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M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black

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Is M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black healthy?

M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black scores 50/100 on Scout's independent analysis of ingredients, additives, and lab results — a below-average score in Scout's analysis. M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black scores 50/100.

How does M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black compare to other jeans?

M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black ranks #13 of 13 jeans in Scout's independent rankings. The current top score in the category is Denim Forum The Farrah Hi-Rise Wide Jean A Little White Lie at 100/100.

Which ingredients drive M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black's score?

In Scout's ingredient-by-ingredient analysis, Cotton counts in its favor; Polyester, Elastane/Spandex are flagged as ingredients of concern. The full breakdown, with why each one matters, is in the Key ingredients section on this page.

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M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black

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Beneficial ingredients 1
Harmful ingredients 2
Category Jeans
Summary

M&S Collection Marks & Spencer Regular Fit Stretch Jeans with Stormwear Black scores 50/100.

Key ingredients 3

Cotton
Good

The jeans are made from durable denim, which typically contains a significant percentage of cotton. M&S sources its cotton through Better Cotton, organic, or recycled-certified methods.

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Polyester
Bad

The jeans contain around 20% polyester, which is a synthetic material. This contributes to the likelihood of microplastic leaching.

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Elastane/Spandex
Bad

The inclusion of elastane or spandex for stretch is common in jeans, and it typically represents a small percentage, but it is still a synthetic material that can contribute to microplastic pollution.

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