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What was the cost of pair Levi jeans 1982?
$13.99 I use to sell them.
Why Levi's jeans can sell so expensive?
because your paying for the name i hate paying a lot of money for levis try another brand like Urban Pipelin or Bull head
What is the average price for jeans?
The average cost would be $56.50! The highest I know of (designer jeans) is $100.00. Go to Walmart for great prices or even Target they are almost the same as Abercrombie or Hollister . TJ Max and Marshalls or even Ross are stores that take in name brand clothes and sell them for less!
How much does a farmer make per year?
it depends on how much they sell
How much did a bale sell for in the 1930s?
it was a dollar
What did Levi Strauss do after inventing blue jeans?
After inventing them, he then proceeded to sell them.
Who did Levi Strauss sell his first pair of jeans to?
This info is not known. It would have been a miner.
In 1853 a 24-year-old European immigrant arrived in San Francisco with some canvas and dry goods to sell 'round the world Who was he?
Levi Strauss.. Final answer. Levi Strauss.. Final answer.
What was the cost of pair Levi jeans 1982?
$13.99 I use to sell them.
Where can one purchase Levis jeans for a baby?
Most shops and online stores that sell Levi's jeans will also sell these items for babies. Levi themselves have an online store. One could also use Amazon and eBay.
Where can you buy Levi jeans from?
One can purchase a pair of Levis 505 Jeans at any local or national Levi's outlet. These jeans can also be found at department stores such as Walmart, and from clothing stores such as Sears and JCPenny.
Where can Flare jeans be bought from?
Flare jeans can be bought from stores that sell different jeans. Some of these stores include Victoria's Secret, Gap, Levi's, Old Navy, Macy's, Sears, and Neiman Marcus.
What are the names of two companies that produce denim jeans?
There are a wide variety of companies that manufacture and sell denim jeans. Two highly regarded companies that produce this product are Wrangler and Levi's.
Does Levi's jeans really include a warranty type coverage when you buy them?
Levi's does include a full warranty on every pair of jeans that they sell. This warranty covers any defect in workmanship or materials which may arise during regular use of the jeans. They do not, however, warranty any damage from abuse or stains. If you find a defect in a pair of jeans that you've purchased, Levi's suggests bringing them back to the store to attempt to exchange them, but in the event that the store will not accept the return, Levi's does accept returns directly through their Consumer Relations department.
What are some stores online that sell large size jeans?
You can find large size jeans on the following websites. Zafu.com, Oldnavy.com, Sheplers.com, Lanebyrant.com, avenue.co,levi,com, alight.com and torrid.com.
What happen to most people who moved west in Search of gold?
The majority went home broke or dead. Few got rich. Some opened businesses or created new things. Levi Strauss came up with the idea of putting brass brads on the seams of jeans and another made sourdough bread to sell to the miners.
Why are blue jeans traditionally sewn with orange thread?
The orange thread traditionally used to sew Levi Strauss blue jeans was intentionally selected to match the copper rivets that doubled the durability of the jeans. Levi Strauss, however, neither envisioned this particular use for copper riveting, which the orange thread complemented, nor the unique stitching on the rear pockets of the jeans. Jacob Davis, a Russian immigrant, and a tailor, who plied his trade in Reno, Nevada, formulated the idea for the riveted seam, an idea that would vastly extend the life of the jeans, and would revolutionize the garment industry. Alas, due to financial constraints, Jacob could neither afford to obtain a patent for his invention, nor to produce the new garment. Out of necessity, Jacob approached the wholesaler he purchased his denim from with a proposal that he sell him the West Coast rights to the riveted blue jeans, in exchange for the $68 required to obtain a patent for them. The wholesaler whom accepted Jacob's proposition was none other than Levi Strauss. Levi gave Jacob a position with his Company in 1873 and, during his tenure, Jacob ensured that the orange thread be used in all stitching on the jeans, and that the curved, formally named "arcuate," stitches adorn the rear pockets of the jeans. Initially the fancy, unique stitching on the rear pockets of the jeans served a purpose. The rear pockets of the first Levis the Company produced were lined with cotton, and the orange stitching prevented the padding from buckling. The Company dropped the cotton lining early on, but the stitching remained, and was registered as a trademark in 1942. Only once did it appear as if the orange stitching on the rear pockets would become a thing of the past. The material shortage during World War II prompted Levi to contribute to the war effort by temporarily ceasing production of jeans with the trademark stitching on the rear pockets, as this was considered frivolous and wasteful. To avoid a break in continuity of the Levi tradition, the Company had the design hand painted on the rear pockets of each pair of jeans produced. To this day, the copper rivets, matching orange thread, and ornate stitching on the rear pockets still adorn all Levis produced. The legend of Levi Strauss lives on, while Jacob Davis has been lost in the annals of history.
