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In the 1930s, a pair of jeans typically cost between $1 and $2. This price reflected the economic conditions of the Great Depression, which influenced consumer spending and pricing. Brands like Levi's were gaining popularity during this time, contributing to the jeans' status as durable workwear. Adjusted for inflation, this would be equivalent to about $15 to $40 today.
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How much does a pair of children's jeans cost?
You can get them from £2.00
How much does it cost the manufacturer to make a pair of jeans?
200
How much did a pair of leather gloves cost in the 1930s?
39 cents
How much does it cost to make a pair of jeans?
Usually about 2-5 cents for a pair of designer hollister jeans. Hope this helps
How much would a pair of jeans cost in Paraguay?
In Paraguay, a pair of jeans such as Levis 501 would cost 326,051.92 PYG. This is equivalent to about 76.52 US dollars.
How much did a pair of blue jeans cost in the 1920's?
$10-15
How much do a pair of DNKY Jeans cost?
the Dkny jeans are usually close to 200.00 or 100.00 dollars booger
Mary bought a blouse and a pair of jeans for 38.50 If the jeans cost 12.50 more than the blouse how much did she pay for the jeans?
26.00
How much did a pair of jeans cost in 1949?
$1.49 a pair at JC Penney and Montgomery Ward in Toledo Ohio.
How much do hollister jeans cost?
On average they cost about 60 euros, so about 75 dollars a pair.
How much did a pair of jeans cost in 1978?
about 9-12 dollars
How much did a pair of Levi jeans cost in 1949?
$1.49 a pair at JC Penney and Montgomery Ward in Toledo Ohio.
