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Blue Jeans The Ultimate American Icon
1,452 wordsGold was discovered in California in 1849. This resulted in more than eighty thousand Americans rushing to California. The pioneering spirit spread and by 1890, the Wests population reached nearly 17 million. The west became the most racially diverse part of the country. All were in search of a better life for themselves and their families, seeking what would become known as the American Dream. During this time innovation and creation were prompting remarkable growth in industry. New products th...
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Blue Jeans Pop Culture
683 wordsPop Culture is expressed in the mass circulation of items from areas such as fashion, music, sports and film. After deliberating among several distinguishing items of pop culture that have affected my life, I settled on one of particular significance in American pop culture. The invention of blue jeans greatly preceded my birth and is a pivotal piece of history for women and fashion. Whereas jeans were once clothing for workers and a status symbol of physical labor, they now adorn the most beaut...
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Levi Strauss Employee Motivation
1,784 wordsINNOVATION AND CHANGE: LEVIS FACTORY WORKERS ASSIGNED TO TEAMS Introduction This case study will revolve around the diminishing of Levi Strauss & Co. as an apparel icon in terms of sales and factory workers morale. It shall focus on the falling sales, profit margin and significant restructuring expenses that have cost disappointment on the part of the workers. The study aims to profound on the following questions: What went wrong with Levis move to teams in their plants? What could Levis have do...
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Baby Boomers Younger Generation
1,623 wordsWhen the name Levi Strauss and Company is said, one of the most popular brands of jeans comes to mind. Even if you have never owned a pair of Levi s, the name triggers an image, such as 501 Blues for our generation, and maybe James Dean for our parents. According to the video we watched in class, Levi s was not at the top of any denim tests, however they sell for the most. This is due to their marketing strategies. Over past decades Levi s has changed it s image to fit with the current style. In...
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