Mud Jeans, founded in the Netherlands, manufactures its denim in Tunisia with all partner factories listed on its website, is a certified B Corp, operates a take-back and recycling program, and is PETA-Approved Vegan.

Dawn Denim, founded in Cologne (now based in Berlin), manufactures its jeans in its own Fair Wear–rated factory in Saigon, Vietnam, and is certified PETA-Approved Vegan while also running a repair-and-recycle program.

Reformation, founded in Los Angeles, manufactures in its own sustainable L.A. factory and partner facilities across the U.S. and globally, gives back through recycling and circularity programs and community advocacy, and is size inclusive with a permanent range up to 3X.

Kings of Indigo, founded in Amsterdam, produces its denim in Mediterranean countries and offsets its carbon footprint through certified projects including reforestation and renewable energy initiatives to minimize environmental impact.

Lucy & Yak, founded in Yorkshire (now based in Brighton, UK), produces its colorful dungarees and clothing in factories across India, Turkey, and the UK, and is size-inclusive—offering petite, regular, and tall fits—to ensure every body feels seen.

Ética Denim, founded in Los Angeles, manufactures its premium, USA‑made denim in Bluesign®‑certified facilities using eco-friendly dyes and fabrics, and is committed full transparency and sustainable community impact.

Wunderwerk, founded in Germany, manufactures its denim and fashion collections primarily in Italy and Portugal, using GOTS-certified organic cotton and non-toxic, water-saving dyeing techniques, while promoting the philosophy that fashion and sustainability can coexist harmoniously.

Good Studios, founded in Australia, specializes in high-quality hemp clothing and homewares, all designed and made in Australia.

Rudy Jude, founded by designer Julie O’Rourke, creates sustainably crafted, plant-dyed clothing for adults and children, with all garments designed in Maine and sewn in Los Angeles, California.

Triarchy, founded in Los Angeles, manufactures its denim in Mexico City using sustainable materials like organic and recycled cotton, Tencel, and natural rubber, offers a carbon-neutral product line, and supports Isla Urbana, an organization that installs rainwater harvesting systems in Mexico City.

Everlane, founded in San Francisco, manufactures in countries such as Vietnam and China, is audited under ILO standards, provides full factory disclosure on its website, uses Bluesign® certified dyes, and operates in LEED certified factories.

non, founded in London, manufactures its selvedge denim in Turkey in partnership with ISKO and Dinateks and uses scannable digital IDs to track waste and support circularity.

Outland Denim, founded in Queensland, Australia, manufactures its jeans and garments in Cambodia—employing and empowering survivors of trafficking—holds B Corp certification, and gives back by providing living-wage jobs, training, and community support to vulnerable women.

Armed Angels, founded in Germany, manufactures most of its garments in facilities across Portugal and Turkey (with additional production in Tunisia, Morocco, Italy, China, and India), uses eco-friendly dyes, and is FLO certified and PETA-Approved Vegan.

Haikure is an Italian denim brand, founded by CS Jeans in Trestina/Perugia area, manufacturing its denim in Italy with minimalist designs inspired by nature and full transparency via QR-coded traceability.

Patagonia, founded in 1973 in Ventura, California, manufactures its apparel in 16 countries, operates a recycling program through initiatives like Worn Wear and chemical recycling with JEPLAN, is a Certified B Corporation, and donates 1% of annual sales to environmental nonprofits.

Hessnatur, founded in 1976 in Germany, manufactures its clothing in various countries, including Germany, Portugal, and India, and is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation.

Good Society, founded in Virginia, produces its apparel in Italy using 100% organic cotton from India, Pakistan, and Turkey. The brand also offers a recycling program to encourage circular fashion practices.

Kuyichi, founded in Peru by the Dutch NGO Solidaridad, manufactures primarily in Turkey, is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation ensuring fair labor practices, and operates the "Trends are Circular" program to give pre-owned garments a second life.

Nudie Jeans Co, founded in Gothenburg, Sweden, manufactures primarily in Italy, offers a robust repair‑and‑recycle program that collects pre‑owned pairs to refurbish or recycle into new garments, and promotes circularity through its take‑back system.

Outerknown, founded in California, manufactures across factories worldwide—including B Corp and Fair Trade partners like Saitex in Vietnam—and gives back through initiatives supporting ocean health (Ocean Conservancy, Surfrider), community advocacy, Fair Trade premiums, and its resale program Outerworn.

ASKET, founded in Stockholm, Sweden, manufactures its garments exclusively in Europe, offers a size-inclusive range with 15 fit options per piece, uses repair and take-back programs, and provides full transparency on the origins and environmental impact of each item.

Boyish Jeans, founded in Los Angeles, designs vintage-inspired women’s denim produced in factories in Turkey that operates circular practices like recycling water and scraps, is Climate Neutral certified, and gives back via 1% for the Planet and local environmental volunteer initiatives.

Unspun, founded in San Francisco, manufactures custom‑fit, vegan jeans on‑demand in the USA with fully inclusive sizing and zero‑waste production for a purpose‑built wardrobe.

Hargan Denim, founded by designer Reagan Marelle Begley in Utah, USA, specializes in handcrafted, small-batch denim garments made from repurposed vintage jeans.

Finisterre, founded in St Agnes, Cornwall, manufactures its surf and outdoor apparel in the UK, is a Certified B Corporation, and is committed to producing functional gear that inspires a love of the sea while minimizing environmental impact.

Bleed Clothing, founded in in Germany, manufactures its vegan apparel primarily in Europe, using sustainable materials like organic cotton, hemp, and cork, and is certified as a B Corporation.

Eileen Fisher, founded in New York, designs and manufactures its clothing in the USA, operates a recycling program, is a certified B Corporation, a Benefit Corporation, and a woman-owned company, with initiatives supporting women through grants and leadership programs.