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boroboro: The Ultimate Destination for Sustainable, Repurposed Denim


Looking for repurposed denim streetwear that's both stylish and eco-conscious? Well, that's what boroboro, does, we really hope you agree.

With a focus on reducing textile waste, boroboro repurposes vintage and non-vintage denim from brands like Levi's, Lee and Wranglers, transforming them into unique, sustainable pieces. And now, with theboroboro.com it's easier than ever to shop their one of a kind collections.

Not only does boroboro offer a wide range of denim styles, including high-waisted jeans, denim shorts, and jackets, but they also prioritise sustainability in every aspect of their production process. By using vintage and non-vintage pieces and any clothing that would otherwise go to waste, boroboro reduces the amount of water, energy, and chemicals used in traditional clothing manufacturing.

And it's not just denim that boroboro excels at. We also offer reworked Nike and corduroy reworks, as well as a variety of other sustainable fashion pieces, including hoodies, sweatshirts, and soon we will add accessories, all made from repurposed and recycled fabrics.

But what sets boroboro apart from other sustainable brands is our commitment to fashion-forward design. With styles ranging from classic to edgy, each piece is unique and tells its own story and you become part of that history.

And if you need more evidence of the impact of textile boredom, consider this: the fashion industry is responsible for 92 million tons of textile waste each year.

Visualising 92 million tons of textile waste is quite staggering. To try and put it into perspective, imagine a mountain range made up entirely of discarded clothing and textiles. This mountain range would span over 20,000 football fields and tower over 7,000 feet tall. And to make matters worse, this mountain range continues to grow every year, with no end in sight. It's a daunting image, but it illustrates the gravity of the textile waste problem and the urgent need for more sustainable textile practices. 

It may be a tiny little choice but choosing sustainable fashion (horrible word!) like boroboro, you're not just making a statement with your style - you're also making a difference for the planet.

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