Levi’s® Linen+Denim keeps things cool for Spring/Summer 2025
by Adriano Batista
For years, denim in summer meant choosing between style and comfort – until now. Levi’s® new Linen+Denim collection for Spring/Summer 2025 solves the warm-weather denim dilemma by blending two classic fabrics into one breathable, lightweight solution.

The line takes Levi’s® signature styles (men’s jeans and shorts) and reworks them in a linen-blend denim. Linen’s natural, loose weave has always been a summer essential because it lets air circulate, preventing that trapped heat feeling traditional denim can bring. By combining it with denim, Levi’s® keeps the look people love while making it actually wearable when temperatures climb.

The blend changes denim’s character in subtle ways. The fabric gets a cross-weave texture rather than denim’s usual marbled appearance, with a softer drape that moves more easily. It’s noticeably lighter than regular denim too, no small thing when you’re facing a heatwave but still want to wear your favorite jeans.

Levi’s® has essentially cracked the code on summer denim. The Linen+Denim collection proves you don’t have to abandon your go-to jeans just because the weather gets warm, they’ll just feel (and look) a little different. Sometimes innovation isn’t about reinventing the wheel, but simply making it roll smoother. In this case, it means denim you can wear all year, without the sweat.
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