Do we need another brand that produces from scratch?

Do we need another brand that produces from scratch?

TABU CULT baggy pants with a front made from upcycled secondhand denim pieces and a back made from repurposed military uniforms
TABU CULT baggy pants with a front made from upcycled secondhand denim pieces and a back made from repurposed military uniforms

The denim industry is one of the most environmentally damaging sectors in fashion. And it is also known for its extremely high water usage, energy consumption, and chemical pollution.

Rigid denim is a very durable fabric that can be perfectly reused and upcycled. The old pair of jeans might be ripped on the most fragile parts, such as the back pockets or the crotch, but the rest is still good to go!

ABSOLUTELY NOT!

IN RAW WE TRUST!

We also work with new denim fabrics, but we still refuse to wash them! As we know, the laundry stage is the most harmful part of the denim industry. There is nothing more sustainable than wearing a pair of jeans that isn’t pre-washed.

And nothing beats witnessing the natural aging process of your BAGGIES!

By simply wearing them day in and day out, they will develop unique marks that will make them even more special!

P.S.: Ok, we do go to the laundry, but only once. Before we upcycle the second-hand pieces, we wash them! Only for hygiene purposes.

We also work with new denim fabrics, but we still refuse to wash them! As we know, the laundry stage is the most harmful part of the denim industry. There is nothing more sustainable than wearing a pair of jeans that isn’t pre-washed.

And nothing beats witnessing the natural aging process of your BAGGIES!

By simply wearing them day in and day out, they will develop unique marks that will make them even more special!

P.S.: Ok, we do go to the laundry, but only once. Before we upcycle the second-hand pieces, we wash them! Only for hygiene purposes.

baggy pants indigo dark mode 2nd generation
TABU CULT

HAVE U EVER WONDERED WHAT HAPPENS TO OLD MILITARY UNIFORM?

What if we told you that we upcycle them to make everyday clothes? Yes, we do. It does not have to be specifically camo uniforms; we also work with regular second-hand pieces with camo print on. But our main focus is to reduce military textile waste and create something exciting from it.