Regular Dunn - Sun Stone
Regular Dunn - Sun Stone
The Regular Dunn is designed for men who like their jeans not too tight, but neither too loose. The timeless design has a mid-waist and tapered leg. Made from high quality fabric, making them perfect to wear at work and for casual moments.
The colour Sun Stone is our lighest denim shade, a bleach washing made sustainable with bioenzymes, and ecological chemicals.
Free delivery & returns within NL, BE, DE, FR, UK, DK, AT, LU
Recycle an old jeans to get discount
Free shipping and returns within the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Denmark, Austria & Luxembourg.
We accept returns within 14 days.
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Made in Tunisia by Yousstex International.
Recycled denim fabric made in Valencia by Tejidos Royo.
Everbody in our supply chain earns above minimum wage.
Regular Dunn - Sun Stone
The Regular Dunn is designed for men who like their jeans not too tight, but neither too loose. The timeless design has a mid-waist and tapered leg. Made from high quality fabric, making them perfect to wear at work and for casual moments.
The colour Sun Stone is our lighest denim shade, a bleach washing made sustainable with bioenzymes, and ecological chemicals.
Materials
Non-stretch denim 40% post-consumer recycled cotton, 60 % organic cotton The warp & weft contain 40% recycled cottonWashing instructions
What do I save?
Recycled cotton
Through recycling old jeans, using organic cotton and eliminating toxic chemicals, such as PP-spray, our jeans are better for the environment.
Less water
Innovative production and dyeing techniques allow us to save water throughout our supply chain. Our fabric and jeans partners recycle 100% of their production water, eliminating environmental pollution. Our Tunisian jeans partner filters the water through reversed osmosis, the residue is used to create building materials.
See what your jeans save, compared to industry standards. Measured by Ecochain, from Cradle To Gate.
Read the full Sustainability Report 2019 here.