At ReJean Denim, sustainability is not an add-on or a buzzword, it's part of our DNA.

We are committed to being a zero-waste fashion brand by keeping unwanted clothing out of landfill, creating desirable workwear-inspired garments and accessories from 100% reclaimed fabrics. A refreshing antidote to fast fashion, we only release seasonless, small-batch capsule collections and made-to-order styles with a focus on timeless, gender-neutral investment pieces.

We never outsource to factories - our jackets and accessories are designed and produced in The Barras in Glasgow's East End by our founder Siobhan McKenna. We also source our denim and haberdashery solely in the UK, mostly from within Scotland, keeping our carbon footprint to a minimum and supporting local businesses.

Each ReJean collection is made with repurposed denim that has been previously discarded, which we rework into high quality, hard-wearing designs. Any scraps are reused to create patchwork details for our accessories, and we donate leftover textiles to schools, universities and craft groups to reimagine into new creative projects.

We also run a repair shop to breathe new life into old clothes, and we offer a range of alterations and custom measurements so you can treasure your ReJean piece forever.

Transparency is important to us. Here, we outline each step of our entire supply chain so you can be confident in your slow, sustainable denim investment.