Aug 30 2012

As the saying goes, what’s old is new again. And it couldn’t be more true for the Levi’s® design team.
We’d been spotting vintage Levi’s® pieces showing up left and right in the market and noticed collegiate/varsity inspired jackets and destruction on the fashion runways.
Feeling inspired and adventurous, I drove with one of my fellow Levi’s® merchants to a warehouse in Novato, California, North of San Francisco to comb through thousands of vintage pieces. We had fun choosing unique and beautiful Levi’® truckers and shorts. Other members of our design team went to Tacoma, Washington to purchase vintage fleece.
All of our finds were brought back to Levi’s® Plaza and we spent a week customizing each piece and hand selecting the assortment, giving the vintage Levi’s® items new life. Fleece sleeves were added to truckers, as were fun heat-transfers and destruction to make each piece special. But several pieces were left untouched – styles that have been loved and worn that we think are beautiful as is.
Over 200 hand-picked previously-loved truckers, vests and shorts are now for sale in seven select Levi’s® stores (SF Plaza, SF Union Square, Meatpacking, Bucktown, Portland, Soho, and Malibu). Come take a peek at these exclusive pieces if you have the chance!
Inspired by the past, reclaimed for the present. Vintage reinvented just for you.




Posted By: Zeren Argic, Retail Merchant, Levi's® Brand |
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Tags: Levi's® |
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