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Jack & Jones to release their most sustainable jeans to date
Bestseller's menswear chain, Jack & Jones, has announced the launch of its most environmentally friendly denim to date. The new Low Impact Denim line, which sees Jack & Jones taking a new
Archroma partners with Jeanologia to launch water-efficient denim dyeing process
The specialty chemicals company Archroma has collaborated with the finishing technology firm Jeanologia to take sustainable dyeing and finishing to a new level. The two pioneering companies in their
Farah Naz New York reveals eco-friendly jeans made from organic & recycled materials
Farah Naz Fashion House, the renowned American high-end luxury fashion brand from New York, had announced the launch of all-new eco-friendly jeans. The newly launched jeans are made from organic and
UNIDO and Nudie Jeans collaborates to recycle post-industrial waste in jeans production
The jeans that don’t meet quality standards like shade, improper stitching, irregular cuts are called second-quality jeans. These types of jeans are usually sold for discount prices or just thrown
Dana Thomas condemned fashion industry in "Fashionopolis"
Journalist and Author, Dana Thomas revealed the dark side of the fashion industry at the Fashioninnovation virtual forum held this Thursday.  Thomas is the author of "Fashionopolis: The
Calik Denim and Good American join hands to launch sustainable jeans
 "Always fits" is a new sustainable pair of jeans launched by Calik Denim and Good American. A pair of denim is made from a piece of proprietary stretch fabric so that it can easily cover a
Ellen’s MacArthur Foundation’s Jeans Redesign inspire circularity
The Jeans Redesign project by Ellen MacArthur Foundation aims to make the denim industry more circular. Many other brands have launched products adhering to this foundation. Leading apparel
CancvaLoop launch Himalayan hemp jeans
Irrespective of the variety of styles and trends the fashion industry shifts into every wardrobe has a pair of jeans. It takes about 7,600 liters of water to manufacture one pair of cotton jeans. As
Sustainable trims flood the denim industry
The various components of a pair of jeans such as rivets, zippers and labels are some important distinguishers of denim brands. Although they are small in size they are significant to the brand
Boyish Jeans to attain supply chain transparency
The L.A based brand Boyish Jeans have just gotten more transparent. The women-centric brand which was founded in 2018 has been committed to sustainability and has newly introduced supply-chain
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