The cut of these jeans is called "mid tapered": "mid" stands for a medium waistband height, "tapered" means that the trousers are cut slightly wider at the thigh and taper towards the ankle. However, Mud Jeans produces them here with a more straight leg. The cotton used is partly from controlled organic cultivation and partly from recycled sources. A little elastane increases comfort and shape retention. The denim has a casual, washed-out Used look. The jeans fasten with a button placket and button and have 5-pocket style pockets for small everyday items.

Mud Jeans is an eco-fashion label founded in 2013 and based near Amsterdam. The founder is Bert van Son, who has 30 years of experience in the fashion industry. During his work, he came up with the idea of not just stopping at the use of organic cotton, but also taking a number of other aspects into account. This starts with water consumption. It takes less than ten percent of the industry standard of 7,000 liters to produce a pair of Mud Jeans. And thanks to innovative water recycling systems and special washing techniques, the water used for Mud Jeans is even cleaner afterwards than before. It goes without saying that Mud Jeans are only bleached with oxygen, without the use of harmful chemicals. The production of Mud Jeans is also CO₂-neutral: through the use of renewable energies in production and by offsetting the remaining emissions. And last but not least, by using recycled cotton. This is where the idea of the circular economy comes into play. Mud Jeans has developed a take-back system for old jeans, which are separated back into fibers in Spain and processed into new denim with GOTS-certified organic cotton. Mud Jeans is also a member of the Dutch Circle Economy Foundation.

Staining of light-coloured clothing, furniture and other objects is possible.