Buying New Jeans? How About a Pair From One of These Sustainable Denim Brands?

DL1961 is a vertically integrated company that is able to measure and minimize its energy and resource consumption at every step of the manufacturing process, from spinning the yarn and weaving the fabric to cutting and sewing the garment and washing the final product. The label's denim offerings are made with botanic fibers that are woven in house to create high-retention fabrics for your best fit, as well as staple cotton that meets Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), Global Recycled Standard(GRS), Organic Content Standard (OCS), or Recycled Claim Standard (RCS). Also focusing on water conservation, the average pair of DL1961 jeans uses just eight gallons of water to produce, while the average non-sustainably-made pair of jeans uses approximately 1500 gallons.

DL1961 Hepburn High-Rise Wide Leg ($209)