Name: Lowrider™ Original
Brand: ORGANSK® RAW DENIM
SKU: F-004-R-24-27
Price: 1200.0 DKK
Availability: InStock

360° Certified & More Sustainable Denim

Non-Toxic Fashion

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Lowrider™ Original

1.200,00 kr

ORGANSK® RAW DENIM

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Who am I?

Lowrider The retro-modern cool girl vibe

At its core, the Lowrider fit showcases a gradual V-shaped waist and wide-legged flare, enhancing the female figure. Daring yet elegant, it includes a slight low waist in the front and a lifting high waist at the back to shape the booty. Lowrider is a trendy v-shaped low rise style crafted from premium stretch denim fabric, ideal for all occasions.

Standout: Natural, strong and luxuriously soft

How, where and by
whom am I made?

Made with low-impact materials

Made with Nordic Swan & EU Ecolabel certified denim fabric, consisting of certified organic cotton and certified recycled materials.
Made with certified accessories

A supply chain that is 100% traceable.
Every single component in this product is certified and 100% traceable. This includes accessories, from pocket lining and vegan patch to trims and threads.
Made with opportunity

A high-quality denim product designed to last. From carefully selected premium materials to design, style, and quality stitches, these jeans support a more sustainable design.

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The journey

Click bellow and follow the journey of Lowrider jeans from cradle to gate

CERTIFIED

raw materials

These organsk® jeans begin in the organic cotton fields, where farmers pick the cotton that will ultimately be used to create our denim material. At organsk®, we only use GOTS certified organic farms for all our virgin cotton.

That means, that our virgin cotton that is used in these jeans is organically grown and harvested using less water and energy, no hazardous pesticides or toxic chemicals that can harm you or our ecosystem.

Apart from the organic cotton, recycled polyester is used in these jeans. Our polyester is GRS-Certified recycled and is made of post-consumer PET bottles.

The final ingredient in these wide leg jeans, is a touch of Elastane (1.11%). Elastane, also known as Spandex or Lycra, is a synthetic fiber known for its exceptional stretchiness. It is often used in combination with other fibers to create stretchy clothing and is used in a variety of garments, including athletic wear, swimwear, and denim. Elastane is the only conventional fiber used in these jeans, and is added for comfort-stretch and flexibility.

All fibers, such as the organic cotton, recycled polyester and elastane are provided by the ISKO™ Denim Mill, Turkey.

MADE BY YKK

zipper natulon®

YKK is a Japanese manufacturing company. It is the world's largest zipper manufacturer, also producing other fastening products. YKK supplies organsk® with the zipper Natulon®, a mechanically recycled zipper made from recycled PET bottles.

The zipper Natulon® is used in all our jeans, including these wide leg jeans for women..

Certifications: OEKO-TEX 100

MADE BY COATS

Epic EcoVerde Thread

COATS, based in the UK, is the world's leading industrial thread company. COATS supplies organsk® with the Epic EcoVerde thread for these jeans.

Epic is a 100% recycled premium polyester corespun sewing thread. This thread is used in all our jeans.

Certifications: OEKO-TEX 100, GRS

MADE BY AFA

AFA® Trims

AFA® is based in Istanbul, Turkey, and supplies organsk® with buttons and rivets for these jeans. These metal components are made of brass and without nickel and antique oxide. They meet the human-ecological requirements of the STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® presently established in Annex 4 for baby articles.

Certifications: OEKO-TEX Standard 100

MADE BY KT TRIMS

The Vegan Patch

KT Trims is based in Istanbul, Turkey, and has an international presence with offices in Europe, USA and Asia. KT Trims makes the vegan Jacron patch for organsk® jeans.

Jacron is a semi-synthetic raw cellulose material derived from pulpwood, a source of renewable supplies. It is a washable and very resistant paper-like material. A one-of-a-kind kraft paper that has a leather-like appearance. At organsk®, we use no animal products in our garments.

Certifications: OEKO-TEX Standard 100

MADE BY OZEGE

Pocket lining

Ozege is based in Merkez, Turkey, and provides us with pocket lining for all our jeans. The pocket lining for this pair of jeans is made of 100% cotton.

Certifications: OEKO-TEX 100, BCI, GOTS, RCS, OCS.

MADE BY ETITEKS

Labels & Tags

Etiteks is based in Istanbul, Turkey. Etiteks makes labels and tags for organsk® jeans, using materials certified according to STANARD 100 by OEKO-TEX, eg. from recycled polyester (recycled PET bottles).

Certifications: OEKO-TEX Standard 100, BCI, GOTS, RCS, OCS.

MADE BY ISKO™ DENIM

The Denim Fabric

ISKO™ The Denim Mill and & Fabric Maker is based in Bursa, Turkey.

Our fabric maker for this pair of jeans is the leading ingredient brand on a global level, and the first denim producer in the world to be recognized with the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and EU Ecolabel certifications.

ISKO™ is a GOTS Certified Factory

Certifications: GOTS, EU Ecolabel, Nordic Swan
Ecolabel, GRS, CCS, Sedex, OEKTO-TEX 100

THE DENIM SEWING FACTORY

From fabric to jeans

Cut, sewn and finished by The Denim Sewing Factory, Izmir, Turkey

Our Denim Sewing Factory is certified by GOTS, the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibers, including ecological and social criteria.

One of the first Swan (Nordic Ecolabel) & EU Ecolabel denim and non-denim productions in the world were carried out in the production facilities of our Denim Sewing Factory.

This pair of organsk® jeans is cut, sewed and finished at The Denim Sewing Factory facilities in Izmir, Turkey. In collaboration with our Laundry House - using cutting-edge technologies from the Spanish based Jeanologia and Turkish based Metod Makina, The Denim Sewing Factory delivers ready-made low impact organsk® jeans, made to last.

The Denim Sewing Factory is a GOTS Certified Factory.

Certifications: GOTS, GRS, OEKO-TEX 100, RCS, OCS, BSCI

THE DENIM LAUNDRY HOUSE

Treatment

The Denim Laundry House, based in Izmir, Turkey, is a textiles and apparel wash house.

The Denim Laundry House, in collaboration with our Denim Sewing Factory, applies laser techniques, e-flow, Ozone and Atmospheric washes for added texture, pattern, and bleaching effects. These technologies are provided by the Spanish based Jeanologia and Turkish based Metod Makina.

The Denim Laundry House is a GOTS Certified Factory.

Certifications: GOTS, GRS, OCS, RCS

JEANOLOGIA®

Cutting-edge garment finishing

Jeanologia, based in Valencia, Spain, emphasizes ecology, efficiency and ethics. The company develops innovative technologies for textile industry and apparel through eco-efficient, and more sustainable solutions.

organsk® uses Jeanologia® laser and e-flow machinery for processing jeans, instead of traditional washing techniques.

By using eco-conscious technologies by Jeanologia®, we eliminate the need for water-intensive washing and heavy chemical applications,
compared to traditional washing processes. A combination ozone, e-flow and laser technologies is used on these jeans for wash, bleach and pattern effects.

METOD MAKINA

Atmospheric washes

Metod Makina is based in Istanbul, Turkey. organsk® uses the Metozone Ozone Application System for ageing and bleaching the jeans instead of traditional washing techniques.

The waterless technology provided by Metod Makina is used to soften this pair of jeans.

ORGANSK®

Lowrider Jeans

A timeless wide leg fit for women seeking stylish looks and comfort.

Made of natural materials to be reused and recycled.

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Impact

Organic cotton

Our certified organic cotton is grown without harmful chemicals. This leaves the air, soil and water free from contaminates that cause harm. It emits up to half the CO2 as compared to conventional cotton production - uses up to 62% less energy and less water to grow since organic cotton farmers typically utilize rain far more than irrigation.
From cotton to fabric

We know the impacts of our limited resources. Using only 16.5 liters of fresh water to produce denim fabric for Lowrider Jeans and 1.39 kg carbon emissions which is nearly 2.38 kWh of electricity use.

INDUSTRY STANDARD:

100 - 300 Liters
Fabric to jeans

From fabric to finish, we acknowledge responsibility for the social and environmental footprint of our technologies and operations. Using 0 liters to make these jeans and 0 kWh of electricity use in laundry process.

INDUSTRY STANDARD:

200 - 500 Liters
CO2 impact

Estimated average impact for the final product of organsk®jeans is 6.62 kg CO2/piece, which is less than 1 steak. Not too bad for a product that will last you a long time.

INDUSTRY STANDARD:

20kg CO2e

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Water calculation

Water consumption

The water used in cotton farming is not included in the calculations above. Throughout the whole process to produce a pair of jeans, cotton cultivation has a huge importance dealing water consumption. Cotton cultivation is by far the most water-intensive process – and it makes up to 90% of the water footprint of a pair of jeans. Cotton's average irrigation depends primarily on the geographic location of the cotton field, and will therefore vary quite a bit.

According to a Textile Exchange report, organic cotton farming has the potential of reducing blue water consumption by 91%, compared to conventional cotton.

The 91% is debatable, as the geographical area plays an important role.

Conventional Cotton

Numerous studies have shown that a t-shirt or a pair of jeans use thousands of liters of blue water to make.

Using conventional cotton, it takes around 7500 litres of water to make a single pair of jeans, according to the UN. Some studies show 10.000, 12.000 liters or more.

Organic Cotton

Unlike conventional cotton, organic cotton is mostly irrigated by rainwater and therefore uses less groundwater. Farmers rely on rain to water their crops, rather than extracting water from the ground. Cotton grown organically is produced without pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, or other chemicals such as fertilizers. Farmers use natural techniques to ward off insects and threats.

Today, less than one percent of the cotton grown globally is organic.

OUR DATA

At ORGANSK®, we have been able to map out 3 styles that are made of 100% of organic cotton, farmed 100% in Turkey, where most of our organic cotton is grown.

Our numbers are based on LCA data from our suppliers. Comparing our data with the industry standard of 7.500 liters, we do reach around 90% in savings regarding blue water consumption. As we also use recycled cotton in various styles, we estimate that the savings exceed 90% for a numerous newly manufactured ORGANSK® jeans.

As every ORGANSK® jeans becomes a new jeans, our savings will keep increasing.

HOW IS OUR COTTON BETTER?

At ORGANSK®, we ONLY use certified organic cotton and certified recycled cotton and fibers in all our products to fight the challenges that we all face.

Healthier Soil

Organic farming uses crop rotation, cover crops, and organic fertilizers instead of toxic pesticides.

Clean Water For Everyone

Groundwater, streams, and rivers are not poisoned by pesticides.

Safer For Humans

By replacing dangerous chemicals with natural alternatives and old-fashioned methods, farmers and consumers are spared dangerous levels of exposure.

Our organic cotton is grown without harmful chemicals. This leaves the air, soil and water free from contaminates that cause harm. It emits half the CO2 as compared to conventional cotton production - uses up to 62% less energy and less water to grow since organic cotton farmers typically utilize rain far more than irrigation.