LS&Co. Unzipped

Welcome to our blog. Here’s where you’ll find a “behind-the-seams” look at what’s going on with Levi Strauss & Co. You’ll hear from a variety of voices, from both inside and outside the company. And you have the chance to share your thoughts. So read on — and weigh in!

Jun 15 2010

The "Button Fly" Flies High

If you’re a nut for pop culture, creativity and art, feast your eye on these – award-winning posters created by artist Stefan Sagmeister.

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


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Jun 09 2010

Government-approved Child Labor

My 9-year-old son’s list of daily tasks is pretty brief. Make your bed. Feed the dog. Do your homework. Pick up after yourself.

Simple stuff.

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


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Jun 08 2010

The Coolest Kid on the Block

When I was growing up in San Francisco’s Mission district, the coolest kid on the block was this guy named Jason. Everybody knew Jason, and when he did something, everybody else followed.

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Posted By: Miguel Bustos, Senior Program Manager, Levi Strauss Foundation


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Jun 06 2010

Traveling Denim

One of the best things about a pair of jeans is how, the more you wear them, the more they become a part of you – adjusting, fitting and fading based on your body and what you do when you wear them.

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


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Jun 02 2010

Lee's Levi's®

American Idol’s latest winner, Lee DeWyze, is expected to hit Billboard’s Hot 100 chart today. No matter where his cover of U2’s “Beautiful Day” lands, we can guess what he’ll be wearing when he hears the news: Levi’s® jeans.

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


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May 31 2010

Waste Not, Want Not.

When I was in Torreon, Mexico a couple of weeks ago, it was already approaching 100 degrees. A dry heat, but still …

Torreon is located in the high northern desert. And as you might expect in a desert, there’s not an abundance of water.

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Posted By: Michael Kobori, Vice-President, Sustainability, Levi Strauss & Co.


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May 27 2010

Water, Water Everywhere.

Given media coverage of Gulf of Mexico oil spill, it’s not surprising that many U.S. residents have missed news reports about severe flooding in Europe.

Residents of Poland and other countries have not. They’re living through it.

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Posted By: Ann Ure, Executive Director, Red Tab Foundation


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May 25 2010

Cotton. And Climate Change.

Here’s a fact you probably didn’t know: 95 percent of our products are made of cotton. Not surprising, really, for the company that brings you Levi’s® jeans and Dockers® pants.

And that fact is one of the key reasons why we’re concerned about climate change.

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Posted By: Amy Leonard, Senior Vice President, Supply Chain, Levi Strauss & Co.


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May 23 2010

Denim into Dollars. Literally.

We’re always looking for ways to lessen our impact on the environment. That’s my responsibility as head of sustainability for Levi Strauss & Co.

I recently traveled to Torreon, a city of about one million people located in the high northern desert in the Mexican state of Coahuila.

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Posted By: Michael Kobori, Vice-President, Sustainability, Levi Strauss & Co.


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May 19 2010

Happy Birthday, Blue Jeans!

It was 137 years ago today when the awarding of a U.S. patent – number 139,121, if you’re into details – essentially led to the invention of blue jeans.

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Posted By: Lynn Downey, Historian, Levi Strauss & Co.


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