About Us
Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision
Our mission is to transform unwanted denim into functional products that anyone can enjoy.
Our mission is to transform unwanted denim into functional products that anyone can enjoy.
Our vision is to inspire our community to engage in sustainable environmental practices.
Our vision is to inspire our community to engage in sustainable environmental practices.
Who We Are
Who We Are
Denim2Denim is a student-run company headquartered in Collegeville, PA. Our roots come from Junior Achievement, an organization whose goal is to provide business and entrepreneurship experience to high school students.
Denim2Denim is a student-run company headquartered in Collegeville, PA. Our roots come from Junior Achievement, an organization whose goal is to provide business and entrepreneurship experience to high school students.
According to a recent study by the EPA, there are over 10.5 million tons of textiles in American landfills, so with this in mind, we sought out a way to make an impact in our local community's wastage. We believe that retired jeans can be fashionably re-purposed into contemporary, useful products, such as pouches and totes, and our hope is to help the environment by converting the piles of worn, wasted jeans into products that everyone can enjoy.
According to a recent study by the EPA, there are over 10.5 million tons of textiles in American landfills, so with this in mind, we sought out a way to make an impact in our local community's wastage. We believe that retired jeans can be fashionably re-purposed into contemporary, useful products, such as pouches and totes, and our hope is to help the environment by converting the piles of worn, wasted jeans into products that everyone can enjoy.
To accomplish this mission, we solicited donations from GreenDrop, an organization who converts lightly used clothing and household items into critical funds for great American charities.
To accomplish this mission, we solicited donations from GreenDrop, an organization who converts lightly used clothing and household items into critical funds for great American charities.
