GreenBiz.comLevi's, Outdoor Industry Join Forces for Product Footprint ToolGreenBiz.comOAKLAND, CA — How much water went into making your jeans? How much energy was used to manufacture those hiking boots? ...and more »

Brandweek MagazineDockers Brings Back KhakisBrandweek MagazineThe brand, a unit of jeans maker Levi Strauss & Co., launched a campaign today (Tuesday), touting khakis as must-have work apparel of American men. ...and more »

New York TimesWith New Care Tags, Levi Strauss Aims to Reduce Its FootprintNew York TimesThe decision to focus on customer behavior stems from a cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment that Levi Strauss did on its iconic 501 jeans. ...and more »

Beyond bubblesDetroit Metro TimesHemp is used in some 2500 products, from automotive door panels, rope and fabrics (the original Levi's jeans were made with hemp) to paper, ...

New York TimesBooted, but Not SuitedNew York TimesThere are shelves of stacked Levi's ($30 to $35, mostly) shooting up 20 feet along the left wall, useful if you've forgotten how 501s differ from 5o5s. ...and more »

Levi Strauss & Co. Asks: What's the Future of Line Drying?MarketWatch (press release)Earlier this year, the company launched the "Care Tag for Our Planet" campaign, changing the product care tags in Levi's(R) jeans to include instructions ...and more »