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Tri Colour Federation Sustainability Actions

Uses lower-impact materials

Tri Colour Federation says its jeans and other items use organic cotton and recycled polyester made from PET bottles. It also says some fibres in its denim come from recycled pollutants. These material choices are meant to cut the use of new raw materials and reduce waste. Good On You also notes that the brand uses a high share of lower-impact materials, which can help reduce chemicals, water use, and wastewater in the supply chain.

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Makes jeans in Melbourne

The brand says its garments are designed and manufactured in Melbourne, Australia. Good On You says this local production can lower the climate impact of long-distance shipping. The same review also notes that the final production stage happens in Australia, which is considered a lower-risk country for labour abuse. This does not prove the whole supply chain is fully transparent, but it does show some production is closer to home.

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Uses ISKO denim technology

Tri Colour Federation says it collaborates with ISKO denim and uses ISKO Reform stretch technology in some jeans. The brand says this fabric helps jeans keep their shape, so people may wash them less often. It also says ISKO’s process includes water recycling, heat reuse, and energy-saving systems. In plain terms, this means the fabric and factory methods are meant to use less water, less electricity, and fewer detergents over time.

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Uses vegetable dye methods

The brand’s campaign material says some denim pieces are made with vegetable dye and traditional indigo. It also says it has used vegetable tie-dye and vegetable-dyed denim skirts, shorts, and jeans. These methods are presented as part of its lower-impact approach to colour and finishing. The source does not give full technical data, so the exact environmental benefit is not fully clear from the public material alone.

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Promotes water-saving denim

Tri Colour Federation’s ISKO story says the denim it uses is designed to reduce water use during both production and home care. It says the fabric’s stretch recovery means jeans do not need to be washed as often to keep their shape. The brand also says ISKO’s factory systems recycle water and reuse heat and steam. This points to a focus on reducing water use across the product life cycle.

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