Levis Vintage Clothing/LVC/Levi's Vintage Clothing/1922 501 Jeans

Levis Vintage Clothing / LVC / Levi's Vintage Clothing / 1922 501 JEANS

A reproduction from 1922, when belt loops began to be adopted after World War I.
In addition to the belt loops, which were popular among young workers at the time, the style still retains traditional suspender buttons and cinch back.
The fabric uses Cone Mills before Levi's indicated by the red selvage, but now has a white selvage instead of the traditional red selvage.
The arcuate stitch is an old-style single-needle machine stitch that does not cross in the center.
The back yoke features fine topstitching with a flat-felled seam, and the relaxed silhouette reminiscent of waist overalls gives it a vintage finish.

LVC / Levi's Vintage Clothing

Levis Vintage Clothing and Levis Made&Crafted were established as new businesses under "Levi Strauss & Co", responsible for design, marketing, sales, and retail of premium brands worldwide.
It represents the dignity that created America by pioneering land, and the hearts and spirits of honest American workers filled with passion. During the dark ages of war and conflict, and the subsequent era of free love, miners became musicians, writers shifted to agriculture, and it depicts the background of people who have lived with strong convictions.
Starting from spring 2010, Levi’s Vintage Clothing was launched as a global product, recording their origins and lives, and striving to express their spirit of "authenticity". It begins with the California gold rush and includes denim faithfully reproduced from the 501 series that existed during the Great Depression and World War II, announced as the "Made in USA" series.