Levi's
- proper noun
- /ˈliːvaɪz/
- I bought a pair of Levi's on sale last weekend.
Examples
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He always wears Levi's because he likes their classic fit.
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Have you ever worn Levi's jeans?
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Levi's have been popular for generations around the world.
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I bought a new pair of Levi's yesterday.
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He always wears Levi's because they fit him so well.
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I bought a stylish jacket from Levi's that matches my jeans.
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Many people prefer Levi's for their durability and comfort.
Synonyms
Trousers made from denim, usually worn as casual clothes
Trousers made of blue denim that people usually wear as casual clothes
A brand of jeans made by Levi Strauss & Co
Trousers made from strong cotton cloth, often blue, that people wear for work or casual use
Surface Forms
Etymology
Levi's is named after the tailor Levi Strauss, who in the 1800s made very strong denim work pants for gold miners by adding metal rivets to the pockets, and people loved how hard-wearing they were. That's why Levi's is known today for durable, classic jeans.