Nudie Jeans's high-quality materials and sustainable development

Nudie Jeans Jeans made of high-quality Organic cotton

Nudie Jeans' environmental philosophy existed even before the first series design. At that time, Organic cotton had existed for some time, but it more or less flew by. The demand for these fabrics is decreasing. Supply comes with it. Another opportunity to go the other way. Driven by faith and determination, the development of all organic denim brands has begun. Over the years, the share of sustainable materials has been increasing, and since 2012, all Nudie Jeans denim are made of 100% Organic cotton. Compared with Organic cotton, traditional cotton accounts for 25% of the global use of artificial pesticides, but only covers 3% of farmland. Obtaining one kilogram of traditional cotton requires the same amount of synthetic fertilizers, insecticides, and fungicides. This quantity cannot be considered as' lagom '. This is not a 'just right amount'. Jeans become a part of them when worn for a long time - the second layer of skin. A pair of dry jeans is a materialized version of their values: no additional processing or washing is required. Made from 100% Organic cotton. Add the concept of wear and tear (six months of daily use without cleaning) and their commitment to free maintenance. Combine it with second-hand denim, and enter the cycle again as the raw material of second-hand jeans or new products. All of these are equivalent to a more intelligent consumption method and an environmentally sustainable product. They only collaborate with suppliers who share their values. They work with the Fair Clothing Foundation to ensure safe and ethical working conditions throughout the entire production line. This is the way their approach the 'just right quantity' as closely as possible. A little more 'ragom'. A correct balance method.

Nudie Jeans focuses on sustainable development and provides maintenance for jeans

No matter how you look when you buy nude jeans, they all start with a dry denim. Even the pre washed and pre made styles are dark indigo denim at the beginning. They cherish worn and repaired jeans.

At every stage, from harvesting cotton to dyeing and weaving with indigo, to sewing, both men and women strive to create their products. That's why their value their products so much and will always believe in the value of repair and reuse. They recommend that their customers wear dry nude jeans for at least 6 months before the first wash. The outcome depends on who you are and how you live in jeans. But regardless of your lifestyle, your jeans will become a diary of the past, and they will eventually become unique and shaped by you.

However, if you are pursuing those strong contrasts, please remember that early washing will reduce the chances of obtaining a unique appearance. Drying instead of washing can also save water. This is the first part of an intelligent yet still so simple ecological cycle. Following the ecological cycle makes your naked jeans look more beautiful while saving resources. During the dyeing process, natural cotton warp yarns are immersed in many indigo dyeing baths, where they gradually turn dark blue. As the indigo dye cannot be completely fixed and penetrated into the cotton fiber, as long as you wear denim, the color will exude and fade. If you use a blade to scrape the indigo blue cotton warp, the blue dye will bleed and expose the white core layer. The same principle applies to wearing a pair of dry jeans. Every naked pair of jeans promises free repair. No matter when and where you get them. Their jeans should be worn frequently. They only use high-quality fabrics and sewing is top-notch. When their provide jeans, their also take care of them when they are torn. Simply clean your jeans and hand them over to the nearest naked jeans repair point. Once they are repaired and sewn, you have an updated version of your favorite jeans.