Tioke Low Rise Organic Blue Stitch Jean

The best fit with the smallest footprint!

The Tioke low rise jean by Tri Colour Federation is designed to accentuate the lines and contours of the feminine form regardless of body shape. Using the low rise waistband, curvy back pockets and a bilateral stretch, this jean will seamlessly mould around your figure to find your true waist. Our signature low-rise straight fit that's sexy but still provides coverage, Tioke Low Rise is engineered to enhance and flatter athletic body types or those with a short torso. It features a low rise with the perfect front-to-back proportions and a slightly contoured waistband gives the illusion of curves and never gapes. The result? A silhouette that perfectly smooths, lifts and hugs your thighs and backside.

+Made in Australia & designed in Australia.

+Uses all Australian vegetable dyes making this better for your skin and the earth.

+European Fabric

+Organic Cotton saves precious water, it's better for the farmers & the earth using zero harmful pesticides or insecticides.

+Elastane combined with the patent fabric weave provides the jean with reformation technology, this ensures that the jeans will never go baggy reducing the need to wash your jeans saving on energy.

Gentle machine wash at 30 degrees, using Eucalyptus laundry powder.
Do not bleach.
Preferably, line dry in shade or gentle tumble dry on low heat.

Source: TRi COLOUR FEDERATiON

Tri Colour Federation is a label from Melbourne, Australia that makes environmentally friendly jeans. If sales increase, Tri Color Federation will see if they can do all production in Europe.

Fair trade: the denim comes from Turkey, the jeans are made in Melbourne. The denim suppliers are transparent and have various eco-labels, such as the EU Ecolabel and the Nordic Swan Ecolabel. They are family businesses that adhere to a fair code of conduct in order to be innovative in a responsible manner.

Environmentally friendly: the jeans are made from organic cotton, recycled PET and the label is now also looking at the possibilities of using the natural material hemp. Producing jeans costs an incredible amount of water, but the production method for these jeans recycles this water. They use vegetable dye or traditional indigo. The packaging material is biodegradable.