Ethical Jeans + Chinos

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

100% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit noted gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from DNM, a well-respected Egyptian factory.

- The cotton is certified by the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), a project seeking to improve conditions in cotton supply chains.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The denim fabric is produced by DNM who recycle up to 85% of water used and produce zero wastewater.

- Mud Jeans have chosen their suppliers (fabrics and final product) due to their vicinity to the end consumer. They will shortly publish their carbon emissions data which is reported to be 62% less than the industry standard.

- Better Cotton Initiative encourages the careful monitoring of pesticides and water usage in cotton production. 

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

Areas for development

The Better Cotton Initiative is largely based on self-assessment data from farmers. Whilst this means it is hard to take the certification as an infallible guide the work the BCI are doing with farmers is positive and has been shown to improve outcomes.

99% Better Cotton Inniative certified cotton, 1% elastane

Strong points

Social

-These chinos are made in Turkey by a ‘fully integrated  factory’.  This means that all processes such as weaving, dying and stitching are carried out by the same company - making it easier to monitor conditions.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- The factory that makes these chinos is independently certified by the BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative).  The fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. Though not a failsafe, certifications such as these show that the supply chain has been inspected against high social standards.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Slim fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

-These chinos are made in Turkey by a ‘fully integrated  factory’.  This means that all processes such as weaving, dying and stitching are carried out by the same company - making it easier to monitor conditions.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- The factory that makes these chinos is independently certified by the BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative).  The fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. Though not a failsafe, certifications such as these show that the supply chain has been inspected against high social standards.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Slim fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

-These chinos are made in Turkey by a ‘fully integrated  factory’.  This means that all processes such as weaving, dying and stitching are carried out by the same company - making it easier to monitor conditions.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- The factory that makes these chinos is independently certified by the BSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative).  The fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. Though not a failsafe, certifications such as these show that the supply chain has been inspected against high social standards.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Slim fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- These chinos are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified meaning all stages of production have been checked by accredited inspectors and meet high socially responsible manufacturing standards.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Regular fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- These chinos are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified meaning all stages of production have been checked by accredited inspectors and meet high socially responsible manufacturing standards.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Regular fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- These chinos are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified meaning all stages of production have been checked by accredited inspectors and meet high socially responsible manufacturing standards.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Regular fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- These chinos are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified meaning all stages of production have been checked by accredited inspectors and meet high socially responsible manufacturing standards.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

Areas for development

The KCA logo patch is made from leather and cows emit a lot of methane, which contributes to global warming.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Regular fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- These chinos are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified meaning all stages of production have been checked by accredited inspectors and meet high socially responsible manufacturing standards.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Regular fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- These chinos are GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified meaning all stages of production have been checked by accredited inspectors and meet high socially responsible manufacturing standards.

- KCA have worked with their Turkish manufacturing partners since the brand begun. They visit the factories and have long term relationships with them!

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- The organic cotton fabric is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified. This is a high level standard that verifies that all stages of production from growing to processing meet organic standards and don’t use any harmful chemicals.

- These chinos are built to last! Making a product that will stand the test of time is a hugely important aspect of producing sustainably. 

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Regular fit

Find the perfect fit!

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from Royo, a factory in Valencia, who have developed a new fabric that contains 40% recycled denim.

- Use of organic cotton means that pickers aren't exposed to harmful chemicals.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- The colour finish of the O3 Blue jeans is created solely using ozone and laser techniques, eliminating the need for water or chemicals in the traditional 'washing' process.

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

60% Organic Cotton, 40% Recycled Denim

Strong points

Social

- The jeans are cut and sewn by Yousstex, a Tunisian factory who specialise in jeans craftsmanship. The factory was recently audited by the Fair Wear Foundation who noted that the management was very attentive to working conditions. 

- The 2015 FWF audit gave particular praise to Youssex’s spacious and well ventilated factory, noting that there were no overcrowding issues.

- The denim fabric is sourced from Royo, a factory in Valencia, who have developed a new fabric that contains 40% recycled denim.

- Use of recycled cotton helps create a circular economy, reducing waste and use of virgin materials.

Environmental

- Yousstex, who cut and sew the jeans, have developed a reputation as a benchmark for sustainability and innovation in the denim industry. One example of the factories work is the use of ‘ozone technology’ which harnesses the natural bleaching properties of ozone gas and reduces the number of washes needed to finish jeans by over half. (Ozone is reconverted to ordinary oxygen before release into the environment.)

- A unique printed pocket patch is used to avoid the need for a leather or faux leather patch.  

- Mud Jeans work to circular economy principals and encourage customers to return jeans they no longer use to be transformed into new items.

60% Recycled Cotton, 40% Recycled Denim