Back to Work: Levi’s® FW25 Finds Strength in Utility
by Adriano Batista
Levi’s® is heading back to work for Fall/Winter 2025. The brand’s latest collection draws directly from its functional roots, reinterpreting the classic workwear that built its name for a modern audience.
The focus rests on utilitarian pieces, elevated through fabric selection and a timeless approach to fit. Each garment is designed to combine comfort and versatility, reflecting a continued commitment to quality and function.
The men’s offerings provide authentic options. Pieces like the 568™ Loose Straight Double Knee Carpenter Jean feature the signature details of workwear: reinforced knees, hammer loops, and functional pockets, all within a relaxed, contemporary silhouette.
Coveralls complete the collection with a strong presence. The Stay Loose Coverall and RT Overall maintain an authentic workwear aesthetic while offering versatility. Every piece carries the distinctive “When There’s Work to be Done” label, a direct link to the brand’s history of clothing the working class.
The connection between past and present is clear. Fabrics like heavyweight denim and piece-dyed canvases are chosen for their durability, meant to develop character over time. The collection works as a complete uniform or as individual pieces mixed with classic denim.
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The Fashionable Workwear Fall/Winter 2025 collection is now available on Levi.com, the Levi’s® App, and select Levi’s® stores.
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