Leila Cropped Jeans Clean Burgos Recycled Dark

Kings Of Indigo

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Origin

Design: Netherlands
Production: Turkey

Shipping

Netherlands : 3 - 5 workdays
Europe: 3 - 5 workdays

Shipping fees to Europe 5,90€.
Free shipping for orders over 200€.

The items are always shipped directly from the brand's warehouse. When ordering from multiple brands, you will receive as many parcels as there are brands on your order.

About the brand

When Tony Tonnaer founded Kings of Indigo, he had a clear goal; to produce clothes in an environmentally friendly way - without compromising on quality. The idea behind the brand has always been that sustainability and quality need not be sacrificed for appearance.

In the age of greenwashing, it can be hard to stand out from the crowd. That's why Kings Of Indigo strives to be two steps ahead. In 2020, they received recognition from PETA, among others, for using fully vegan products. The brand is particularly known for its denim.

Kings Of Indigo are the kings of indigo, offering sustainable jeans, hoodies, sweatshirts, denim jackets, and shirts - with a little extra edge. These products are a must-have for every jeans fan.

In terms of design, Kings Of Indigo is all about bright and bold colors, surf & sneaker -style, personal street fashion, and a touch of Japan.

"We want to encourage consumers to engage more passionately with the clothes they buy. With honesty and transparency, we want to help consumers make the best choices for their wardrobes. We hope to educate consumers to distinguish green from responsible and we can provide them with quality for the future."

-Tony Tonnaer