Sustainable Denim Brands That Won't Break The Bank
Who doesn't love a great pair of jeans? We at The Edge are obsessed with denim, especially as the warmer spring months are quickly approaching. Jeans are a perfect basic that can elevate any outfit and are definitely a staple for any wardrobe.
Below are our top denim recommendations to keep you stylish and kind to both the planet and your wallet this spring.
Quince
Stretch High Rise Wide Leg Jeans Medium Wash - $50
Stretch Mid Rise Slim Straight Jeans Dark Wash - $50
Stretch High Rise Patch Pocket Wide Leg Jeans Light Wash - $50
Comfort Stretch High Rise Relaxed Straight Jeans Medium Wash - $50
Quince jeans combine sophistication, comfort, and affordability, redefining what premium denim can be. Guided by values of quality, sustainability, and accessibility, Quince leverages a short supply chain to keep prices low, offering every pair of jeans for just $50. Globally recognized for their commitment to textile excellence, Quince is OEKO-TEX certified, ensuring their products are free from harmful substances and chemicals.
Their jeans are made from organic cotton, lyocell, recycled polyester, and viscose, all while using significantly reduced water during manufacturing.
While their denim selection is limited to eight styles, they make up for it with a variety of washes, fit options, and comfortable stretches. Browse and shop their website worry free, with 365-day free returns!
Lucky & Yak
Drew - Straight Leg Denim Jeans in Light Wash Blue - $64
Phoenix - Cargo Trousers in Blue Denim - $71
Delores - Wide Leg Denim Jeans Washed Black - $64
Cole - Baggy Wide Leg Denim Jeans in Light Wash Blue - $64
Lucky & Yak is a UK-based brand dedicated to sustainability, and crafting clothing from eco-friendly materials. Their organic cotton jeans are made with 100% certified organic fibers, meeting the strict standards of the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). Their Re:Yak initiative promotes circular fashion by allowing customers to trade in secondhand items for discounted prices on future purchases. Their unisex jeans are designed for everybody, and come in petite, regular, long and tall lengths. Every pair of jeans on the Lucky & Yak website is under $75 and offer free shipping to the US on orders over $69.
Armedangels
MAIRAA JEANS MOM FIT HIGH WAIST ANKLE RECYCLED COTTON MIX COMFORT-STRETCH - $88
KITAARI DEMI DENIM SKIRT SLIM FIT MADE OF ORGANIC COTTON MIX - $105
CARENAA JEANS STRAIGHT LEG MID WAIST ORGANIC COTTON MIX COMFORT-STRETCH - $105
ASTRAEAAS JEANS WIDE LEG MID WAIST TENCEL™ LYOCELL MIX NON-STRETCH - $132
Armedangels is a German clothing company dedicated to producing high quality, sustainable products. Their clothing is made of recycled materials including organic cotton, lyocell, organic wool and cellulose. Their clothing materials and dyes are certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and adhere to the Global Recycled Standard. Their products are also PETA -approved vegan, meaning that they do not derive from any animal materials.
Recycling and improving supply chain management is another core value of Armedangels.
They are a part of the Fair Wear Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving working conditions in garment factories and established their own circular fashion initiative called their “take-back system.” The take-back system was established with a goal of becoming entirely zero waste by 2030.
Cute, stylish, sustainable and relatively low in price, Armedangels seems to have it all. Prices for denim range from $88 - $132, depending on materials and dyes. Armedangels ships to the US with a small $5 shipping fee on orders under $150.
Finding quality products that are sustainable and affordable can be tricky with so many clothing brands popping up with cute and trendy items. Quince, Lucky & Yak and Armedangels go against the norm by offering high quality products you can feel good purchasing, without breaking the bank. Let us know if you have shopped at these places and tell us what you think!