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FounderBert van Son
TypePrivate
HeadquartersAlmere, The Netherlands
Websitewww.mudjeans.eu

MUD Jeans is a sustainable and fair trade certified denim brand based in The Netherlands. MUD Jeans satisfies the principles of the circular economy. The main business concept of the company it to lease its apparel to consumers. After the lease period of one year, consumers can switch them for another pair and continue leasing, return them for recycling or upcycling purposes, or keep them. The lease contract includes free unlimited repair services. This concept is called Lease A Jeans and was launched in 2013. MUD Jeans sells the products online and is available in a limited number of sustainable concept stores around the globe.

History

The company was re-launched by Bert van Son after acquiring the brand in 2012. Bert van Son had a new vision for the company and decided to invest in MUD Jeans. Since May 2016, MUD Jeans is headquartered in Almere, The Netherlands.

Sustainable Denim Products

Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS)

Better Cotton Initiative (BCI)

Partner Factories

Yousstex International

Royo

Lease A Jeans

The Recycle Tour

Partnerships

RePack

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