Levi Strauss is popularly credited with inventing jeans, but jeans and denim originate much earlier, in Europe. The term "jeans" may well be derived from "Genoese", a blue fustian fabric worn by Italian sailors. It was imported into Britain during the 16th century, and fustian is referred to in English literature by Thomas Hardy (in The Mayor of Casterbridge) and Charles Dickens (in The Pickwick Papers).
this is the Original Logo of the Levi Strauss & Co. brand name
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