Levi Jeans

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The story of the world's favorite jeans

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Marci D Nelson Ozer

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Compléter Levi JeansVersion en ligne The story of the world's favorite jeans par Marci D Nelson Ozer 1 where which a than uncomfortable common were were most By had that created would demand the leading When culture suitable would advice Many inventions have shaped American in the minds of people around the world . One was many years ago but is still popular today : Levi's jeans . Levi Strauss was born in 1829 in Bavaria , is part of present day Germany . As a young man he moved to the USA and settled in New York . In 1853 , the young immigrant decided he wanted to start his own business . He moved from New York to San Francisco , the gold rush was well underway . He travelled across Panama and began trading on 14 March that year . Unlike many other hopeful travellers , Strauss did not go to California to mine for gold . He sold tents and covers for wagons to the miners . One day man asked Strauss if he sold trousers . Looking for gold was hard work and miners needed clothes that last . This conversation inspired Strauss to make strong trousers for workers . In 1866 he started selling canvas trousers called Levi's and the miners bought them faster Strauss could make them . Strauss soon received a lot of on ways to improve his jeans . In 1873 Jacob Davis gave him an idea to make the jeans even stronger by adding metal rivets to the pockets so that they not tear . Strauss liked idea and decided to use it . However , many people complained that the canvas was , so Strauss changed from canvas to a heavy denim material . It was dyed indigo blue and miners liked the new material because dirty marks did not show on the dark colour . In 1873 the jeans sold for 22 cents a pair . the end of that year , for the product had increased dramatically . Strauss opened a factory in San Francisco and hired hundreds of workers to keep up with demand . he died in 1902 , the company kept going . By the 1920s , the miners left California and instead cowboys and steel workers buying Levi's . It became the brand in men's work clothing . In the 1950s , after movie stars Marlon Brando and James Dean seen wearing them , jeans became a item of clothing for all Americans . Today Levi's jeans are still one of the popular products of American culture .

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Many inventions have shaped American in the minds of people around the world . One was many years ago but is still popular today : Levi's jeans .

Levi Strauss was born in 1829 in Bavaria , is part of present day Germany . As a young man he moved to the USA and settled in New York . In 1853 , the young immigrant decided he wanted to start his own business . He moved from New York to San Francisco , the gold rush was well underway . He travelled across Panama and began trading on 14 March that year .

Unlike many other hopeful travellers , Strauss did not go to California to mine for gold . He sold tents and covers for wagons to the miners . One day man asked Strauss if he sold trousers . Looking for gold was hard work and miners needed clothes that last . This conversation inspired Strauss to make strong trousers for workers .

In 1866 he started selling canvas trousers called Levi's and the miners bought them faster Strauss could make them . Strauss soon received a lot of on ways to improve his jeans . In 1873 Jacob Davis gave him an idea to make the jeans even stronger by adding metal rivets to the pockets so that they not tear . Strauss liked idea and decided to use it . However , many people complained that the canvas was , so Strauss changed from canvas to a heavy denim material . It was dyed indigo blue and miners liked the new material because
dirty marks did not show on the dark colour .

In 1873 the jeans sold for 22 cents a pair . the end of that year , for the product had increased dramatically . Strauss opened a factory in San Francisco and hired hundreds of workers to keep up with demand . he died in 1902 , the company kept going .

By the 1920s , the miners left California and instead cowboys and steel workers buying Levi's . It became the brand in men's work clothing . In the 1950s , after movie stars Marlon Brando and James Dean seen wearing them , jeans became a item of clothing for all Americans . Today Levi's jeans are still one of the popular products of American culture .

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