Levi's Spring/Summer 2024 "Made in Japan" Collection

Levi's "Made in Japan" line is well-known for its clever usage of selvedge denim, sourced from the renowned Hiroshima-based Kaihara Denim Mill. The fabric is known for its vintage shuttle looms and unique rope-dyeing techniques, which are responsible for the sub-label's fan-favorite shades of indigo. For the Spring/Summer 2024 collection, Levi's has revitalized some of its most classic fits with the storied fabric under its "Made in Japan" banner.

The Spring/Summer 2024 "Made in Japan" collection features a range of bottoms, including the 1980s 501 jeans, the 505 Regular Fit, the 511, the 512, and the 502 fits. The flagship 501 model is offered with either an "Atlas" patch resembling a map of the Earth or with a series of minuscule stitches down the leg. The 505 Regular Fit jeans come with embroidered tonal patches.

The "Made in Japan" Classic Type II and III jackets come in a dark, moody wash. The former silhouette features distinct embroidery, while the latter design is made for versatile styling. Across the range, all pieces host the "Made in Japan" backpatch, an inner flag-inspired label, and a hidden indigo tab.

Paul O'Neill, Levi's design director, described the collection as being brought to life with colored embroidery and a unique approach to patch and repair. Paul emphasized that the collection builds on Japanese craftsmanship to offer elevated pieces with a modern edge.

Levi's Spring/Summer 2024 "Made in Japan" collection is now available to shop online and in select stores.