Guidelines to transform the way in which brands and manufacturers produce jeans have been issued by circular economy group, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. The “Jeans Redesign Guidelines” are designed to help companies make jeans that last longer and are easier to recycle, and which are produced with lower environmental impacts and greater protections for workers’ health. Under the initiative, companies will also work collaboratively to share innovations on circular supply chains. Companies taking part include Arvind, Boyish Jeans, C&A, Gap, Hirdaramani, Kipas, Lee, Tommy Hilfiger and Vero Moda.
Guidelines to transform the way in which brands and manufacturers produce jeans have been issued by circular economy group, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. The “Jeans Redesign Guidelines” are designed to help companies make jeans that last longer and are easier to recycle, and which are produced with lower environmental impacts and greater protections for workers’ health. Under the initiative, companies will also work collaboratively to share innovations on circular supply chains. Companies taking part include Arvind, Boyish Jeans, C&A, Gap, Hirdaramani, H&M, Lee, Tommy Hilfiger and Vero Moda.