Ethical Jeans + Chinos

STRONG POINTS

- Use of organic cotton

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

Suppliers

Organic cotton: Orta Anadolu, Turkey (GOTS)

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia (audited by Fair Wear Foundation)

Fair Wear Foundation audit in 2015 noted that the Yousstex management is attentive to working conditions

Product manager, Dion Vijgeboom, visits the Yousstex factory every few months to ensure quality working conditions. He has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib, and any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. 

Labourers work 8 hours a day, 5.5 days a week. Free medical care and transportation are provided. Factory is safe and appropriately air-conditioned/ heated. 

Workers report they are paid fairly and on time.

Organic virgin cotton protects the environment and health of farmers from the damaging intensive fertilisers and pesticides conventionally used.

Unique printed pocket patch avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

99% organic cotton, 1% elastane

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

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of organic cotton

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

Suppliers

Organic cotton: Orta Anadolu, Turkey (GOTS)

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia (audited by Fair Wear Foundation)

Fair Wear Foundation audit in 2015 noted that the Yousstex management is attentive to working conditions

Product manager, Dion Vijgeboom, visits the Yousstex factory every few months to ensure quality working conditions. He has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib, and any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. 

Labourers work 8 hours a day, 5.5 days a week. Free medical care and transportation are provided. Factory is safe and appropriately air-conditioned/ heated. 

Workers report they are paid fairly and on time.

Organic virgin cotton protects the environment and health of farmers from the damaging intensive fertilisers and pesticides conventionally used.

Unique printed pocket patch avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

99% organic cotton, 1% elastane

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

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

40% recycled jeans, 60% organic cotton

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

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

Suppliers

Recycled denim: Royo, Spain (Global Recycled Standard certified, Better Cotton Initiative member, UN Global Compact signatory)

Royo is an impressive company with deeply embedded social and environmental goals. They have collaborated with Recover to create a denim upcycling programme. Recover turn textile waste into quality recycled yarn, which Royo then dyes and weaves into denim fabric.

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia (audited by Fair Wear Foundation)

Fair Wear Foundation audit in 2015 noted that the Yousstex management is attentive to working conditions

Product manager, Dion Vijgeboom, visits the Yousstex factory every few months to ensure quality working conditions. He has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib, and any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. 

Labourers work 8 hours a day, 5.5 days a week. Free medical care and transportation are provided. Factory is safe and appropriately air-conditioned/ heated. 

Workers report they are paid fairly and on time.

Recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton needed. (Cotton is a resource intensive crop, requiring up to 20,000 l water to produce just 1 kg).

Organic virgin cotton protects the environment and health of farmers from the damaging intensive fertilisers and pesticides conventionally used.

Unique printed pocket patch avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

40% recycled jeans, 60% organic cotton

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

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

40% recycled jeans, 60% organic cotton

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

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

40% recycled jeans, 60% organic cotton

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

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

40% recycled jeans, 60% organic cotton

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Relaxed fit
• Straight leg

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

40% recycled jeans, 60% organic cotton

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Relaxed fit
• Straight leg

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

23% recycled denim, 75% organic cotton and 2% elastane

• The Slim Lassen has a very slim fit. We recommend you to go for one size bigger than your actual jean size.
• Tapered leg

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

23% recycled denim, 75% organic cotton and 2% elastane

• The Slim Lassen has a very slim fit. We recommend you to go for one size bigger than your actual jean size.
• Tapered leg

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

STRONG POINTS

- Use of recycled materials 

- Short supply chain with long-term partners

- Mud know all partners personally and visit them regularly.

SUPPLIERS

Recycled denim fabric: Royo, Spain

Royo is a very impressive company with social and environmental goals embedded in the company culture. Royo carry out the dying and weaving of the denim fabric and source the yarn from Recover who they have collaborated with on a denim upcycling programme.

Certifications: Recycled Standard, Certificate (GRS) by ICEA, Textile Exchange Member, Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) Member, Signatory of the UN Global Compact

Stitching and washing: Yousstex, Tunisia

Yousstex was audited by the Fair Wear Foundation in 2015 who noted that the management was attentive to working conditions.

Factory visits

Factory visits are Mud Jeans main tool for ensuring working conditions at Yousstex are good. Mud’s head of product Dion Vijgeboom visits the factory every few months and has built a good relationship with the factory owner, Mr. Habib . Any issues that arise can be discussed in an open and productive manner. Dion reports that workers work eight hours a day, five and a half days a week. Medical care and transportation are provided free of charge. The factory environment is safe and workers enjoy air conditioning in summer and heating in winter. Workers report they are paid fairly and on time but common to many garment factory workers would like to receive a higher salary.

Environmental impact and materials

The use of recycled denim reduces the amount of virgin cotton that needs to be grown. Cotton is a resource intensive crop and some report that it can take 20,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cotton.

The virgin cotton used in these jeans is organic. This protects the environment and also farmers who may suffer ill health when coming into contact with the intensive fertilisers and pesticides used in conventional cotton production.

Mud jeans feature a unique printed pocket patch which avoids the need for a leather or faux leather patch.

Brothers We Stand has received evidence that the major suppliers involved in the production of these jeans all have wastewater treatment plans in place.

Areas for development

We would like to see Mud continue to support and encourage the formation of an active workers committee at Yousstex, the factory where their jeans are stitched.

Further questions? Please email jonathan@brotherswestand.com 

23% recycled denim, 75% organic cotton and 2% elastane

• The Slim Lassen has a very slim fit. We recommend you to go for one size bigger than your actual jean size.
• Tapered leg

Still got questions? Send an email to orders@brotherswestand.com

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. 

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Tight 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. 

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Tight 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.

• Fits true to size. Take your normal size
• Tight 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, tapered leg 

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

- 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

-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. 

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