"Denim Manufacturers" News Archive

AG Jeans has chosen Tulip's retail solutions to help further its strategic goals, including driving incremental sales, providing high-touch experiences for remote clients.

Specifically, the new regulation will target brands that are guilty of taking part in “greenwashing”.

Championing ethical denim for both people and the planet, apparel brand Outland Denim was first established as a platform to advocate for dignified working conditions.

The world’s oldest denim brand Levi’s sets an example for the entire fashion industry with its circular initiatives and innovative design practices.

Unspun and Renoon's powerful partnership ventures to satisfy demands for transparency, weaving together sustainable fashion and ethical accountability in an unprecedented alliance.

Supply chain technology trends, such as AI, robotics, 3D printing, IIoT, blockchain, smart sensors, ERP systems, and supply chain visibility, are shaping a sustainable future by reducing costs, increasing efficiency, and improving transparency in businesses.

Despite new technologies, the denim industry lacks a shared water usage baseline—undermining sustainability progress and supply chain accountability.

Mud Jeans significantly reduced its carbon emissions by 42% in 2022, mainly through efficiency improvements with its manufacturing partner, Yousstex, and has maintained carbon neutrality since 2016.

With the help of Jeanologia, Ralph Lauren’s “Color on Demand” system consumes much less water and chemicals and enables the dyeing process to recycle the water that is used.

Rather than resorting to the simplism of reuse, B Corp brand Mud Jeans has found a way of transforming new into old, and waste into profit, with a sustainable method that creates new style concepts.