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</a> is an article that explains three different ideas for converting those old jeans into new items that will cost you nothing but time, a couple pairs of old jeans and the use of a sewing machine.

The Second Hand initiative aims to a “creative and inspiring way to take steps towards circularity” by offering consumers the chance to keep Diesel products in active use for years to come. Each pair ...

Jeans, a piece of clothing we all have in our wardrobes. The denim industry has been an integral part of the fashion world for decades, providing us with durable and stylish jeans. However, behind ...

Mud Jeans is scaling its use of recycled cotton from pre-owned jeans. Last week the circular brand launched new two jeans made with 55 percent post-consumer recycled cotton sourced through its ...

Working with recycled materials allows you to create useful and beautiful new things for a low price. “Reinvention: Sewing with Rescued Materials” by Maya Donenfeld gives directions for 28 easy sewing ...

A new line of pillowcases and a lounge chair at West Elm may look new, but they actually have a long history. That’s because they originally started life as Eileen Fisher clothing. The two companies ...

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Sustainable style groupies all know about Project Earth Day and Leanne Marshal of Project Runway’s Season 5, but what about Project Blue, a new eco fashion initiative that has further democratized an ...

Nudie Jeans continues its venture into home goods with another installment of its Recycle Denim initiative. And this time around, the Swedish brand tapped into its country’s favorite pastime: camping.

I’m sorry to say that if you care about the planet, you’re going to have to stop wearing jeans with cool metal studs, grommets, and rivets. All those fancy trims—like lace, embroidery, and ...