Denim brands and mills use bAwear Score to calculate the impact of denim fabrics and jeans. Results show the share of fibre, indigo dyeing and garment finishing, and scenario comparison shows how alternative washing and finishing routes change impact.
Each wash look uses a different combination of water, chemicals and energy.
Conventional, organic and recycled cotton give very different results.
Low-impact finishing claims need numbers with a stated method.
Cotton cultivation drives water use and land use. Recycled content changes the picture.
Ring or open-end spinning and the electricity mix.
Indigo dyeing and weaving.
Garment washing and finishing, making and transport.
Typical patterns, not results. Your result depends on your products and data. Calculated with ReCiPe 2016 Midpoint (Hierarchist), aligned with ISO 14040/14044.
Test alternative washes and finishing technologies against a reference product.
Model conventional, organic and recycled cotton blends.
Every result states method, scope and data quality.
From 27 September 2026, generic environmental claims need substantiation.
Textile delegated act expected in Q4 2027, then 18 months to implement.
Retail partners request product data.
Yes. Denim scenarios include garment finishing steps. Primary data from your laundry replaces the defaults.
Yes. Scenario comparison shows the difference against a reference product, per supply chain step.
Climate change, fossil resource use, water use and land use, per product and per supply chain step.
ReCiPe 2016 Midpoint (Hierarchist), aligned with ISO 14040/14044.
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Indicative results in minutes. Upgrade to Expert for audit-grade measurement.