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About Nobody Denim
Owner · John Condilis is the owner of Nobody Denim.
Nobody Denim designs and makes most garments in its own Melbourne factory and laundry under Ethical Clothing Australia accreditation, and was the first brand globally to use FibreTrace to trace its cotton from seed to store, sourcing from what it describes as the world’s first carbon-positive cotton farm in Australia. Good On You notes Nobody Denim traces most of its supply chain, with some SMETA/SA8000 certified facilities and RWS-certified wool, though it does not publish a formal external supplier list.
MaterialsNobody Denim states fibre composition on each product page, with styles such as the Vera Jean cut from 100% organic cotton in a mid-weight 12.5oz non-stretch denim chosen for shape retention and longevity. The premium…
SourcingEvery Nobody Denim design is created in the brand's Melbourne studio in Australia. Manufacturing of Nobody Denim's denim is handled in its fully owned and integrated cut-and-sew facility and wash house in Cambodia, where the…
End of lifeLower-impact processes are used across Nobody Denim's production, including resource-conscious washes along with water reduction, energy reduction and waste minimisation. Nobody Denim also confirms that its cotton apparel is vegan-friendly, while most of its denim…
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Brand NameNobody Denim
CountryAustralia
Websitehttps://nobodydenim.com/
OwnerJohn Condilis is the owner of Nobody Denim.
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/nobodydenim/
Certifications
GOTSNobody Denim does not hold GOTS certification.
VeganNobody Denim clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
Who is behind it
Woman OwnedNobody Denim clothing brand is not a woman owned clothing brand.
Verification statusnot assessed
Scan coverage
Products in catalogue172
Products read152
Catalogue read %88.4
How it was readRecalculated SKU by SKU from the saved direct-scan CSV Band column. Plant means the complete SKU was classified as 100% plant fibre; all other textile bands fail the plant test. Unresolved and excluded products are named separately.
Sources checkedSaved direct SKU scan CSV: Nobody Denim.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 172 of 172.
Last checked2026-09-05
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SourcingWhat the record says
No living-wage verification (per Good On You) and no formal named external supplier list; press reports in 2023 flagged financial difficulty and restructuring of local manufacturing, so current Melbourne production capacity should be re-verified.
CoverageWhat the record says
These named products were retained in the catalogue denominator but excluded from the observed percentage because the saved direct scan did not resolve a complete composition.
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GOTSBrand-attested
Nobody Denim does not hold GOTS certification.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Brand-attested
Nobody Denim does not claim OEKO-TEX certification on its site.
1% for the planetBrand-attested
Nobody Denim clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
VeganBrand-attested
Nobody Denim clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
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Certifications 5 fields
GOTSNobody Denim does not hold GOTS certification.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Nobody Denim does not claim OEKO-TEX certification on its site.
Other CertificationsNobody Denim is not currently listed in the official B Corp directory (checked 14 August 2026); it held B Corp certification in the past but entered administration and was acquired in 2023. It is accredited by Ethical Clothing Australia, with its supply chain also audited under SMETA and SA8000.
VeganNobody Denim clothing brand is not a vegan clothing brand.
Factory certificationsEthical Clothing Australia accredited; some facilities hold SMETA and SA8000 (per Good On You); Code of Conduct covers ILO fundamentals
Sourcing & supply chain 15 fields
Cotton. Country of originAustralia
Cotton. Named farm / region / co-opWorld's first carbon-positive cotton farm in Australia (FibreTrace-traced cotton)
Linen / flax. OriginNot disclosed
Wool. Origin + farm + mulesing statusSome Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) certified wool (per Good On You)
Silk. OriginNot applicable
Other materials. OriginNot disclosed
Spinning mill. Name + countryNot disclosed
Weaving / knitting mill. Name + countryNot disclosed (denim fabric sourced externally; garment-making in-house)
Cut-and-sew / assembly factory NAMENobody Denim's own factory and laundry
Factory. City + countryMelbourne, Australia
Number of factories1
Publishes a factory list0
Factory-list / transparency URLNot disclosed
Traceability levelFull farm-to-shelf
Supplier disclosurePartial
Scan coverage & transparency 10 fields
Products in catalogue172
Products read152
Catalogue read %88.4
How it was readRecalculated SKU by SKU from the saved direct-scan CSV Band column. Plant means the complete SKU was classified as 100% plant fibre; all other textile bands fail the plant test. Unresolved and excluded products are named separately.
Verification statusnot assessed
Sources checkedSaved direct SKU scan CSV: Nobody Denim.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 172 of 172.
Last checked2026-09-05
Verified byHTT research (brand policy pages)
Clean & Safe: last checked2026-07-29
How this date was establishedverified
Possible flags 4 fields
Why no scoreNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 152 of 172 in-scope rows classified (88.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 64.5-76.2% can change the score band. No score is published.
Sourcing red flagsNo living-wage verification (per Good On You) and no formal named external supplier list; press reports in 2023 flagged financial difficulty and restructuring of local manufacturing, so current Melbourne production capacity should be re-verified.
Possible flags
Tessa Shirt Perfect BlueThe description mentions tencel, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
Kelly Shirt Used IndigoThe description mentions tencel, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
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Tessa Shirt Perfect BlueView source ↗
Kelly Shirt Used IndigoView source ↗
Other recorded details 54 fields
Brand NameNobody Denim
ExcerptIs Nobody Denim a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy.
Buy Linkhttps://nobodydenim.com/
LocationNobody Denim are located in Victoria in Australia.
CountryAustralia
Websitehttps://nobodydenim.com/
Ethicshttps://nobodydenim.com/pages/fibretrace
OwnerJohn Condilis is the owner of Nobody Denim.
Owner Linkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/john-condilis-7b326520/
Contact Emailhello@nobodydenim.com
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/nobodydenim/
TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@nobodydenim
POCNobody Denim clothing brand ownership is not identified as people of colour.
LGBTNobody Denim clothing brand ownership is not identified as LGBTQ+.
Woman OwnedNobody Denim clothing brand is not a woman owned clothing brand.
1% for the planetNobody Denim clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Feature 1Nobody Denim states fibre composition on each product page, with styles such as the Vera Jean cut from 100% organic cotton in a mid-weight 12.5oz non-stretch denim chosen for shape retention and longevity. The premium denim fabrics behind Nobody Denim come from specialist mills in Japan and Europe, alongside selected global partners for its apparel fabrics.
Feature 2Every Nobody Denim design is created in the brand's Melbourne studio in Australia. Manufacturing of Nobody Denim's denim is handled in its fully owned and integrated cut-and-sew facility and wash house in Cambodia, where the garments are responsibly produced.
Feature 3Lower-impact processes are used across Nobody Denim's production, including resource-conscious washes along with water reduction, energy reduction and waste minimisation. Nobody Denim also confirms that its cotton apparel is vegan-friendly, while most of its denim garments carry a leather back patch and are therefore not classified as vegan.
ShippingFree standard shipping is offered on all Nobody Denim orders over $250 within Australia, with a $10 charge on orders under $250. Express delivery of your Nobody Denim order is free over $400 and $15 on orders under $400.
Shipping InternationalNobody Denim ships internationally, with New Zealand delivery free on orders over $300 NZD and a $15 NZD flat rate otherwise. North American orders of Nobody Denim cost $15 USD under $300 and $40 USD over $300, while the Rest of World is charged a $45 AUD flat rate.
Shipping NotesNobody Denim was established in Melbourne, Australia in 1999 and has since joined the Maeka Group, an Australian business with social and environmental responsibility embedded at its core.
Fibre Breakdown31 (18.1%) 100% plant fibre (organic cotton, linen, hemp) | 1 (0.6%) synthetic (polyester, nylon, elastane) | 2 (1.2%) semi-synthetic (viscose, modal, Tencel, bamboo) | 137 (80.1%) no stated composition
Unresolved products20
What this meansThese named products were retained in the catalogue denominator but excluded from the observed percentage because the saved direct scan did not resolve a complete composition.
Unresolved products (with links)Francesca Jean 31″ Dark Stone | https://nobodydenim.com/products/francesca-jean-32
Milla Jean 32″ Dark Stone | https://nobodydenim.com/products/milla-jean-36
Vanessa Jean Black Beauty | https://nobodydenim.com/products/vanessa-jean-32
Cult Skinny Ankle | https://nobodydenim.com/products/cult-skinny-ankle-4
Milla Jean 28″ Pure Indigo | https://nobodydenim.com/products/milla-jean-30
Milla Jean 28″ Shadow Black | https://nobodydenim.com/products/milla-jean-37
Nikki Jean Pure Indigo | https://nobodydenim.com/products/nikki-jean-5
Rowena Short Dreamy | https://nobodydenim.com/products/rowena-short-1
Cult Skinny Ankle Powerblack | https://nobodydenim.com/products/cult-skinny-ankle-1
Cult Skinny Ankle Rebel | https://nobodydenim.com/products/cult-skinny-ankle-2
Lucia Shirt Midnight | https://nobodydenim.com/products/lucia-shirt
Panelled Rib Tank Grey Marle | https://nobodydenim.com/products/panelled-rib-tank-1
Gemma Dress Steadfast | https://nobodydenim.com/products/gemma-dress
Emily Jean Shadow Black | https://nobodydenim.com/products/emily-jean-2
Cameron Jean Vintage Ash | https://nobodydenim.com/products/cameron-jean-1
Loretta Jean Shadow Black | https://nobodydenim.com/products/loretta-jean-2
Milla Jean 32″ Shadow Black | https://nobodydenim.com/products/milla-jean-long-3
Kelly Shirt Black | https://nobodydenim.com/products/kelly-shirt-1
Cult Skinny Powerblack | https://nobodydenim.com/products/cult-skinny
Rowan Short Indigo Dreams | https://nobodydenim.com/products/rowan-short-1
Excluded items0
Why excludedNo non-textile products were excluded.
Products found172
Products with a fibre list152
Products with no fibre list20
Brand site readablepartially retained in CSV
Cotton. Type / certificationTraceable cotton (FibreTrace seed-to-store); some Responsible Wool Standard wool used in blends
Polyester. Virgin or recycled + sourceNot disclosed
Viscose / bamboo. Wood-pulp source + FSCNot disclosed
Dye house. Name + countryNobody Denim's own laundry, Melbourne, Australia
Sourcing transparency score (1-5)4
Supply-chain summaryNobody Denim designs and makes most garments in its own Melbourne factory and laundry under Ethical Clothing Australia accreditation, and was the first brand globally to use FibreTrace to trace its cotton from seed to store, sourcing from what it describes as the world’s first carbon-positive cotton farm in Australia. Good On You notes Nobody Denim traces most of its supply chain, with some SMETA/SA8000 certified facilities and RWS-certified wool, though it does not publish a formal external supplier list.
Where the sourcing info was verifiedhttps://nobodydenim.com/pages/about-us
https://directory.goodonyou.eco/brand/nobody-denim
https://www.ragtrader.com.au/news/you-can-now-trace-nobody-denim-garments
Dye processLow-impact / GOTS-certified dyes
Dye process sourcehttps://nobodydenim.com/
Overall: where this info comes fromIndependently verified
PFAS / durable water repellentPFAS-free (verified)
PFAS sourcehttps://nobodydenim.com/pages/about-us
Take-back / repair schemeYes
Take-back sourcehttps://thegreenhubonline.com/australian-fashion-brands-that-will-repair-your-clothes-for-you/
Resale / resell programme0
Plant Fibre % (natural)73
Total Styles Scanned172
Scan noteNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 152 of 172 in-scope rows classified (88.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 64.5-76.2% can change the score band. No score is published.
Natural ingredient share97.4
Full catalogue scanno
Catalogue-scan qualificationNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 152 of 172 in-scope rows classified (88.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 64.5-76.2% can change the score band. No score is published.
Scan method versionThrone Standard direct CSV recalculation 2026.09
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| Directory | Published result | What it measures or reports | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good On You ↗ | It's a start · 3/5 | Planet: It's a start · People: It's a start · Animals: Good | 1 Jan 2024Captured 24 Aug 2026 |
| The Throne Scan | Recorded result | 0 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition | 5 Sep 2026 |
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