98% Less Water
The average pair of EDWIN USA jeans uses 98% less water during processing than the average pair of jeans
69% Less Energy
The average pair of EDWIN USA jeans uses 69% less energy than the industry average
70% Recycled Cotton
Our goal is to get to 100% regenerative cotton by 2030.
Edwin USA Core Values
PROTECT PEOPLE & OUR PLANET
We're striving to make the most responsible jeans out there, by using materials and processes that are kind to our planet. Our customers, employees, community and environment are always considered in each of our decisions.
SUSTAINABILITY & CIRCULARITY
We believe that sustainability and circularity start at the design stage. We utilize circular design strategy and sustainable manufacturing processes to make responsible jeans that last. Our goal? That our jeans will never end up in a landfill. We are working on a program to facilitate a closed loop. What does this mean? When you are done wearing your EDWIN USA Jeans, we encourage you to send them back to us and we will close the loop by giving them new life.
INCLUSIVITY
Our team consists of people with different ideas, strengths, interests and backgrounds working collaboratively toward a common purpose. We respect and encourage each other and show gratitude in our words and actions. And we have a ton of fun, because at the end of the day, we love what we do and we love this planet.
Circular Economy
Here at EDWIN USA the concept of circularity starts at the design stage. That’s why we design garments that are made to last but can also be recycled in the future.
Our manufacturer, Saitex uses 100% ZDHC certified chemicals that are not harmful for the environment or people
We try our best to choose materials that are recycled or can be in the future
As part of our up cycling initiative, we've partnered with STELAPOP to prevent jeans from ending up in landfills
Starting in 2025 we aim to offer free repairs for life
SUSTAINBLE MANUFACTURING
Using innovative technologies to reduce our impact on the environment, EDWIN USA is shaping the future of sustainable denim manufacturing