Name: Mud Jeans Extra Easy - 3D Aged | Renoon
Brand: Mud Jeans
SKU: mud-jeans-extra-easy-3d-aged
Price: 150 EUR
Availability: InStock

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

The Extra Easy merges style and comfort. These relaxed-fit jeans with a mid-rise waist and tapered legs are perfect to wear all year round. To complete the outfit, they are easy to combine with all possible colours.

Hemp comes from the Cannabis sativa plant, yes the same plant you are thinking of. Cannabis plants require low water and resources, and have been used to make clothing textiles for centuries. 

Hemp is a high-yielding crop, meaning it produces lots of product on a small amount of land. It doesn’t require any chemical pesticides, so it doesn't harm its environment. In fact, it actually helps replenish soil nutrients, regenerating soil, and removing it of toxins.
On top of that, hemp essentially absorbs more CO2 from the atmosphere than forests, which is why industrial hemp farms are what's called a “carbon sink”. 

Hemp has various natural advantages such as keeping you warm in winter, cool in summer and even protecting you from UV rays. Additionally, it's resistant to harmful microbes, mold, and mildew, which means hemp garments won’t smell bad, even after multiple days of wear. On top of that, it's extremely durable, so it can last for ages in your closet.

Hemp constitutes a highly sustainable, low-impact crop that can be converted into fabric sustainably and has various natural advantages such as keeping you warm in winter, cool in summer and even protecting you from UV rays. 

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.

Organic cotton is cotton grown in pesticide-free environments, with sustainability in mind. 

Organic cotton farmers can keep soil healthy for longer, as the fertility of the soil is not compromised. This also means they only grow GMO-free seeds. Additionally, organic cotton farmers do not have to expose themselves to harmful chemicals, prioritizing workers' health, the health of the people in their communities, and the natural ecosystems they operate in. 

Organic cotton is a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, fully composting after it has retired from use.

Organic cotton is a sustainable solution as it is grown without the use of pesticides, from seeds which have not been genetically modified, unlike regular cotton. It is also more sustainable for cotton farmers, protects their land and is more respectful for people. 

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Extra Easy - 3D Aged

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