The 165-year-old denim brand had faded – but it seems to have hit its stride once more, and is reportedly considering going public
Levi Strauss, the world’s most famous denim brand, opened a new flagship store on Friday in Times Square, New York. The 17,000 sq ft store offers on-site tailoring, a T-shirt printer and a mini-museum of the 165-year old brand.
Just a few years ago Levi’s was struggling. Strangled by yoga pants and the rise of “athleisure”, and struggling to compete with cheaper jeans from fast-fashion companies like Uniqlo and H&M, the original blue jeans maker was having an identity crisis. Sales were flat and debts were piling up.
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