"In times of crisis, everything that is important becomes clear,” said Adam Taubenfligel, Triarchy’s creative director and co-founder. The L.A-based denim brand, which uses Tencel/cotton blends across its line, has shifted its sustainability conversation to one of mindfulness—an activity that lends itself well to long...
In the first installment of SDG Decoded—in which Carved in Blue checks-in with the denim industry to gauge and share progress on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals—we’re bringing the focus to Goal #6: Clean Water & Sanitation. Not surprisingly, this particular SDG is relevant to many...
How Much Water Are You Wearing? That’s the question that Triarchy Denim asks fashionistas. It takes around 2,900 gallons of water to make a pair of traditional cotton jeans, and Triarchy is setting out to save water and resources by reconstructing, reimagining and reinventing denim from...
June 8 +9 New York Denim Days, the festival that celebrates the capabilities of all things indigo, returns to the city this summer; and another returnee will be title sponsor TENCEL™ branded fibers by Lenzing. Tricia Carey, director of global business development for denim at...
Triarchy simply believes in the denim it creates. And as such, it says it’s mission is a simple one: “To conserve our planet’s most important resource by reducing the massive water consumption of our planet’s most beloved piece of clothing, jeans.” The denim brand makes its denim...