MEMORY
LANE
Enchantment meets Eco-engineering:
ORTA Denim New Collection Reimagines
The Style Zeitgeist of Denim Rebellion
Through the Decades
ORTA Denim’s new collection for AW 25/26
It embodies the sense of enchantment
MEMORY
LANE
Enchantment meets Eco-engineering:
ORTA Denim New Collection Reimagines
The Style Zeitgeist of Denim Rebellion
Through the Decades
ORTA Denim’s new collection
for AW 25/26 reimagines retro
rebellious styles with modern
stretch and eco-performance.
It embodies the sense of
enchantment we yearn for,
seeking nostalgic things and
experiences that take us away
from our screens and immerse
us back to the days of freedom
and a real human sense of
connection.
Celebrating our past, innovating for the future.
Since its inception, Orta has been weaving a denim heritage passed from generation to generation. Founded in 1953, Orta transformed from a spinning & weaving company to a denim manufacturer in 1985.
Today, Orta operates in Turkey with its 1000+ employees, creating a platform for leading manufacturers to step up and reclaim a denim industry where more aesthetics leads to more ethics…
WE HEAR
THE WORLD
BREATHING
Today, the right combination of imperatives
to act, inspiration to innovate, and
eco-imagination to support it all will
move the industry forward.
Orta is commited to this regenerative
movement. We not only listen but partner
with bluesky thinkers.
Quiet pleast, we hear the world breathing.
COLLECTIONS
Since its inception, Orta has been weaving a denim heritage passed from generation to generation. Transparency, commitment and trustworthiness are the key elements of Orta’s philosophy. At ORTA, sustainability is ‘business as usual.’
Our aim is to create a more robust denim ecosystem where ART MEETS TECHNOLOGY MEETS SUSTAINABILITY for new infinite possibilities of denim today and tomorrow.
Aiming to be the leading denim brand pursuing sustainable lifestyles and production, Orta founded its sustainability division ORTA BLU in 2010.
ORTA BLU functions as the sustainability platform aiming to create a future where denim is designed, produced, consumed and disposed of in radically different ways.