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Sign upReclamation of old jeans at the end of life and upcycling into new clothes
Reclamation of old jeans at the end of life and upcycling into new clothes
MUD Jeans, is a circular denim brand that offers customers guilt-free means of consumption. Customers can lease or buy their jeans. This is done through a return agreement, which is signed upon receiving the new jeans and through a discount, which customers get upon returning an old pair. Once MUD Jeans receives these old jeans at their office they are either upcycled and sold as a Vintage or recycled into new pairs through mechanical recycling. Leasers pay a one-time membership fee that lasts for a lifetime. Up to three jeans can be leased at the same time with the subscription.
Mud Jeans
MUD Jeans is a denim brand that developed a circular business model, efficiently closing the textiles' resource loop.
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