73 Zero Denim Slim Leg Jeans

Description

Supersoft and Stretchy, These 73 Zero Slim Leg Jeans Are Incredibly Comfy and Practical. Designed in Line with the Ellen Macarthur Jeans Redesign. In Two Leg Lengths.

Best For:These Active Jeans Are Durable and Stretchy Enough to Climb a Rock Face. But They Work Just as Well as Supremely Soft and Comfy Casual Wear.

The Features:In a Classic Five-Pocket Style with a Zip Fly. These Active Jeans Are Cut in a Slim Leg with a Little Stretch and They’re Rivet Free to Make Them Easier to Be Recycled. Choose from Regular or Long Length.

Our Fabric:Supersoft and Made for Action. Our Denim is Made from a Blend of Organic Cotton, Recycled Cotton and Bamboo Viscose So It’s Incredibly Soft and Comfortable. This Denim Has Enough Stretch for You to Scale a Rock Face. These Jeans Have Been Developed in Line with the Ellen Macarthur Foundation Jeans Redesign to Be Environmentally Friendly. We’ve Used Organic Cotton and Bamboo as It Needs No Additional Irrigation, Saving Thousands of Litres of Water.

Care:Denim Can Last for Decades if Looked After Well. Wash as Little as You Can Get Away with and Wash Inside out to Avoid Abrasion on Seams. It’s Natural for the Colour to Fade a Little over Time, Adding Character.

• Black Denim
• Part of Our 73 Zero Recycling Take-Back Scheme
• Zip Fly Opening
• Regular Inside Leg Length: 78Cm
• Long Inside Leg Length: 83Cm
• 13Oz Denim Twill Weave
• 52% Organic Cotton, 26% Bamboo Viscose, 20% Recycled Cotton, 2% Elastane

Circular Promise:Give Your Bam Pieces a Second Life. We Design Our Clothes to Last, but When They Finally Reach the End of the Road, Their Journey Shouldn’t End in the Bin. Because This Garment is a Specialised Blend, It Needs Expert Handling. Through Our Post-Wear Project and Our Partners at Satcol, We Use Advanced Sorting Technology to Make Sure These Fibres Are Diverted from Landfill and Redirected Toward the Best Possible Next Step, Whether That’s Being Repurposed or Recycled into Something New. Just Send the Product Back, We’ll Do the Rest. The Best Bit? It’s Free:Recycle Your Bam Clothing Here.