filmed by Annika Damon 2016
Outland Denim crafts premium denim jeans designed to bring the worlds of our sewers and our customers closer together. We source the finest raw materials from around the world while offering sustainable employment and training opportunities to women rescued from human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
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Outland Denim crafts premium denim jeans designed to bring the worlds of our sewers and our customers closer together. We source the finest raw materials from around the world while offering sustainable employment and training opportunities to women rescued from human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
By purchasing a pair of Outland Denim jeans, a young woman is able to live free from a life of abuse and exploitation. Our jeans are “made different” not only because of how they are made, with fine attention to detail, but because of why they are made: put simply, every pair can help change someone’s life.
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