Each year, we produce several hundred thousand tons of indigo dye. Most of that is mused for making blue jeans. Do the math, that's between 90 million to 2.2 billion new jeans per year.

An curved arrow pointing right. Natural dyes from kola nuts and indigo have been used to make tie-dye in Gambia for generations. But more and more artisans have been replacing these traditional ...

The high-quality indigo dye created in Tokushima is famous for its deep hue. The indigo plants are grown and harvested by a master craftsman. The leaves undergo a traditional process of long ...

Production of indigo dye was a major industry in 19th century Bengal, India. Indigo factories were sited on river valleys for the water supply, and because indigo plants (several species of ...

The average pair of jeans takes more than 2000 litres of water to make, and more than 33kg ... Turkish denim mill Orta to launch Eco-Indigo, a bio-based dye that will debut in the Spring 2025 ...

Last October, AGI Denim inked a deal with sustainable indigo dye startup Huue ... and application as the petrochemical product, making it compatible with existing equipment in the denim industry ...