded cotton a purpose, keeping material in the loop for longer, contributing to circular fashion.

Recycled cotton comes from the soft and fluffy part of the cotton plant. It is a lightweight material that is durable, making it a wardrobe staple, and can last in your closet for years to come.

Recycled cotton can be recycled again and again, creating a new recycled cotton clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled.

Re:Down® is made from 100% recycled down and feathers, sourced mainly from textile waste collectors. Recycling down materials has been used for ages to keep people warm without producing new feathers. 

Re:Down® uses a process based on ancient practices, but incorporates advanced modern technologies, generating a top quality material. Their production factory is certified by the Global Recycled Standard to use environmentally friendly recycling methods and keep their social impact in mind. Firstly, the water they use to wash the discarded down, goes through their water recycling system and is sent back to earth as clean as drinking water. They also are chemical-free and use solar panels to generate some of their electricity.

Re:Down® uses discarded materials, giving second lives to down feathers. This contributes to circular fashion because it keeps material in the life cycle loop for longer. 

Re:Down® is biodegradable because feathers are natural animal material. Not only that, but decomposing feathers can be used as a fertilizer, as they are extremely rich in organic nitrogen.

Re:Down® uses a sustainable process that, thanks to the most advanced technologies, delivers high quality 100% recycled down and feathers. Re:Down® uses the most environmental friendly methods to regenerate down and feathers, in terms of environmental and social impact.

Recycled Leather is made from leather obtained from left-over materials of various factories that would ordinarily go to waste. This gives discarded leather a new purpose and contributes to circular fashion, helping to make the fashion industry better for our Earth.

Recycled Leather is a natural product that is both robust and durable. It will stay in your closet for years to come. It’s inherently resilient nature means it requires little, if any, ongoing care. This means less work for you! 

Recycled Leather can be recycled again, creating a new recycled leather clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has become unrecyclable.

Recycled Leather goes through a process of smart recycling of natural leather fibers from traceable sources; these are left-over materials from factories and would otherwise go to waste

Recycled nylon is mostly made from post-industrial fabric waste, although it also comes from post-consumer materials such as nylon carpets, tights, and industrial fishing nets.

Recycled nylon offers a great solution to save plastic material from the oceans. It gives nylon waste a second life, contributes to the circular fashion movement, and saves water, energy, and fossil fuel in its process. 

Recycled Nylon is high quality and extremely durable, so nylon is often used for technical, high-performance products. Because of this, recycled nylon can be trusted to last a long time in your closet.

Recycled nylon is endlessly recyclable, so it can be made into a new recycled nylon product when it has retired from use.

A large part of the recycled nylon produced comes from old fishing nets. This is a great solution to save material from the oceans. It also comes from nylon carpets, tights and other products. Recycling nylon is still more expensive than new nylon, but it has many environmental advantages.

Recycled Polyamide is sourced from the manufacturing industry, or various post-consumer products such as old fishing nets and carpets, and other waste. 

Recycled Polyamide is made from renewable resources, so the sustainable production of it reduces waste and delivers CO2 and fossil fuel savings. 

Recycled Polyamide is known for its elasticity and softness. Polyamide was actually originally developed as an alternative to silk, so its properties are strikingly similar. 

Recycled Polyamide is infinitely recyclable, meaning its quality and composition is never degraded as it goes through recycling processes.

Recycled Polyamide is an infinitely recyclable product made from plastic waste from the oceans or landfill.

Recycled polyester also known as rPET, is created by melting down existing plastic and re-spinning it into new polyester fiber. This fabric can be made from either post-industrial or post-consumer materials. For example, 5 water bottles yield enough fiber for one extra large T-shirt. This material repurposes existing plastic that would otherwise end up in the landfill or the ocean. 

Recycled polyester’s sustainable production requires low resources and energy to produce, and contributes low CO2 emissions. It also reduces the need to extract crude oil and natural gas from the ground to make more plastic, which is much better for the Earth.

Recycled polyester has not much difference from virgin polyester. It exhibits high strength, durability, versatility, and performance, lasting long in your closet, and surviving expected wear and tear easily.

Garments from recycled polyester aim to be continuously recycled without degradation of quality, allowing for circularity.

A synthetic material. However, instead of utilizing new materials to craft the fabric (i.e. petroleum), recycled polyester makes use of existing plastic.

Recycled wool is created from existing wool and has been used in European textiles for hundreds of years. 
It is made from both pre-consumer sources, such as factory scraps, and post-consumer ones, such as returned garments. 

Recycled wool process starts out by collecting discarded wool, and it is then sorted by color. The fibers are then mechanically shredded to be respun into new yarn, making you new clothing!

Recycled wool’s sustainable production requires low resources and energy to produce and contributes to low CO2 emissions. 

Recycled wool is of similar quality as virgin wool, and exhibits the same properties. The material is insulating, breathable, and wrinkle-resistant, perfect for keeping you warm and cozy on cold winter days.

This product contains recycled wool made with no use of new materials and regenerating existing wool that would otherwise go to waste. 

Repreve® is a sustainable fiber made of recycled plastic bottles. 

Repreve® has recycled over 20 billion plastic bottles so far, diverting plastic pollution from the ocean and landfill. Repreve® also has U TRUST® verification to certify its recycled content claims.

Repreve® offsets new petroleum usage, emitting fewer greenhouse gases and conserving water and energy in the process. This helps keep our Earth healthy.

This product contains Repreve® made from recycled materials including used plastic bottles. It is an eco-performance fiber with U TRUST® verification to certify recycled content claims.

SEAQUAL® YARN is made for 90% with high quality polyester material that is coming 100% from waste of products that have been used before by others. For the rest 10% it is made of marine plastic recovered from our oceans, beaches and rivers. This is thanks to the SEAQUAL INITIATIVE, which is a unique collaborative community fighting plastic pollution. 

SEAQUAL® YARN has basically the same qualities as any other similar virgin material, but its recycled content reduces water consumption by 34%, energy by 40%, and carbon emissions by 37% during the production process. So, it's like what you have been used until now, with the addition of contributing to saving the oceans and recycling waste. The material is certified in its composition with what is called GRS certification and also is made in a safe way (OEKO-Tex standard). 

The material is fully recyclable at the end of its life.

We aRe SpinDye® creates sustainable polyester yarns and fabrics. They work exclusively with recycled polyester made from post-consumer water bottles, or wasted clothing. This gives discarded materials a second life, contributing to circular fashion. 

We aRe SpinDye® uses a coloring process that melts color pigments and the recycled polyester masses together to create homogeneously colored yarns without the use of water. It is this exact step which enables them to reduce the use of water in their entire textile production chain, by 75%, and their chemical usage by 90%. Using less water and chemicals, betters the earth and people who make and wear the clothing.

The We aRe SpinDye® is certified based on LCA’s (Life Cycle Assessment) methodology with the ISO Standard 14040-series. This means their water usage, CO2 footprint, chemical usage, cumulative energy demand are certified low.

The We aRe SpinDye® delivers fabrics with excellent color performance and a long-term awesomeness.

A movement to rediscover the value of clothing. Contrary to fast fashion, slow brands produce fewer collections yearly which have deeper meaning and connections with those who buy them. Find the pleasure of clothing made with integrity and style

A movement to rediscover the value of clothing. Contrary to fast fashion, slow brands produce fewer collections yearly which have deeper meaning and connections with those who buy them. By supporting these brands, you can embrace the philosophy of quality pieces carefully designed and thought after. Making deliberately less drops allows brands to think more carefully about the collection and avoid frequent discounts that chasing fast trends brings along. You can find the pleasure of clothing made with integrity and style by choosing to be slow in your shopping, too. 
 We consider slow fashion those brands who integrate this idea in their brand ethos and deliberately produce fewer collections.

Utilizing better packaging options, responsibly sourced and disposable either in organic ways or fully recyclable

Purchasing items in better packaging options, responsibly sourced and disposable either in organic ways or by recycling them, helps cut energy needs and the waste of raw resources such as oil and coal. This creates a direct contribution towards positive environmental impact.

Less than 3% of the ocean is effectively protected. Contributing to causes that help achieve the final goal of protecting the ocean needed to safeguard marine biodiversity and build ocean resilience

Less than 3% of the ocean is effectively protected. The save the oceans topic identifies with brands contributing to causes that help achieve the final goal of protecting the big waters. These are needed to safeguard marine biodiversity and build ocean resilience. From Marine Conservation Institute to Hawaii Wildlife Fund, discover products and brands through whom you can give back to these causes.

Renoon considers vintage an item that is between 15 and 100 years old and is very curated. The difference between a vintage piece and a simple second-hand one is that vintage is very carefully selected

Renting fashion items you’d only wear a few times is a more sustainable answer for many reasons: for sure you can participate to the sharing economy in which more people rotating clothing means less fashion being wasted, whether it is sitting around unworn in your wardrobe or being thrown away after just a few uses.Here you will find Rent Sustainable Jackets in variety of colors, sizes and price range! You can also refine your search and explore over 6,000 products from more than 200 sustainable fashion brands. Start your sustainable consumption journey now. 

 Rent Sustainable Jackets on Renoon

Dutch Fashion Rental Community to rent and lend your occasional designer pieces from brands like Isabel Marant, IRO, Ganni. With CIRCLE CLOSET you have an endless and ever changing wardrobe while saving money, closet space and the earth. Do good, look great. Join the rental revolution, change the fashion industry

This relaxed, loose fit linen blazer comes with matching trousers. 
Our model is 179cm and wears a size 38.
Material: Outer: 100% linen, inner: 100% cotton.
Has a loose fit.

Renting is a great sustainable option because it allows you to enjoy items for special occasions without feeling the guilt of having an unused garment sit in your closet for years after an event. 

Through renting, you can just use the item until you are sick of it and then pass it on to another person. A huge problem arising from fast fashion culture is that the number of times an article of clothing is worn is decreasing, but renting items means they are used for longer and from multiple different people, extending their lifetime. By participating in the sharing economy, less clothing is wasted and being discarded, diverting pollution and making the earth happier.

Renting fashion items you’d only wear a few times is a more sustainable answer especially for special occasions. You can participate to the sharing economy in which more people rotating clothing means less fashion being wasted. You can avoid having clothes sitting around unworn in your wardrobe or being thrown away after just a few uses.

For every day returned late - because of your fault - they ask for a 50 euros late return fee. They do this to make sure that everyone gets their rental in time.

Shipping only to The Netherlands yet and the shipping costs are included in the price. They offer next-day delivery if ordered before 1 pm. However, they advise you to have your rental arrive two days before the event to properly fit, etc.

REMAIN Birger Christensen - Light pink linen blazer

Beautiful mint powersuit. Ready to rock the stage? The blazer has a lengthy body and sleeves.
Model is 178cm and and wears a size 38. 
Size 36: Length: 81cm, waist at chest: 45cm, sleeve length: 64cm.
Size 38: Length: 81cm, waist at chest: 48cm, sleeve length 64cm.
Material: 93% polyester, 7% elastane.

Iris & Ink - Double-breasted mint blazer

Most wanted jacket of this season.
Model is 179cm and wears a size 38/40.
Material: 100% polyester.
Fits large to size. Designed for an extremely oversized fit.

Frankie Shop - Teddy oversized quilted jacket moss green

This loose fit, oversized blazer with shoulder pads has matching pants. A suit that will not be unseen. One size, has a button fastening on the front and a wide split at the back.
Our model is 180cm.
Material: 100% crepe.
One size fits XS to L.

All things Mochi - Cobalt blue upcycled oversized blazer

Only worn a few times
Sturdy and cool white denim jacket. With faux shearling inside to keep you a bit warm. 
Length: 65cm, waist: 58cm, sleeve length: 60cm.
Material: 100% cotton.

Iro - Oversized faux shearling denim jacket

Classic pattern, modern fit. Wear this statement coat for a few months this winter. How great it that. 
Model is 178cm and wears a size 38.
Size 36: Length: 90cm, waist: 58cm, sleeve length 63cm.
Size 38: Length: 92cm, waist: 62cm, sleeve length 63cm.
Material: Outer: 92% virgin wool, 8% polyamide. Inner: 67% acetate, 33% polyester.
Fits true to size, take your regular size. Has an oversized fit and tapered end.

Valentino Red - Pied-de-poule woolen coat

Warm and cosy days with this long teddy coat. It can be yours for a month, or two. 
Model is 180cm and wears a size 38.
Material: Outer: 50% polyester, 50% modacryl. Lining: 100% polyamide.
Fits true to size, take your regular size.
Has a slight oversized fit.

Calvin Klein - Long teddy coat

Classic blazer. For a casual and chique look. Comes with matching pants to create a stunning suit.
Model is 177cm and wears a size 38.
Length: 70cm, waist: 48cm, sleeve length: 65cm.
Material: 100% polyester.
Fits true to size, take your normal size. Designed for a loose fit.

Vince - Double-breasted sand blazer

Decorative jacket with amazing sleeves and has a very chique dark-blue color.  
Our model is 180cm and wears a size M (38).
Material: Outer: 100% viscose. Lining: 95% polyester, 5% elastane.

Uterque - Chinese print blazer w/ wide sleeves

No words for this one. One size kimono.
Model is 178cm. 
Length front kimono: 120 cm
Material: Outer: 100% viscose. Inner: 100% polyester, embroidery: 100% cotton.

Essentiel Antwerp - Kimono with colorful embroidery

Curating vintage and pre-loved collections created by two young women in Amsterdam. The idea behind it is to provide a selection of modern curated clothing while keeping responsibility in mind. Born from a "serendipity" moment, it is now rebranded "Ensō", referring to the Zen-circle which symbolizes creativity, enlightenment, and elegance

The brand hand-picks vintage pieces among thousands (yes, 1000+) garments: only a few will get the "wohoo!" feeling and come back home with the founders. 
Every item will then be carefully reviewed, cleaned, and repaired if needed

Liseth started Serendipity from a desire to wear modern curated clothing without harming people or the planet. After traveling around the world, the urge for a drastic change was stronger than ever.
Andrea, who has inherited her passion for vintage from her grandma and upcycling her mother's wardrobe, was eager to spread that "feeling of uniqueness" in a fresh way.
To make vintage accessible to everybody while building a better lifestyle was just the perfect serendipity moment that ended up in the birth of Ensō

Each of Ensō's products is curated and retouched (if needed) in their studio in Amsterdam

Liseth and Andrea started Ensō from a desire to wear modern curated women by giving clothing a new life. Both coming from a fashion industry background, they decided to stay involved while feeling proud of the products they bring to other women, joining forces with others to pursue the same goal

A portion of Ensō's selection undergoes some kind of upcycling process before becoming a "new" unique piece of clothing

Pre-owned online retailer established in Spain. Bedford St believes in less stuff but with a story, unique pieces that are full of second chances. They provide high-quality vintage and preloved clothing from a variety of brands and source rare and iconic pieces that you’d struggle to find anywhere else

Bedford St uses FSC certified boxes, recycled kraft paper and a red ribbon made of recycled plastic bottles. Also their tags are made of algae paper, and are 100% recycled and biodegradable

As a company that was created by a woman, empowering each other is a foundation of Bedford St's ethical standards. They are part of the He for She movements, they have run Women’s runs and are part of Olympia Woman House, a platform that connects women and helps them grow (outside and inside)

Bedford St is a very small brand run by two siblings that manage every aspect of their business

Bedford St sells second hand pieces, some being vintage. They have a curated, carefully selected collection of unique pieces in great condition, ready for a second life

Second hand shop that cherishes design and sustainability. Re-Nou find many beautiful objects that deserve to live a second life, restore them if needed, and show them to you

Re-Nou has teamed up with RePack, a reusable and returnable packaging alternative made from recycled materials. By choosing reusable packaging, they can save up to 80% of carbon emissions compared to single-use waste. In addition, they use a FSC certified carton with non-toxic paper tape

Re-Nou is a small business with only 2 employees

Re-Nou chooses unique high-quality items, regardless of trends, made to last in your closet for many years to come

Re-Nou only sells second hand pieces, all hand-picked, repaired and restored

Offering responsible sneakers with a refined design that is inspired by the founder’s oriental/minimal identity and her 90s-inspired creativity. They aim to help advance innovative eco-materials such as apple and grape peels, pineapple leaves, recycled cotton and polyester

Dong Seon Lee and Giuliana Borzillo, the founders of ID.EIGHT, both come from the world of fashion: Dong graduated in fashion in Seoul (Korea) and came to Italy with a scholarship, Giuliana with behind her university studies in Naples and a master at Polimoda in Florence. They fell in love at first sight and have built their own company with their shared passions

ID.EIGHT packaging is 100% recyclable shipping bags made from at least 80% recycled polyethylene. Inside their sneaker packaging you will find a flower seed bomb, a ball of earth and flower seeds covered with clay to plant in a pot, or to throw in a gray area of ​​your city. This is a small gesture to contribute to the creation of a habitat more favorable to the life of bees, fundamental for the survival of mankind

ID.EIGHT products are assembled in a small family-run company, and the production process, although industrial, requires great manual work and years of experience. All ID.EIGHT's materials come from Italian suppliers, except Piñatex, which is produced in the Philippines and shipped to Italy for special finishes. They are assembled in the small family-run company

All ID.EIGHT's materials are 100% cruelty free

All of ID.EIGHT sneakers are made in Italy

Founded in 2014, the brand produces high-quality Italian sneakers that aim to respect the planet and those who live on it. Womsh sneakers are 100% Made in Italy

The brand designs and produces, in Italy, designer sneakers for people who care about sustainable fashion. The company's identity is a combination of craftsmanship, relationships, values, authenticity, expertise, interpretation, territory and talent

The boxes used for packaging Womsh sneakers are made of 100% recycled cardboard and lined with paper made from corn processing waste. The brand choses Favini as a partner in this green adventure because it shares the same focus on respect for the environment and the circular economy as Womsh. Favini provides them with Crush, a special type of paper for lining and for printing boxes, promotional tags and advertising materials

Womsh plants trees to offset the CO2 produced during the life cycle of the shoes. In 5 years, they have helped Lifegate create and protect more than 11,000 square meters of forest per year.

They joined the Forests Standing Tall project to protect the Amazon rainforest in Brazil: 560 hectares of Amazon rainforest, granted for use to 27 families in the San Pedro community to prevent and counteract deforestation, arson, illegal hunting and other environmental crimes

Denim brand based in the Netherlands with a mission to make jeans differently, contributing to circular denim innovation. Their designs are classic and high quality

MUD Jeans doesn't have seasons, their collection is permanent and trans-seasonal, with a few additions every now and then

Mud Jeans manages to close their own loop, with their team of world-class experts in recycling. The brand's new jeans contain up to 40% post-consumer recycled denim. The highest percentage out there

Packaging comprises of 72% recycled cardboard. It is organic, ethical, easily recyclable and 80% biodegradable. No plastic or unnecessary material is included in their packaging

At MUD Jeans their products are produced sustaining to the highest environmental standards. The production techniques that are applied are circular and thus aim to reduce, reuse and recycle the materials that form part of the process. Their organic cottons are GOTs certified, and their recycled cotton is GRS Certified snd OEKO-TEX Standard 100. Compared with industry standard, they produce a pair of jeans with 70% less CO2. In total, from 2016 to 2019, they have saved and estimated 1 million kg of Co2

MUD Jeans consciously sources their goods in nearby factories. They are able to visit the factory frequently. And they have the same mindset as the factory owners; transparency – fair wages – good working conditions are at the top of their list

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