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Jun 02 2011

What's Your Favorite Trucker?

If you’re looking for an excuse to make this a Southern California summer, here’s one: Levi’s® partnership with the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art to create and sell denim trucker jackets. The jackets, selling at MOCA, feature the work of ten artists from the museum's “Art in the Streets” exhibition.

Whether you’re a fan of Keith Haring or Revok, you’re bound to find one you like. There are only 50 of each design, and each jacket costs $250, with all of the proceeds going to MOCA.

KR’s Black Trucker – pictured above – is released this Saturday. Still to come are those by Revok on June 18, Shepard Fairey on July 2, Neck Face on July 16 and Keith Haring on Aug. 6. Each jacket goes on sale at MOCA at 11 a.m. on the day of its release.

Those artists whose truckers have already been relased are Chaz Bojorquez, Crash, Lady Pink, Kenny Scharf and Andre. And in case you've missed the images elsewhere, we've gathered them here for you below.

The jackets are being launched in chronological order of each artist's work, with an homage to the late, great Keith Haring as the final.

So, if you do head to SoCal, you could head home in style.

Which is your favorite? Weigh in with a comment!

Chaz BojorquezChaz Bojorquez's Black Trucker

CrashCrash's Zap TruckerLady PinkLady Pink's Women's Bohemian TruckerKenny ScharfKenny Scharf's Dark Summit Trucker

AndreAndre's Rigid TruckerKRKR's Black TruckerRevokRevok's Dark Summit Trucker

Shepard FaireyShepard Fairey's Dark Summit Trucker

Neck FaceNeck Face's Black TruckerKeith HaringKeith Haring's Rigid Trucker

Posted By: Cory Warren, Editor, LS&Co. Unzipped

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Cal Murphy (not verified) - Feb 20 2013
Awesome jackets ! Every American man should have a trucker jacket in his wardrobe. Both of the Dark Summits are my favorites. Nice work!


master j (not verified) - Aug 18 2011
not good j


ray@cirino.com (not verified) - Aug 17 2011
I'm not impressed. Who are going to buy this kind of art. Go back to the 60's and see what they were doing. I can show you my designs, but it won't make you happy at what you'll see.


Omar (not verified) - Jun 08 2011
Actually I liked a couple, Chaz Bojorquez's Black Trucker and KR's Black Trucker, they are realy cool!!!


Qayshara Dollie (not verified) - Jun 07 2011
I love Shepard Fairey's Dark Summit Trucker, its so original and edgy. I think really what Levi's(R) portraits in that look and feel original american look.


Lian (not verified) - Jun 07 2011
I love that the trucker has become a denim canvas - and it's refreshing to see an iconic piece from Keith Haring on an iconic apparel. More art on denim/khaki please!


Mia (not verified) - Jun 06 2011
The KR Jacket is my favorite. Simple and true to the street artist roots.


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