Levi's RED Levi's Red 2000AW First Hipster

Levi's RED was launched in 1999 as an experimental product from Levi's Europe.
To further enhance the possibilities of denim, Rikke Kofod, a Danish designer who was the design director of the premium line and LVC, was appointed as the head designer, and Miles Johnson, the director of MADE&CRAFTED, later joined the team.
Each time, the themes are completely different and innovative, and the countries where the projects are planned also differ, making it an unorthodox category for the Levi's brand. However, it became so attractive that it was the best technical mode design of Levi's at the time, and there were unfounded rumors that Martin Margiela, who was a designer for HERMES at the time, was involved in the design of RED. The collection was released irregularly,
producing masterpieces such as First Standard, Passive Aggressive, and HOWARD.
Currently, the founder, Rikke Kofod, is independent and is active with his own brand, SKARGORN.

This is the 1st. Hipster, made in Spain, using 100% cotton, from the very beginning of Levi's RED.
It is a minimalist work that has removed pockets and other features from the First Standard, which touted three-dimensional cutting, and is only made in the Spanish factory in the early RED.
The details include the familiar green selvage denim (commonly known as green ear) in the First series, a red box stitch that is conscious of the back patch, and a top gold button, etc., making it a high-end denim that can only be expressed by Levi's RED.

Due to its very old vintage archive, there is some fading and fluffing overall.

Size 28 x 30
Color Indigo
Waist width approx. 38cm
Rise approx. 22cm
Width of thigh approx. 27cm
Inseam approx. 65cm
Hem width approx. 17.5cm
Material 100% cotton
Country of origin Spain