Levi's Drops 'The Simpsons' Collaboration

Levi's has announced a new collaboration with the long-standing animation brand The Simpsons.

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March 8, 2022

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The first collaboration in over three decades for the two brands, Levi's and The Simpsons, is producing a throwback streetwear collection featuring motifs, characters and iconography from the series.  

The collection includes a reversible puffer vest – with sky blue and cloud print on one side and The Simpsons signature yellow on the other – and a faded denim Levi's Trucker with a graphic of Bart Simpson drinking a Squishee alongside Levi's logo.  

The collection also includes a Springfield Elementary-inspired range – including a ringer tee, a letterman sweatshirt and a vintage school uniform-inspired corduroy jacket and pants. The jacket also features print lining with Lisa Simpson, Ralph Wiggum, Mrs. Krabappel, Otto the Bus Driver and more characters from The Simpsons portfolio.  

With additional t-shirts, hoodies, crew neck sweatshirts and Levi's x The Simpsons accessories, such as beanies and sling bags, the range launched across Levi's ecommerce platforms and retail locations worldwide.  

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