How $200 Jeans Are Made | The Making Of

Citizens of Humanity is known for its high-quality, high-priced jeans, which celebrities are often seen wearing. Aside from the brand's close attention to detail, it's also taking major strides with sustainability efforts in its manufacturing. We visited its Los Angeles facilities to learn how it make their beloved jeans.

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How $200 Jeans Are Made | The Making Of

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[Rynlox]

I had never even heard of this company. Nice video!

[Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

Man, I'm glad I don't have to worry about wearing clothes out here in the woods

[erdemkucuk]

who else is also never heard of this brand

[HiThisIsMine]

“People can’t get enough of this brand”
All of YouTube: “Never heard of it, not paying $200 for jeans either”

That’s when you know this is just a fancy paid commercial

[leggitm]

"Cutted by hand" It just one straight line

[imjody]

This was great. I wouldn't have minded if this video was 1 hour long. Seriously. I'm off to go watch some How It's Made, now. 🤭👍

[ivyevan]

Oh cool, I just bought this brand of jeans at a thrift store!

[cheukwong]

the laser part is kinda cool
I wish I could have that effect on my jeans

[CattyTomfoolery]

That's cool that they're so forward thinking but I couldn't justify paying $200 for one pair of jeans.

[sigggo]

If you reading this…




*Have a good day!❤️🎉*

[nancylnichols]

You pay for the brand. Before Carters Infant & Children's wear was shipped to China, I worked in one of their factories. They didn't call us experts. LOL! We also made Kmart brand in the same factory, same machines, same workers. They were just as strict with quality with Kmart's as they were with Carters, you couldn't tell the difference until the label was sewn on. When they were closing the factory, we were told if we didn't miss any time off from work, unless we had a broken leg or something like that, until the close date we would get a bonus, I don't remember the amount but it was a lot. My 9 yr old son was shot in the chest with a BB gun. The BB is still in his heart sack & he can feel it move when he coughs. Anyway he was in the ICU for several days, I didn't get my bonus. I was told that if he had died then I would have got it. If that's not BS, I don't know what is. I had worked for them for 5 years, I worked overtime, even on Saturdays & Sundays when they needed me too. I will never buy anything made by Carters again. (Oh, I also sewed some Baby Dior, $50 shorts for babies, in 1983, same quality as the rest of the brands we made.)

[learntomakedenim]

That is the really complicated process to produce Jeans from cotton yarn. It pays attention to me, I have a chance to work in this fields. It is really excited❤

[liyumarketshopping]

Your presentation makes the jeans cheaper .... Thanks for helping fight inflation!🐴🐴🐴

[yougants]

That red tagged jeans are the ones i wear😂

[amandamcmoney]

I never even heard of this brand but after watching this this is all I want to know where they're worth $200 if they're nicely made like these are

[oznilla]

Every employee there: “..I’m just hoping to get benefits”.

[Alexxx]

I pay around $72-$100 for my designer jeans. I’m not paying $160+ retail price, wait for the discounts

[Jay-scrb]

Sowing expert=Seamstress and Tailor. Words mean things!

[patelalpesh]

They are good jeans. Specifically the cloth they use.