“Stop Washing Your Jeans:” LS&Co. CEO Chip Bergh at Brainstorm Green
It’s official: you can stop washing your jeans. And that’s a direct suggestion from Levi Strauss & Co. CEO, Chip…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - May 20, 2014Categories for Sustainability
“Stop Washing Your Jeans:” LS&Co. CEO Chip Bergh at Brainstorm Green
Keeping San Francisco’s Newest Library Hot, Cool and Sustainable
Kindles, iPads and Nooks aside, libraries still and will always hold a special place in our communities. It’s a place…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - May 14, 2014
A Sustainable Field Trip
One of the best parts of school has to be the field trip, right? You’re out of the classroom and…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - May 6, 2014
Repurposed, Reimagined, Resourceful: The Parachute Trucker
Among the iconic Levi’s® brand products you may have in your closet is the Trucker jacket. It’s a wardrobe staple…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - April 23, 2014
Renewing Our Support of the Climate Declaration
“We cannot risk our kids’ futures on the false hope that the vast majority of scientists are wrong.” How’s that…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - April 10, 2014
In the Wake of World Water Day
Washing your jeans every two weeks instead of weekly will save 14 liters of water. That’s 59 eight-ounce glasses of…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - March 24, 2014
World Water Day: Let’s Make a Difference, Together
We’re in the midst of a serious drought here in California. So much so that the state has labeled the…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - March 21, 2014
Denim Insulation: Another Way Jeans Can Keep You Warm
We all know that our jeans can keep us warm. It turns out, they can do so in more ways…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - March 13, 2014
Sustainable Tweeting
As a company that works to build sustainability into everything we do, we also enjoy talking sustainability. That’s one reason…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - March 11, 2014
The Better Cotton Initiative: Making Sustainable Cotton Mainstream?
“King Cotton,” as it came to be known in the American South, has an unsettled past. The crop has played…
Blog Entry - Sustainability - March 5, 2014
