The Lindz jeans celebrate resilience and strength, crafted from rigid regenerative cotton for a sustainable and soft wear. With a relaxed straight leg and low rise, these medium indigo denim pants feature subtle dark indigo stripe details, making them versatile for any occasion. As part of a commitment to honor Lindsay May Palevsky, a portion of proceeds will aid cancer research, blending style and purpose seamlessly. Perfect for those seeking effortless comfort and timeless appeal.
From the brand: At Citizens of Humanity, we’ve long paid tribute to the women who inspire us by naming our styles after them. Our latest fit, The Lindz, is a deeply personal one—created in honor of Lindsay May Palevsky. Lindsay is a cherished friend of our VP of Marketing, Jared Freedman, and stylist and longtime brand friend Simone Harouche. She passed away in November 2024 after a 13-year battle with cancer.
Lindsay embodied everything we value—grace, resilience, loyalty, and strength. A devoted daughter, wife, mother, and friend, Lindsay left a lasting mark on everyone who knew her.
In her memory, Citizens of Humanity will donate $50 from every pair of The Lindz sold on citizensofhumanity.com until December 31, 2025 to the Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Foundation (NETRF) to help fund critical research, accelerate treatments, and drive breakthroughs in the search for a cure.
To learn more, visit
netrf.org/breakthroughs.
The ‘Lindz’ is a relaxed straight leg with a low rise and an effortless attitude. Crafted from rigid regenerative cotton with a soft hand, it channels a subtly undone feel.
This fit is true to size.
Looks Like:
Medium indigo denim pant with dark indigo stripe detail
Feels Like:
Rigid, non-stretch cotton denim with a soft hand for all day wearability
This product is made with regenerative cotton from Citizens of Humanity Group’s Regenerative Cotton Program. Our program collaborates closely with farmers both domestically and internationally, nurturing growth, fostering education, and encouraging the widespread adoption of regenerative agricultural practices
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From our
HUMANITY Collection
