
Alex Mid Loose Made Of Organic/Recycled Cotton And Wood Mix
₹19,053.10
The Alex Mid loose is Mud Jeans’ straight leg jean with a loose fit, button fly and belt loops. Made in Mud Jeans’ distinctive 11.5 oz non stretch, circular organic cotton denim. Dutch circular economy brand MUD Jeans use exclusively organic and recycled fibres to make their jeans in one ethical factory in Tunisia.
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Organic and recycled cotton denim
- Colour
- Earth vintage
- Type
- Jeans
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The Alex Mid loose is Mud Jeans’ straight leg jean with a loose fit, button fly and belt loops. Made in Mud Jeans’ distinctive 11.5 oz non stretch, circular organic cotton denim. Dutch circular economy brand MUD Jeans use exclusively organic and recycled fibres to make their jeans in one ethical factory in Tunisia.
Country of origin: United Kingdom
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