Levi's collaborations

Collaborations involving Levi's, with dates and partner brands.

43 collaborations

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2026

Denim Tears

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.

2026.01

Jordan Brand

The latest chapter with Jordan Brand. This collection centers on the Air Jordan 3, incorporates elements of Lunar New Year, and is reimagined in four colorways.

2025.11.11

Kiko Kostadinov

The second men’s collection by Levi’s and Kiko Kostadinov. It redefines denim as a contemporary uniform through an approach in which formality and rebellion coexist.

2025.10.30

Barbour

Levi’s x Barbour’s first collaboration. Pieces such as the Type II Trucker, Spey Waxed Jacket, and Waxed Cap combine Levi’s denim with waxed cloth and tartan.

2025.07.10

Nike

Levi’s x Nike (2025). The lineup includes three denim versions of the Air Max 95, as well as a Trucker Jacket and Baggy Jean, bringing denim and sneaker culture together.

2025.05.28

sacai

Levi’s x sacai. The lineup includes a denim jacket combining Type II/III/Type I, along with Matelasse Twill Jacket, Jumpsuit, and Baggy Pants.

2025.04.04

Denim Tears

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.

2025.01.18

UNDERCOVER

Levi’s x UNDERCOVER. A collection of six pieces combining vintage Levi’s denim with Undercover elements. A campaign featuring Flea was also launched.

2024.10.05

ADSB Andersson Bell

A Levi’s x ADSB collaboration with ADSB Andersson Bell. Centered on womenswear, the 10-piece collection features patchwork interpretations of items such as the Spliced Trucker, Overlay Jean, Corset, and Pleated Skirt.

2023.10.04

KENZO

A denim capsule with Levi's (Fall 2023). Centered on Japanese-made denim “Kaihara,” it includes garments such as truckers, blazers, and overalls, as well as accessories.

2023.09.19

Crocs

Levi’s x Crocs. Three Crocs styles are reworked with denim-wrapped panels and sashiko-style stitching, incorporating Levi’s details such as the Red Tab and button shank.

2023.09.14

Denim Tears

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.

2023.09.06

ERL

Levi’s x ERL. A 10-piece collection created with Venice-based ERL, centered on light-wash distressed denim. The theme is California individualism.

2023.02.24

Stüssy

Stüssy and Levi’s® Collection. A two-piece collection comprising 501® jeans and a modified Type II Trucker Jacket, emphasizing self-expression and originality.

2023

AMBUSH

A Spring/Summer 2023 collaboration with AMBUSH. Details derived from moto culture are incorporated into denim, and the collaboration is presented as a continuation of the first installment from the previous season.

2023

Denim Tears

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.

2022.11.11

UNDERCOVER

In November 2022, Levi’s × UNDERCOVER globally released hybrid reconstructed denim and other items as part of “Fall 2022.”

2022.08

GANNI

A collaboration between GANNI and Levi’s. The eight-piece collection is themed around Mother Nature and gardening, and uses natural-dyed hues and organic cotton.

2022.07.19

Denim Tears

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.

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Denim Tears

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.

2022.07

Denim Tears

An ongoing collection with Denim Tears (July 2022) that draws on Gullah Geechee history and culture, layering the memory of slavery onto denim.

2021.10.29

PORTER

The second PORTER × Levi’s® collaboration, announced on October 29, 2021. It is presented as reworking the Type II Trucker Jacket and Wallet in PORTER’s TANKER textile.

2021.08.06

New Balance

Levi’s×New Balance 992 / M992LV. A model combining gray hairy suede with Levi’s Authorized Vintage denim.

2021.04.28

VALENTINO

The 2021 collaboration with Levi’s featured Valentino × Levi’s 517 jeans (vintage and reissue), including a limited run of 517 pairs. It was announced at the 2020 SS21 show.

2020.09.17

Chrome Hearts

In 2020, Levi’s jeans featuring Chrome Hearts embellishments, such as cross patches, drew attention when worn by celebrities. The release date and other details are unknown.

2020.04

New Balance

Levi’s x New Balance M1300CL “Orange Tab.” Featuring a color scheme reminiscent of the Orange Tab and denim elements, its release was reportedly postponed from its planned spring launch to April.

2020.03.26

New Balance

Levi’s × New Balance M1300CL “Orange Tab.” Released as collaborative sneakers combining a color scheme reminiscent of the orange tab with denim elements.

2020.02.09

Denim Tears

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.

2019.08.19

Nike

Introduced LEVI’S BY YOU as “Nike by Levi’s.” Air Force 1 High/Low and Air Max 90 could be customized with Levi’s fabric and trims.

2019.07.12

New Balance

A retrospective overview of the early Levi’s × New Balance releases. It marks the starting point where Levi’s “experimental denim” and New Balance’s context came together, leading to subsequent models.

2018.01.17

Jordan Brand

The second chapter of “Levi’s® x Jordan” with Jordan Brand. As part of a 10th-anniversary project, it introduced the Jordan Reversible Trucker Jacket and denim Air Jordan IV.

2018

Supreme

Supreme × Levi’s’s Fall 2018 release. Reintroduces a quilted reversible Trucker and stonewashed denim coveralls.

2017

VETEMENTS

A collaboration with VETEMENTS, documented as “statement denim” built around reconstructed 501® jeans and prominently featuring the VETEMENTS logo.

2016.11.07

Off-White

A collaboration between Levi’s Made & Crafted and Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh. The collection comprises 11 silhouettes, connecting the first wave of FW2016 to SS2017.

2015.09.03

RE/DONE

RE/DONE and Levi’s denim reconstruction collaboration (based on the announcement date). Vintage Levi’s is deconstructed and reworked into contemporary fits, with sustainability at the forefront.

2013.04.20

BEAMS

Four styles of collaborative jeans designed by Levi’s headquarters design team were released exclusively at BEAMS. They feature a special design with the BEAMS logo.

2012

Supreme

The first official collaboration with Supreme. The denim-focused capsule included a zebra-print Trucker jacket, 505 zip-fly jeans, polka-dot western shirts, and more.

2011.09.01

Supreme

Collaborated with Levi’s on a full-scale capsule collection in September 2011, offering new interpretations of the 505, shirts, denim vests, and trucker jackets.

2010.09.10

Billy Reid

Billy Reid and Levi’s Workwear by Billy Reid were released in a limited run. In collaboration with CFDA/GQ/Bloomingdale’s, Levi’s workwear elements were reconfigured through tailoring.

2010.07.29

Brooks Brothers

Co-created limited-edition jeans made in the USA for Brooks Brothers. Offered in stores and online/catalog as Levi’s Jeans, Made in the USA for Brooks Brothers.

2008

Jordan Brand

A collaboration with Jordan Brand (23/501). A retrospective capsule combining Air Jordan Retro 1-style sneakers, T-shirts, and 501® jeans.

2001.06.01

JUNYA WATANABE MAN

An early landmark collaboration for JUNYA WATANABE MAN. It featured reconstructed denim based on the 501, including text overprints (2001-related entry, among several other occasions).

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UNDERCOVER

It was later stated that Levi’s first collaboration (including denim, etc.) took place in fall 1998. Note: the primary source has not been identified.

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