Levi's RED Levi's Red 2008SS Made in Japan Balloon Wide Denim

Levi's RED was launched in 1999 as an experimental product from Levi's Europe.
To further enhance the possibilities of denim, Rikke Kofod, a Danish designer who was the design director of the premium line and LVC, was appointed as the head designer, and Miles Johnson, the director of MADE&CRAFTED, later joined the team.
Each time, the themes are completely different and innovative, and the countries where the projects are planned are also different, making it an unorthodox category of the Levi's brand, but that is what made it so appealing. Because of its technically advanced design, it attracted so much attention that there were unfounded rumors that Martin Margiela, who was a designer for HERMES at the time, was involved in the design of RED.
The product produced masterpieces such as First standard, Passive aggressive, and HOWARD.
Currently, the founder, Rikke Kofod, is independent and is active with his own brand, SKARGORN.

This is Levi's RED 08SS Guy's Denim Balloon Jeans aged.
This is a Levi Strauss Japan planning model, using a lighter-weight fabric than before.
It has one tuck and a baggy, relaxed cropped balloon silhouette. It also looks like a sarouel.
The belt is equipped inside, and the blue painted rivets and buttons are impressive. Above all, the circular eyelet studs reminiscent of RAF SIMONS and HELMUT LANG, and CRAIG GREEN give a futuristic design.

Due to its age as a vintage archive, there is overall fading, wrinkling, and fading of the patch.

Size: 30 x 23
Color: Indigo
Waist: Approximately 39.5 cm
Rise: Approximately 39 cm
Width at thigh: Approximately 35 cm
Inseam: Approximately 58 cm
Leg opening: Approximately 16.5 cm
Material: 98% cotton, 2% polyurethane
Country of origin: Japan