Outland Denim brings its ethically manufactured threads to Paddington pop-up
This rising Gold Coast denim brand has been making waves thanks to its socially conscious ethos, which sees the label donating proceeds from every sale to agencies that fight human trafficking. Likeminded fashion heads can now get their hands on some great denim until from Outland Denim’s new Paddington pop-up store.
When it comes to wardrobe staples, quality denim jeans are more or less at the top of the list. While many of us trawl through boutiques and online shops looking for the perfect pair, an independent jeans manufacturer is absolutely nailing the modern aesthetic with its latest range of goods made from environmentally sound and raw materials. Outland Denim offers classic jean fits for men and women, with black and blue jeans available in slim, skinny and relaxed styles. Outland Denim has just opened a pop-up store at 35 Latrobe Terrace in Paddington, offering up a range of jeans, tees and accessories.
Outland Denim donates $50 from every pair of jeans sold to agencies that fight the epidemic of human trafficking worldwide. In addition to this, the brand also helps rescued women in Cambodia learn skills by training and employing them in its own sewing facility. If you are keen on updating your wardrobe with some new threads that also help make positive change in the world, then Outland Denim should be your first choice for classic staples. Check them out in Paddington or online next time you are on the hunt for a pair of jeans.
