Jeans Day Apparel

Jeans Day Apparel is a clothing company that specializes in custom tees, pants, and various accessories, offering unique and personalized apparel options for customers.

CCI Score

-45.64

0.04% May 31

Latest Event

Jeans Day Apparel Cuts High School Labor Amid Tariff Pressures

Facing rising costs from tariffs in a global trade war, Jeans Day Apparel, co-owned by Dan Jones and Ashley, has let go of its part-time high school workers to cut labor costs. This decision, taken in a challenging economic climate, increases the workload on the owners and negatively affects young workers in the community.

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Jeans Day Apparel is currently rated as a Quisling.

-44 to -59 CCI Score

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Latest Events

MAY

26

2025

Jeans Day Apparel Cuts High School Labor Amid Tariff Pressures
-30.00

Facing rising costs from tariffs in a global trade war, Jeans Day Apparel, co-owned by Dan Jones and Ashley, has let go of its part-time high school workers to cut labor costs. This decision, taken in a challenging economic climate, increases the workload on the owners and negatively affects young workers in the community.
FEB

01

2024

Forced Labor Risks in Supply Chains Highlighted in Industry Report
-61.28

A KnowTheChain report cited by CNBC reveals that many major apparel companies score an average of 21/100 in addressing forced labor risks in their supply chains. This report raises concerns about the potential for forced labor abuse within the industry, which could implicate companies like Jeans Day Apparel in failing to implement robust human rights and supply chain due diligence.
-70

Supply Chain Ethics

May 26

The article highlights a report from KnowTheChain showing pervasive forced labor issues in the supply chains of major apparel brands, with an average score of 21/100. This indicates severe lapses in supply chain ethics and human rights due diligence. For Jeans Day Apparel, operating in this sector, such industry trends signal potential risks regarding forced labor practices, negatively impacting its ethical standing.

Clothing brands failing to eradicate forced labor risk in supply chains, research finds