German brand launches 100 percent recycled jeans wear

German denim label Armedangels has launched its pair of 100 percent recycled cotton jeans, 99.62 percent of which is made from natural fibers or recycled materials, this is part of this season’s DetoxDenim range according to the company.

The company has developed fabrics for new season collections in which virgin plastics were not used. The composition of its jeans wear is a blend of 80 percent pre-consumer and 20 percent post.

Armedangels is a German sustainable fashion brand that focuses on producing ethical and environmentally friendly clothing.

The company was founded in 2007 by Martin Höfeler and Anton Jurina in Cologne, Germany.

Armedangels is committed to creating fashion that is both stylish and sustainable, with a strong emphasis on transparency and fair production practices. The brand uses organic and eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton, linen, and recycled fibers in its clothing.



They also prioritize fair working conditions and ensure that their supply chain meets strict social and environmental standards.



The brand has gained recognition for its efforts in sustainability and has received several certifications and awards, including the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification, which guarantees the organic status of the textiles used, as well as the Fairtrade certification, which ensures fair prices and working conditions for farmers and workers involved in the production process.

Armedangels has a wide range of clothing options for both men and women, including basics, knitwear, denim, and accessories. Their products are sold online through their website and are also available in select retail stores across Europe.