By ASPIGA

ASPIGA Organic Cotton Barrel Jean

Our Rating System

A scale of 1–10 is applied to each of the 5 points and added together. The resulting total is represented as follows:

  • icon 1–10 points — Has one eco feature & responsibility statement
  • icon icon 11–20 points — Above & clean manufacturing
  • icon icon icon 21–30 points — Above & clean distribution
  • icon icon icon icon 31–40 points — Above & support good causes
  • icon icon icon icon icon 41–50 points — Above & a good ethos which is monitored
£98.00
The Provenance

New this season, our Barrel Leg Jeans have a flattering high-rise waist and a gently tapered leg.

Made from organic cotton, they offer comfort and style. Ideal with a tucked-in blouse or knit, they transition effortlessly from day to evening and are built to last.

  • High waisted
  • Flattering tapered leg
  • Easy to style
  • Styled with leather Mary Janes by Emmy London
  • 100% Organic Cotton
  • Made in Turkey

Pictured is the mid wash colour variant.

Why Choose Organic Cotton?

    Organic cotton is cultivated without the use of harmful chemicals, helping to ensure that the soil, air, and water remain free from pollutants that can cause harm. By choosing organic cotton, you're supporting water conservation, cleaner air, healthier soil, and improved livelihoods for farmers. Hand-picked to preserve its natural form, organic cotton feels softer on the skin and has a more refined appearance (always a plus). Additionally, it is chemical-free and hypoallergenic, making it a great choice for sensitive skin.

    It's ethically made in India and exported by boat. The packaging is sustainable, the garment bags are made from 100% cornstarch for example.

    ASPIGA support numerous good causes and offset their carbon emissions and are award winners for their sustainability ethics and practices. They are also BCorp Certified.

    - We donate 1% of your purchase to 1% FTP

    Good Causes

    WaterHarvest

    Providing Rainwater Harvesting in semi-arid areas.

    We help vulnerable, remote communities catch and store rainwater so they don't have to drink dirty water.

    WaterHarvest is a UK not for profit