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Location

Val Vibrata, Abruzzo, Italy

Founded

2000

Price range

€110 – €350

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Re-Hash

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About

A high-end Italian denim brand rooted in the manufacturing heritage of F.G. 1936, operating under the motto Rethink, Recycle, Reduce and producing all garments in Italy to the highest sustainable standards. Re-Hash offers tailored jeans, trousers, and denim essentials for men and women using exclusively certified recycled materials with full supply chain traceability, eco-friendly processing methods including laser cutting and ozone washing, and meticulous attention to wearability, fit, and construction detail. A blend of Italian elegance and genuine environmental responsibility, Re-Hash creates denim that stands apart from fashion's seasonal noise by prioritising timeless craftsmanship, material integrity, and personal welfare of every worker in its supply chain.

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#hand-crafted#heritage#mid-range

Brand Details

Italy
Knit
Rib
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
M
Maurizio Caucci
U
Ugo Caucci
F
Filippo Caucci

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Frequently asked questions

When was Re-Hash founded?
Re-Hash was founded in 2000.
Where is Re-Hash based?
Re-Hash is based in Val Vibrata, Abruzzo, Italy.
What is Re-Hash known for?
A high-end Italian denim brand rooted in the manufacturing heritage of F.G. 1936, operating under the motto Rethink, Recycle, Reduce and producing all garments in Italy to the highest sustainable standards.
What is the price range of Re-Hash?
Re-Hash is positioned in the mid-range price range.
Is Re-Hash sustainable or ethical?
1936, operating under the motto Rethink, Recycle, Reduce and producing all garments in Italy to the highest sustainable standards. Re-Hash offers tailored jeans, trousers, and denim essentials for men and women using exclusively certified recycled materials with full supply chain traceability, eco-friendly processing methods including laser cutting and ozone washing, and meticulous attention to wearability, fit, and construction detail. A blend of Italian elegance and genuine environmental responsibility, Re-Hash creates denim that stands apart from fashion's seasonal noise by prioritising timeless craftsmanship, material integrity, and personal welfare of every worker in its supply chain.
What makes Re-Hash unique?
A high-end Italian denim brand rooted in the manufacturing heritage of F.G. Re-Hash offers tailored jeans, trousers, and denim essentials for men and women using exclusively certified recycled materials with full supply chain traceability, eco-friendly processing methods including laser cutting and ozone washing, and meticulous attention to wearability, fit, and construction detail.

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