Love raw jeans? I'm talking about rigid jeans that only you can break in and wear into the ground? Unlike jeans that contain stretch, raw jeans start out crisp, but with time, conform perfectly to your body.

Now, there's a fantastic organic option for raw jeans and they're brought to us by the label Good Society. Using Japanese design techniques for their denim (Japan is mad for raw jeans) and complying with Fair Trade laws in India (where the jeans are produced), the company also uses 100% certified organic cotton to create their tightly spun denim pants.

Sometimes, a good clean line is all you need to get by, and these achieve effortless cool without being over the top in design or price. The Good Society Straight Leg Jean in Raw retails for only $99 (very inexpensive for premiere denim in general, never mind organic!).

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