Denim is one of the most recognizable fabrics in fashion, but its environmental and social footprint is complex. From cotton farming and dyeing to finishing and washing,

The denim industry sits at a crossroads where consumer demand for trend-forward fashion meets a growing expectation for responsible, ethical production. SA8000, the social accountability standard developed

In the fast-paced world of denim, every pair of jeans carries more than stitches and rivets. It carries a story about people, communities, and the planet. For

When you shop for denim—whether it’s a classic blue pair of jeans, a modern distressed style, or a high-end selvedge jacket—there’s a good chance you’ve seen a

When a garment is designed for children, every thread, button, dye, and fabric finish can be a potential regulatory risk. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act

exporting jeans to the European Union demands more than chasing fashion trends and meeting minimum quality standards. It requires a careful, proactive approach to chemical safety and