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Impeccable credentials for bio-based denims

Denims are based on hemp fibres from the Helongjiang region of China, blended with Lenzing’s Refibra and Modal.

15th March 2021

Innovation in Textiles
 |  London

Clothing/​Footwear

London-based denim brand Endrime will launch a collection of exclusive new jeans resulting from the supply chain-wide Bast Recast project this April.

The denims are based on hemp fibres supplied by Kingdom Hemp from the Helongjiang region of China, blended with Refibra and Modal lyocell from Austria-headquartered Lenzing.

Karachi, Pakistan-based Naveena Denim has blended the three fibres and spun and woven a range of 8-12oz denim fabrics from the resulting yarns, with Crafil supplying the sewing threads, which are also made from Lenzing’s lyocell, to ensure the jeans are 100% biodegradable.

Spain’s Jeanologica has also been involved in the project to provide authentic period washes for the denims, and all of the scrap from production is being retained and repulped into lyocell and hemp paper for the hangtags and labels.

www.Naveenadenim.com

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