WASHINGTON, June 19, 2012 — Like sausage, making denim jeans isn't pretty. Some estimates suggest that producing one pair of jeans requires more than 2,500 gallons of water, nearly a pound of ...

Inthing Jeans advances practical sustainability in denim manufacturing through efficient processes, reduced waste, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. MILAN — For a long time, the denim industry concentrated its production hubs in countries like China, Bangladesh, Pakistan and ...

It takes lots of water and chemicals to make a pair of jeans, and environmentally conscious clothing makers caught on years ago to the need to make more sustainable versions these popular pants. But a ...

A new technique for dyeing denim using a chemical that turns blue in sunlight could slash the environmental impact of jeans manufacturing. Blue denim is dyed with indigo – a compound once extracted ...

Denim is present in practically every country in the world and is widely adopted as one of the most common forms of everyday attire. Its appeal spans generations and social groups: jeans are worn ...

Wrangler aims to cut the amount of water used in the production of its jeans by 50% by 2030, the brand announced on Thursday. The denim brand will focus on the water used during fabric construction, ...