Infographics Levi Strauss & Co. history
Infographics Levi Strauss & Co. history. The original American jeans brand that gave us the workwear look already in 1853.
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Infographics Everything you want to know about T-shirts but were afraid asking
by Kenneth Lyngaas | Oct 31, 2013 | Fashion Infographics, Sustainable Fashion
The T-Shirt first-known use date back to 1913 and the Spanish-American War, in the beginning, used by the U.S. Navy as underwear garments.
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