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Mud Jeans relaunch finalised: N5 Holding becomes new owner

Sustainable denim brand Mud Jeans is relaunching under N5 Holding, the investment company of Nick de Ronde Bresser. The new owner, who previously bought the bankrupt Van Lier, is paying a total of 255,000 euros for the acquisition. This was revealed in the bankruptcy report published on Monday. Mud Jeans was forced to file for its own bankruptcy...

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Mud Jeans hopes for restart after bankruptcy declaration

Dutch circular denim brand Mud Jeans has been declared bankrupt. CEO Dion Vijgeboom announced this today in a statement on LinkedIn. Vijgeboom writes that the company filed for bankruptcy itself because its debt burden was too heavy. Vijgeboom has been the company's CEO since January. "Today is one of the most difficult days in the history of...

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MUD Jeans celebrates anniversary with sustainable denim innovation

To celebrate its 12.5-year anniversary, MUD Jeans is launching a pair of jeans made from 55 percent Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) cotton, sourced from collected used jeans. In a press release, MUD Jeans describes this as a breakthrough, since the typical proportion of recycled material in the industry is between 20 and 40 percent. The innovation...