Are you a vegan, a vegetarian, or maybe an A-grade carnivor? Do you know what the word vegan means in its broader sense?

The word "vegan" is perceived as the first to mean only food, but more generally vegan means "non-animal" It is one "stigma" among others, in the same way that things are classified under organic or fair trade, among other things. The labelling of veganism has been expanded today. More and more products, such as hand sanitis, may today read 'vegan'.

VEGAN DENIM FABRIC. JEANS ARE ALSO

VEGAN Vegan products can be foods, textiles, clothing, as well as other things

made from synthetically herbal ingredients. Materials classified as vegan products include cotton, hemp, linen, plastic and artificial leather. Vegan products, on the other hand, must not contain silk, fur, wool, leather or feathers.

Based on the examples above, jeans and denim products can therefore be classified as vegan, i.e. herbal products, in their high-quality example because they are made of cotton. And even if they're strech jeans, i.e. contain plastic, they're still vegan. Indeed, jeans are a product of very many brands vegan, non-animal and, above all, really durable. As a durable material, it enables its reuse and recycling, which, if reused, makes the product ecological and more responsible.

Would you be interested to read more about the history and material of the denim fabric? Read more about the history of station wagons, or cotton trousers, here.

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look like in 20 years if we don't change our spending habits?" We wrote about it on a blog. Read more

here.