Longstanding denim imprint Lee Jeans presents the “101+” lookbook which reintroduces its archival silhouettes for the modern-day. Taking pride in producing beautifully crafted denim with a high focus on detail, the classic pieces see charismatic updates. The iconic Lee patch features a hair-on-hide makeover, a distinguishing featured first introduced to the label in 1928, while the woven label features black, red and gold embroidery which indicates the denim is Sanforized to prevent shrinkage. Drawing cues from its workwear heritage, purposeful patterns such as the hickory take on jackets and overalls, stitched words spelling out “Appreciate Every Jeans Made” echo Levi’s commitment to design, while copper rivets — first seen on Lee Cowboy Overalls from 1914 — reinforce key construction stress points and add quaint accents throughout. Check out the “101+” collection above and look for the pieces at Lee Jeans stockists now.
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