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“human rights” is part of their core values?

attached are their store locations and a section of their repair partner agreement

“human rights” is part of their core values?

attached are their store locations and a section of their repair partner agreement

Edit: some brought to attention that the confirmed boycott tag might not be accurate, which is why I might be reaching out to the company. Regardless, I will not be supporting the brand because they’re either not doing enough research to understand the situation or are blatantly ignoring if not supporting it.

I’m in the market for a pair of jeans since I do not have one and heard someone a while ago mention nudie jeans as a sustainable brand. The price made me hesitant but I kept in mind the fact that I need a pair that lasts me like forever and the repair service they offer seemed to align with my goal. I accidentally pressed the stores section on the menu and THANK GOD I DID (look at attached photo)

Saw someone on reddit say that their customer service is apparently trash. For the sustainability aspect I invite you to look at this reply to their 2022 sustainability report https://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/s/CEoBdI5XYQ I think most of us have reached the conclusion that a perfectly sustainable brand doesn’t exist and the best way to achieve sustainability is by buying less or secondhand but the doesn’t mean that we should stop holding brands accountable.

Edit: To make it clear, I am saying that they should be boycotted due to their partnership with israel and having store locations there. I wanted to share the fact that they’re not as ethical in the human rights aspect as they like to claim