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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | barnes moore leather belt black | leather | Animal |
| 002 | djb0297 daisy recycled cotton w31 l28 | cotton | Plant |
| 003 | DJB0298 | cotton | Plant |
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A stretch synthetic fibre, also called spandex or Lycra.
Found in 9 of 112 recorded styles: Ivy Ellis, Ivy Ellis, Du00e9ju00e0 Blue…
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Recorded findings for Hiut Denim
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- barnes moore leather belt black · leather
- djb0297 daisy recycled cotton w31 l28 · cotton
- DJB0298 · cotton
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About Hiut Denim
Owner · David Hieatt and Clare Hieatt are the owners of Hiut Denim.
Hiut Denim designs and sews all its jeans at its own factory in Cardigan, Wales, and openly names the mills behind its fabric: Japanese selvedge from Kuroki, organic cotton denim from Isko in Turkey, and GOTS-certified organic and biodegradable stretch denim from Candiani in Italy. Hiut publishes extensively about its make process, repairs and Deja Blue resale, giving strong fibre-to-garment visibility. It does not, however, publish a formal factory/supplier list or the cotton’s farm-level origin.
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Recorded features & ownership
Hiut Denim makes its organic line from 100% organic cotton in a 12oz raw denim, a pure plant fibre grown without harmful chemicals, and the brand also produces a selvedge denim line woven on shuttle looms.
Organic cotton (100% organic cotton denim from Isko Turkey and GOTS-certified organic from Candiani Italy); Japanese selvedge from Kuroki
Hiut Denim Co (The Old Jeans Factory)
Hiut Denim backs every pair with Free Repairs for Life, and its organic denim uses regenerative agricultural cotton grown in a way that helps restore soil health, support biodiversity and lock carbon back into the earth. Compared with conventional cotton, Hiut Denim…
What the sources support
Not in the official GOTS database (checked 14 August 2026); denim fabric GOTS certified via the mills Candiani and ISKO (material level), brand not the certificate holder. Brand-attested. · Checked 2026-08-14
Hiut Denim clothing brand does not maintain OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification.
Hiut Denim clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Hiut Denim clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
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Last checked 2026-09-05 · verified · Ask us to rescan this listing