Top 10 Destroyed Premium Jeans

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• posted: Oct 26th, 2009

If you are looking for destroyed jeans you have come to the right page. Below you will find some of the most heavily destroyed denim found anywhere. Some of these look so roughed up I have no idea how anyone can put their legs through with getting tangled up!

I like my denim a little bit worn out, but some of these styles just take it to the extreme. I wouldn’t mind having a few pairs myself. Let us know in the comments which is your favorite. Don’t forget to share this post with your friends and family!

10. William Rast Jerri Hi Rise Skinny Jeans – Shop This

Just right for a sexy tomboy, these bleached skinny jeans feature 5-pocket styling and a single-button closure. Stitching at back pockets. Shredded holes at front and worn spots at edges. 12″ leg opening.

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9. True Religion Joey Flare Jean – Shop This

Denim pant with 5-pocket styling and single-button closure. Button-flap coin and back pockets. Whiskering at front. Heavy distressing, worn spots, and holes throughout. Twisted seam at flare leg. Continue Reading »

75 Years Ago: First Womens Jeans From Levi’s

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• posted: Sep 17th, 2009

Levi Strauss & Co. is celebrating the 75th anniversary of women’s jeans and they have launched a special website to mark it, Womens Jeans 75.

The company that invented blue jeans for working men created the world’s first women’s jeans in 1934 for bold women of the American West. Since then jeans have spread across the entire world and can be found virtually everywhere.

Jeans were originally created by Levi Strauss & Co. for working men in 1873, but the category has since seen a dramatic shift with the advent of the first jeans for women. Today, new fits, fabrics and finish innovations are typically first developed to meet women’s needs and tastes and are driven by the demands of the women’s market. In fact, sales of women’s jeans surpassed men’s in 2000, making women the leading consumers of denim in the United States.

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I’ve owned a few Levi’s in my time, though I wear mostly European brands as I live here now, but the levi’s I did have lasted me a very long time. Do your remember your first pair of Levi’s?