Wrangler Westward 626 Earth Day Limited Edition Jeans 29x32 High Rise Bootcut

Description: Wranglers latest Westward 626Earth Dayjean might look familiar to some. Proving that sustainability never goes out of fashion, the white flare jeans feature a planet-friendly custom illustration the brand revisited from the 1970s. The jean is a rendition of the 1970s Wrangler Clean Air jean, from which the brand redesigned the print around todays current environmental concerns. In a spring palette of yellow, blue and green pastels, the allover print features environmentalism artwork spanning flowers, cotton, and bodies of water to polluting smoke stacks and signs of protest. Echoing the current trend to reuse and resale, phrases like Pass me on!, Keep me happy and We care are sprawled throughout to reinforce the pro-environment message. A significant era in Wranglers history, the 70s was a decade filled with experimentation and bold self-expression through many avenues. Lines were often blurred between fashion, art and music, said John Meagher, senior director of marketing, Wrangler North America. These jeans were one of the first eco-minded styles we conceptualized, and were thrilled to encourage change through an iconic interpretation of our archives. Click to expand the Mega Menu Rivet Sourcingjournal HOME DENIM BRANDS WRANGLER BROUGHT BACK THIS EARTH DAY ARTWORK FOR A SPECIALJEAN BYLIZ WARREN Plus Icon APRIL 22, 2022 9:00AM Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Flipboard Print this article WRANGLERCOURTESY Wranglers latest Westward 626Earth Dayjean might look familiar to some. Proving that sustainability never goes out of fashion, the white flare jeans feature a planet-friendly custom illustration the brand revisited from the 1970s. The jean is a rendition of the 1970s Wrangler Clean Air jean, from which the brand redesigned the print around todays current environmental concerns. In a spring palette of yellow, blue and green pastels, the allover print features environmentalism artwork spanning flowers, cotton, and bodies of water to polluting smoke stacks and signs of protest. Echoing the current trend to reuse and resale, phrases like Pass me on!, Keep me happy and We care are sprawled throughout to reinforce the pro-environment message. A significant era in Wranglers history, the 70s was a decade filled with experimentation and bold self-expression through many avenues. Lines were often blurred between fashion, art and music, said John Meagher, senior director of marketing, Wrangler North America. These jeans were one of the first eco-minded styles we conceptualized, and were thrilled to encourage change through an iconic interpretation of our archives. The jeans themselves are responsibly crafted, featuring 100 percent organic cotton, digitally printed designs, easy-to-remove raw copper buttons, a vegan leather patch, a 75thanniversary label made of recycled polyester and a care label printed with soy-based ink. Eco-friendly finishes are part of the brands sustainability platform Wrangler introduced WeCare Wrangler in 2021 to outline its commitment to sustainability and present measurable goals that run through 2030.The global platform displays graphics with easy-to-read targets that reaffirm the ambitions set in its first-eversustainability reportpublished in 2020. Goals include sourcing 100 percentsustainablecotton and using 100 percent renewable energy and clean chemistry by 2025, as well as achieving a 50 percent reduction in water usage by 2030.

Price: 109.98 USD

Location: Arkansas City, Kansas

End Time: 2025-01-27T19:45:36.000Z

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