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Levi’s x Denim Tears Season 4, a collaboration with Denim Tears. Levi’s officially presents it as the fourth season, continuing the series that layers social memory onto denim.
Collaborations involving Denim Tears, with dates and partner brands.
25 collaborations
Levi’s x Denim Tears Season 4, a collaboration with Denim Tears. Levi’s officially presents it as the fourth season, continuing the series that layers social memory onto denim.
A Levi’s Season 4 collaboration, conceived to honor the artistry, resilience, and community spirit of New Orleans’ Young Seminole Hunters and Big Chief Demond Melancon, and presented in the context of Denim Tears.
The latest collaboration between Denim Tears and Stüssy (STÜSSY TEARS). Announced by Tremaine Emory, it goes on sale from 2/14 at the official Denim Tears store and African Diaspora Goods in New York.
A 14-piece apparel collection was introduced as a new collaboration between Denim Tears and CPFM around November. The project centered on American racial identity, and sales through the official website were also confirmed.
Marc Jacobs × Denim Tears. A Tote Bag featuring a cotton wreath motif and the wording “The Tears Bag.” Released in October 2024 as a limited-edition tote.
A Denim Tears collaboration commemorating Marc Jacobs’ 40th anniversary. The leather medium tote “The Tears Bag,” featuring Cotton Wreath prominently on the front, was announced on 10/16.
A wallet series by Denim Tears × COMME des GARÇONS (around April 19). The CDG wallet line was reimagined in the context of Denim Tears, accompanied by a campaign featuring A$AP Nast.
A Levi’s Season 3 collaboration. In homage to the Black biker community, it features items including Western Stitch 501s, Western Stitch shirts, leather vests, and embroidered canvas bags.
The “Dior Tears” capsule was created in collaboration with Tremaine Emory of Denim Tears. Inspired by jazz and American history from the 1950s onward, it features items including the Saddle Bag. Pop-ups were also held in multiple cities.
A continuing series with Denim Tears in 2023. Levi’s official site presents it as a series following the July 2022 project, clearly indicating that it was not a one-off.
“Stüssy & Denim Tears.” The collection combines the Cotton Wreath with the Stüssy Double S logo and includes Levi’s denim, cardigans, half-zips, camouflage hunting jackets, and accessories.
The collaborative capsule “Dior Tears” by Denim Tears, presented at the Grand Egyptian Museum. A large-scale project spanning denim, varsity jackets, plaid shirts, bags, and footwear.
A Season 2 collaboration with Levi’s. Previewed at Paris Fashion Week, it features eight pieces in connection with Denim Tears, following a one-day pop-up at DSM Los Angeles and a rollout in NY.
A triple collaboration linked to CPFM’s July 4 capsule. Through denim and apparel based on Levi’s, it explored American history and identity in the context of Denim Tears.
A triple collaboration presented as a July 4 capsule by CPFM and Denim Tears. It explores themes of American history and identity through Levi’s-based denim and apparel.
An ongoing collection with Denim Tears (July 2022) that draws on Gullah Geechee history and culture, layering the memory of slavery onto denim.
The SS22 collaboration between UGG and Denim Tears. Exploring Black Seminole heritage, it reinterprets UGG classics such as the boots and Tasman from Denim Tears’ perspective, comprising two styles.
A three-way collaboration between Stüssy, Our Legacy, and Denim Tears. The project features T-shirts representing Our Legacy’s hometown and a varsity jacket co-created with Stüssy Workshop.
A three-way collaboration between Stüssy, Our Legacy, and Denim Tears. The lineup includes three T-shirt styles representing each brand’s hometown, as well as a varsity jacket co-created with Stüssy Workshop.
A Denim Tears × Champion collaboration titled “Champion Tears.” As an homage to the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, it features tracksuits, sweatshirts, T-shirts, crochet knits, and hats.
Denim Tears’ first collaboration with ASICS. The GEL-MC PLUS was reinterpreted in two colorways, Brick and Cream, incorporating mud and clay details that evoke the red earth of Harlem. T-shirts were also released at the same time.
Alongside the 2020 restock of Chuck 70, an apparel capsule, “Tears, Flags and Caskets,” was released. Hoodies and T-shirts featured graphics using a photograph from MLK’s funeral.
A Chuck 70 collaboration between Denim Tears and Converse. It foregrounds the African American flag and voting messages through a red, black, and green color scheme, with footwear at its center.
A signature early collaboration between Denim Tears and Levi’s. Based on Authorized Vintage, the collection included trucker jackets, 501 jeans, plantation hats, and graphic T-shirts.
A collaboration between Denim Tears and Dr. Martens, co-creating the 1460 boot and Penton loafer. The collection centered on the Windrush generation and the Afro-Caribbean diaspora, replacing the Union Jack with the colors of the Jamaican flag.