Levi’s® and sacai Redefine Denim with New Collaboration
by Adriano Batista
Levi’s® and Japanese fashion label sacai have joined forces to rework classic denim styles, blending Levi’s® heritage with sacai’s experimental design philosophy. The result is a collection that twists familiar shapes into something fresh and unexpected, staying true to sacai designer Chitose Abe’s talent for reinventing everyday clothing.
For men, the Denim Jacket keeps vintage Levi’s® details like gold “sunspot” buttons, while the Reversible Blouson switches between a tailored exterior and a jacket-inspired interior, complete with selvedge trim and sacai’s anchor buttons. Two reversible smocks (one in indigo with black, the other in blue with khaki) hide a Type II jacket inside, featuring pleats and chest pockets.
Unisex styles round out the collection, including Denim Pants with an ultra-relaxed fit, a mid-rise, and seven pockets, adding welt pockets over the classic back ones. A reversible belt, half-denim, half-grosgrain, ties the look together.
The campaign channels James Dean’s rebellious energy, mirroring the themes of sacai’s Spring/Summer 2025 collections. Starring Chandler Frye, the images (shot by Craig McDean and styled by Karl Templer) capture the mix of raw edge and sophistication that defines both brands.
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The collection launches first at pop-ups in Selfridges (May 26) and Landmark Hong Kong (May 27), followed by a global release on May 28 via Levi.com, the Levi’s® app, select stores, and sacai retailers.
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