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About Outland Denim
Owner · James Bartle is the owner of Outland Denim.
Outland Denim is vertically integrated: Outland Denim owns and operates its own facility in Cambodia housing its Design Lab, Cut-and-Sew team and Wash House, so Outland Denim controls the manufacture of its jeans directly rather than outsourcing. Outland Denim was founded to provide safe, fair employment to women in Cambodia, and it uses organic and regenerative cotton in its denim.
MaterialsOutland Denim makes its jeans from organic and regenerative cotton denim, coloured with natural indigo dyes and grown from organic raw materials that lower impact at the farm level by eliminating harmful pesticides. The brand…
SourcingOutland Denim garments are constructed in Cambodia, where the brand's Design Lab, Cut and Sew team and Wash House sit under one roof and staff are offered fair, safe and fulfilling employment. The organic denim…
End of lifeIn 2019 Outland Denim invested in its own wash house and finishing facility running Jeanologia water and energy saving technology, including ozone, e-Flow and laser finishing. Its e-Flow process uses 95% less water, 40% less…
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Brand NameOutland Denim
CountryAustralia
Websitehttps://outlanddenim.com/
OwnerJames Bartle is the owner of Outland Denim.
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/outlanddenim
Certifications
GOTSOutland Denim does not hold GOTS certification.
VeganOutland Denim clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
Who is behind it
Woman OwnedOutland Denim clothing brand is not a woman owned clothing brand.
Verification statusnot assessed
Scan coverage
Products in catalogue79
Products read73
Catalogue read %92.4
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: Outland Denim.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 0 of 80.
Last checked2026-09-05
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SourcingWhat the record says
Raw cotton fibre origin is less granularly published than its owned garment facility; confirm the specific mill.
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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In 2018, Outland Denim became Australia's first denim label to become a Certified B Corporation. · Checked 2026-08-08
Official GOTS database: Outland Denim's publicly-named denim mill Bossa (Turkey) holds GOTS licence GOTS-16992, certifier Control Union, valid until 2027-02-27. Certification held at fabric-supplier level. · Checked 2026-08-14
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Brand-attested
Outland Denim clothing brand does not maintain OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification.
1% for the planetBrand-attested
Outland Denim clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
VeganBrand-attested
Outland Denim clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
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Certifications 8 fields
GOTSOutland Denim does not hold GOTS certification.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Outland Denim clothing brand does not maintain OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification.
Other CertificationsOutland Denim was awarded B Corporation status in 2018 and, with a score of 160.2, is currently one of the highest ranked B Corporations globally. The brand also names Level3 Bluesign and ZDHC for the management of chemicals across its denim production.
VeganOutland Denim clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
Factory certificationsOwned facility with fair-employment model
GOTS Sourcehttps://global-standards.org/suppliers/certified-suppliers/details?gtbid=SCO009032
GOTS certificate holderBossa Ticaret ve Sanayi
GOTS held bymaterial_supplier
Sourcing & supply chain 7 fields
Traceability levelFibre-to-garment
Supplier disclosureFull public list
Cut-and-sew / assembly factory NAMEOutland Denim (own vertically-integrated facility)
Factory. City + countryCambodia
Number of factories1
Publishes a factory listYes
Factory-list / transparency URLhttps://outlanddenim.com/pages/production
Scan coverage & transparency 10 fields
Products in catalogue79
Products read73
Catalogue read %92.4
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: Outland Denim.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 0 of 80.
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: 73 of 79 in-scope rows classified (92.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 84.8-92.4% can change the score band. No score is published.
Sourcing red flagsRaw cotton fibre origin is less granularly published than its owned garment facility; confirm the specific mill.
Possible flags
Eden Short AstronautMentions an elastic waistband or cuff but does not state a percentage or confirm it is elastane, so a small unquantified elastane content is possible.
Sophie Pant AstronautMentions an elastic waistband or cuff but does not state a percentage or confirm it is elastane, so a small unquantified elastane content is possible.
Eden Short BluejayMentions an elastic waistband or cuff but does not state a percentage or confirm it is elastane, so a small unquantified elastane content is possible.
Lotus Pant BluejayMentions an elastic waistband or cuff but does not state a percentage or confirm it is elastane, so a small unquantified elastane content is possible.
Leigh Mid Wide Long PantMentions an elastic waistband or cuff but does not state a percentage or confirm it is elastane, so a small unquantified elastane content is possible.
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Sophie Pant AstronautView source ↗
Eden Short BluejayView source ↗
Lotus Pant BluejayView source ↗
Leigh Mid Wide Long PantView source ↗
Other recorded details 57 fields
Brand NameOutland Denim
ExcerptIs Outland Denim a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy.
Buy Linkhttps://outlanddenim.com/pages/supply-chain
LocationOutland Denim are located in Queensland in Australia.
CountryAustralia
Websitehttps://outlanddenim.com/
Ethicshttps://outlanddenim.com/pages/our-raw-materials
OwnerJames Bartle is the owner of Outland Denim.
Owner Linkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/james-bartle-17b6b6103
Contact Emailfreedom@outlanddenim.com
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/outlanddenim
TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@outlanddenim
POCOutland Denim clothing brand ownership is not identified as people of colour.
LGBTOutland Denim clothing brand ownership is not identified as LGBTQ+.
Woman OwnedOutland Denim clothing brand is not a woman owned clothing brand.
1% for the planetOutland Denim clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Feature 1Outland Denim makes its jeans from organic and regenerative cotton denim, coloured with natural indigo dyes and grown from organic raw materials that lower impact at the farm level by eliminating harmful pesticides. The brand states no fibre percentages and no elastane content anywhere on its site.
Feature 2Outland Denim garments are constructed in Cambodia, where the brand's Design Lab, Cut and Sew team and Wash House sit under one roof and staff are offered fair, safe and fulfilling employment. The organic denim fabric itself is sourced from Bossa, a Turkey-based mill that has been the brand's key denim supplier since its inception.
Feature 3In 2019 Outland Denim invested in its own wash house and finishing facility running Jeanologia water and energy saving technology, including ozone, e-Flow and laser finishing. Its e-Flow process uses 95% less water, 40% less energy and 90% less chemicals than traditional techniques, while the ozone process uses 65% less water, 20% less energy and 80% less chemicals.
ShippingFree shipping is offered on all Australian orders over $250, with a $10.00 charge on standard orders under $250, while express delivery is free over $400 and $15 under $400.
Shipping InternationalOutland Denim ships internationally, with New Zealand orders free over $300 NZD and $15 NZD under, North America charged $15 USD under $300 and $40 USD over, and the rest of the world charged a $45 AUD flat rate.
Shipping NotesOutland Denim accepts 30-day returns on full-priced items with free exchanges, though a $12.50 return fee applies unless you return free for store credit, and Archive Sale items are final sale.
Fibre Breakdown71 (89.9%) 100% plant fibre (organic cotton, linen, hemp) | 3 (3.8%) synthetic (polyester, nylon, elastane) | 5 (6.3%) semi-synthetic (viscose, modal, Tencel, bamboo)
Plant Fibre % (natural)91.8
Total Styles Scanned80
Unresolved products6
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)Mid Rise Balloon Jeans White
Mid Rise Balloon Jeans Washed Black
Mid Rise Balloon Jeans 90s Blue
90s Low Rise Jeans White
90s Low Rise Jeans Washed Black
90s Low Rise Jeans 90s Blue
Excluded items1
Why excludedThese named non-textile products were excluded from the textile denominator.
Excluded itemsGift Card
Products found80
Products with a fibre list73
Products with no fibre list6
Brand site readablenot retained in CSV
Supply-chain summaryOutland Denim is vertically integrated: Outland Denim owns and operates its own facility in Cambodia housing its Design Lab, Cut-and-Sew team and Wash House, so Outland Denim controls the manufacture of its jeans directly rather than outsourcing. Outland Denim was founded to provide safe, fair employment to women in Cambodia, and it uses organic and regenerative cotton in its denim.
Sourcing transparency score (1-5)5
Cotton. Type / certificationOrganic / regenerative cotton; Turkish mill denim
Dye house. Name + countryOutland Denim in-house Wash House (Cambodia)
Dye processIn-house sustainable washing (ozone/e-flow type techniques)
Sourcing notesOutland Denim owns its Cambodian cut-sew-wash facility, so its supply chain from garment construction to finish is under one roof and directly accountable, which is rare for a denim brand.
Where the sourcing info was verifiedSources: Outland Denim production page (outlanddenim.com/pages/production), Sourcing Journal, Just-Style, outlanddenim.com, retrieved Jul 2026.
Dye processLow-impact / GOTS-certified dyes
Dye process sourcehttps://outlanddenim.com/
Overall: where this info comes fromIndependently verified
PFAS / durable water repellentPFAS-free (verified)
PFAS sourcehttps://outlanddenim.com/pages/environmental
Take-back / repair schemeYes
Take-back sourcehttps://www.eco-stylist.com/ethical-brand/outland-denim/
Resale / resell programmeYes
Resale sourcehttps://www.eco-stylist.com/ethical-brand/outland-denim/
Claim sourcesClaim: B Corp · Source Type: other_register · Source Url: https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/outland-denim/ · Quote: In 2018, Outland Denim became Australia's first denim label to become a Certified B Corporation. · Verified Date: 2026-08-08 · Claim: GOTS certified · Source Type: gots_register · Held By: material_supplier · Source Url: https://global-standards.org/suppliers/certified-suppliers/details?gtbid=SCO009032 · Quote: Official GOTS database: Outland Denim's publicly-named denim mill Bossa (Turkey) holds GOTS licence GOTS-16992, certifier Control Union, valid until 2027-02-27. Certification held at fabric-supplier level. · Verified Date: 2026-08-14
Scan noteNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 73 of 79 in-scope rows classified (92.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 84.8-92.4% can change the score band. No score is published.
Natural ingredient share98.3
Full catalogue scanno
Catalogue-scan qualificationNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 73 of 79 in-scope rows classified (92.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 84.8-92.4% 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 ↗ | Great · 5/5 | Planet: Great · People: Great · Animals: Great | 3 Jul 2026Captured 24 Aug 2026 |
| The Throne Scan | Recorded result | 0 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition | 5 Sep 2026 |
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