1083 Jeans Overview
Brand Overview
1083, named after France’s maximum distance (1,083 km), revolutionized denim by relocalizing production entirely within France. Founded in 2013, the brand uses laser technology to reduce water consumption by 99% and offers size-inclusive jeans from recycled/organic cotton.
What Makes 1083 Unique
- 100% French Production: Supply chain within 1,083 km to reduce carbon footprint.
- Laser Technology: Replaces water-intensive sandblasting for eco-friendly fading.
- Size Democracy: 25+ sizes including half-measurements for perfect fits.
Core Offerings, Fits, and Styles
Signature Aesthetic:
Minimalist jeans with clean lines and versatile washes.
| Fit / Style | Description | Price Range (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Slim Fit Recycled | 98% recycled cotton, tapered leg | €99–€150 |
| Regular Straight | 14oz organic denim, rigid finish | €110–€160 |
Materials & Sourcing
| Component | Country of Origin | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Denim | France | Recycled/organic cotton, OEKO-TEX certified |
| Manufacturing | France | Produced in Drôme and Loire regions |
Price Point Ranges
| Product Category | Price Range (EUR) | Example Models |
|---|---|---|
| Jeans | €99–€160 | Slim Fit Recycled, Regular Straight |
Recommended Brands with Similar Qualities (French/European)
- Atelier Tuffery (heritage sustainability)
- Cycle Jeans (eco-conscious stretch)
- DAO Davy (size-inclusive minimalism)
Who 1083 Is Good For
- Eco-conscious buyers prioritizing carbon-neutral denim.
- Urban wearers needing affordable, size-inclusive options.
- Supporters of French textile industry revival.
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