7 For All Mankind

Overview

7 For All Mankind is a United States-based jeans brand known for premium denim products including jeans, jackets, and apparel. It holds a position in the designer denim market, recognized for fit options and stretch fabrics. The brand is owned by Delta Galil and rated 'Not Good Enough' for sustainability by Good On You due to lack of animal welfare policies and use of materials like leather and wool.¹

History

Founded in 2000 in Los Angeles by Michael Glasser, Peter Koral, and Jerome Dahan. The brand gained prominence in the early 2000s premium denim boom for innovative fits and the signature '7' pocket design. Acquired by Delta Galil in 2008, it continues operations under their ownership.¹

Product Lines

Manufacturing

Products are manufactured overseas, primarily in Asia, as is common for premium denim brands owned by Delta Galil. Production is outsourced rather than in-house.

Notable Products

• The Skinny Jeans - Stretch skinny jeans available in washes like Destroyed Rue De Lille, noted for softness and comfort.
• Doozer Bootcut - Signature bootcut style from early collections.
• A Pocket Jeans - Model featuring the iconic '7' embroidered pocket detail.
• Luxe Twist Cropped - Cropped jeans with premium stretch fabric.

Reputation

Enthusiasts praise 7 For All Mankind for comfortable fits, stretch denim, and true-to-size options that suit various body types.²³ Professionals note its classic status in designer jeans but criticize high pricing relative to quality, comparing it to brands like True Religion where $50 jeans retail for $300 due to branding.⁵ Sustainability assessments highlight weaknesses in animal welfare and material policies.¹