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  • The Team of NYC's 'The Blind Barber' stars in Dockers 'Alpha' Khaki Fall 2011 Campaign

    About the ‘Alpha’ Khaki:

    New for the Fall season—and arriving in stores ranging from Urban Outfitters to Nordstrom to Bloomingdale’s shortly—the ‘Alpha’ is a cool, new design hybrid that combines the best attributes of a jean with some of the spiffed-up details of an iconic chino pant.  Chief among these “blue jean” touches are the slim fit, lower rise and rock-and-roll spirit of denim.  Along these lines, we also wanted to capture that great quality of how jeans age and wear-in beautifully over time—but in khaki form—creating something that at once looks both relaxed AND refined.  To help achieve this, the Alphas are cut from a selection of heavier weight khaki twills that will lend themselves nicely to this softening and aging process. This allows the Alpha to express and capture the wear and personality of the pant’s owner—much the same way jeans do—with much time and wear.

    In this way, the Alpha is a perfect, fresh option for that denim-head who may be looking for something new, different and with a slightly more dressy feel.  Dockers design had this guy in mind when creating this pant—and wanted to encourage him to look at khaki’s in the same way he looks at denim, wearing them repeatedly—without washing them—so that he can work on building his own unique ‘khaki’ finishes over time, as well.

    They also come in a wide range of versatile colors—upping the many wearing options of the pant even more. Really what we love about them is that they can look dressy but when worn, they feel like you’re wearing a jean—and fit that way too.

    The ‘Alpha’ will range in price from will range in price from $68.00 for timeless colors to $128.00 for more limited-edition, hand-crafted styles.

    Fall 2011 Alpha Khaki Campaign, starring the team at New York City’s Blind Barber

    To officially introduce the pant, we made the Alpha the star of our Fall  2011 campaign, which features the founders and staff of the East Village’s Blind Barber modeling the pants. Shot on location at New York City’s first barber shop/cocktail parlor, the campaign was photographed by Cass Bird.

    "When Dockers approached us here at the Blind Barber about participating in the new Alpha Pant Campaign, we were stoked,” offers Jeff Laub, co-owner of the Blind Barber. “ In my mind there could not have been a better organic partnership than that between Dockers and Blind Barber.  We are two brands both set on a mission to redefine the classics while staying true to our roots."
     
    More About Blind Barber:

    The Blind Barber is a return to the "Roaring Twenties". Defined by the explosion of culture and its break from tradition, the "Roaring Twenties" was a movement in creativity. The Blind Barber hopes to revive this very movement while redefining modern manhood. The concept goes well beyond just a barbershop and bar located in the East Village, but rrather expands into all the realms of the modern gentleman: Fashion, Music, Lifestyle, Grooming and others.

    Photographed by Cass Bird


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  • The Levi’s® Brand Is Named the #1 Jeans Brand by GoodGuide

    SAN FRANCISCO (February 22, 2011)The Levi’s® brand announced it has been ranked first in the denim category by GoodGuide, an independent website that provides consumers with expert ratings and information about the health, environmental and social impact of products and companies. The original denim brand as well as the Dockers® brand, both ranked as one of the top five apparel brands overall, with a score of 7.4 out of 10.

    Today GoodGuide launched its first-ever rating system for apparel companies, assessing 118 brands on a number of key metrics including overall environmental efforts, sustainable material use, integration of lifecycle approach to product design, management of supply chain, restricted substance program, and vigilance in monitoring manufacturers and working conditions, among other things.

    “We don’t have nutrition labels on clothing yet, but GoodGuide is the first independent company to give consumers data to make informed comparisons about the clothes they purchase,” said Michael Kobori, Vice President of Social and Environmental Sustainability for Levi Strauss & Co. “We believe that increased transparency is the best way to empower consumers to support brands that are creating products in a thoughtful way.”

    To view GoodGuide.com's comprehensive rating on apparel brands, please visit http://www.goodguide.com/categories/277459-apparel.

    For more than two decades, Levi Strauss & Co. has been a leader on social and environmental issues. The company was the first apparel company to establish a comprehensive workplace code of conduct (Terms of Engagement) for manufacturing suppliers, setting standards and addressing the important issues of child labor, forced labor, disciplinary practices, working hours, wages and benefits, freedom of association, discrimination as well as health and safety. In the fall of 2010, LS&Co, along with H&M, led a global ban on the practice of sandblasting in the retail industry, a practice that when done incorrectly, can cause serious health issues for workers.

    LS&Co.’s commitment to environmental leadership remains a priority. The company was the first to establish environmental requirements for suppliers, guidelines on water quality, and restrictions on the substances that can be used to make its clothes. To determine where even greater environmental improvements could be made, the company studied every stage in the life cycle of a typical pair of Levi’s® 501® jeans and discovered that the largest water impact comes from the cotton growing process and through the laundry habits of consumers after they leave our stores. As a company, LS&Co. is making strides in these key areas – from supporting more sustainable ways to grow cotton to monitoring how suppliers use water in the manufacturing process.

    Most recently, the Levi’s® brand unveiled the “Care Tag for Our Planet” campaign, changing the global product care tags in Levi’s® jeans to include instructions about ways consumers can reduce the environmental impact of their clothes by washing less, washing in cold water, line drying and donating to Goodwill™ when no longer needed. Last month, the Levi’s® brand furthered its environmental efforts by launching Water

    About the Levi’s® brand

    The Levi’s® brand epitomizes classic American style and effortless cool. Since their invention by Levi Strauss in 1873, Levi’s® jeans have become the most recognizable and imitated clothing in the world – capturing the imagination and loyalty of people for generations. Today, the Levi’s® brand portfolio continues to evolve through a relentless pioneering and innovative spirit that is unparalleled in the apparel industry. Our range of leading jeanswear and accessories are available in more than 110 countries, allowing individuals around the world to express their personal style. For more information about the Levi’s® brand, its products and stores, please visit www.levi.com.

    About the Dockers® brand

    The Dockers® brand has embodied the spirit of khaki for more than twenty years. Quality? Always. Authenticity? Check. Dockers® makes khakis that do their job so you can do yours. They’re talking good-looking pants in a full range of fits, and the essential goods to go with them, for men and women. No compromises in quality. Just versatile, essential style. Day to night. Monday to Sunday. In over forty countries around the world. Wearing the pants has never looked so good. For information on the Dockers® brand and its products visit www.Dockers.com.

    About Levi Strauss & Co.

    Levi Strauss & Co. is one of the world’s largest brand-name apparel companies and a global leader in jeanswear.  The company designs and markets jeans, casual wear and related accessories for men, women and children under the Levi’s®, Dockers®, Signature by Levi Strauss & Co.™, and DenizenTMbrands.  Its products are sold in more than 110 countries worldwide through a combination of chain retailers, department stores, online sites, and franchised and company-owned stores.  As of November 28, 2010, the company operated 470 stores within 27 countries.  Levi Strauss & Co.’s reported fiscal 2010 net revenues were $4.4 billion.  For more information, go to http://levistrauss.com.

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