List of products by brand Levi's

Clothing made to stand the test of time. Not coincidentally, Levi's jeans originated as overalls in 1852 when a Bavarian immigrant, Levi Strauss, opened a fabric company in San Francisco during the California gold rush boom. As he worked, he noticed that the strongest need from customers was for clothes made to withstand anything. Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis thus devised the first denim woven with reinforcing rivets, and from the success of their creation, the first overalls we all know today as "blue jeans" were born in 1873.

From a work uniform to a symbol of a revolution in modern clothing, Levi's jeans went from being worn by miners to cowboys, followed by rebels, rock stars, institutional leaders, and ordinary people. Functionality has always made these clothes so versatile that they fit into any context

Levi Strauss & Co. is one of the world's largest apparel companies and a global leader in jeans and has about 500 stores worldwide in more than 100 countries. Dockers® and Denizen® also fall under the Levi's® brand.

Great attention to detail and continuous research and innovation in materials means they have an infinite life span. In addition, the historic American company has espoused a commitment to sustainability by working on the application of materials and techniques that do not harm the planet. With cutting-edge technologies applied to cottonized hemp, Levi's® WellThread, Water<Less® and other manufacturing techniques, it consumes less water and reduces waste. 

The company has vowed to achieve a series of virtuous goals: to supply 100 percent of its cotton from sustainable sources by 2025. Supply 100% renewable energy to its owned and operated facilities by 2025.

Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the supply chain by 40%. Reduce water consumption of production cycles in water-stressed areas by 50% by 2030. Produce 80 percent of products in plants that adopt Worker Well-Being programs by 2020. With current best practices, jeans leaders have managed to save 4.2 billion liters of water since the introduction of Water<Less® in 2011. They have reused and recycled 9.6 billion liters of water. 75% of Levi's cotton today comes from more sustainable sources. 65% of the company's products are now packaged in factories that apply Worker Well-Being programs to protect workers. Take a tour of the collection featured in the shop and visit the products and their prices in the online storefront. Renew your wardrobe by wearing fashionable, quality and even sustainable garments!