If It Had Been up to the Founder, Mud Jeans Would Never Have Filed for Bankruptcy.

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When entrepreneur Bert van Son stepped down from his company Mud Jeans after fourteen years, he believed he was leaving the circular jeans brand in good hands. However, a few months later, the company was declared bankrupt. The relaunch of Mud Jeans has since become a reality, but if it had been up to Van Son, the bankruptcy would never have been filed. "Mud Jeans was a healthy company when I left," the entrepreneur said on BNR's Bloed, Zweet & …