JEANS AND ITS HISTORY

                              JEANS AND ITS HISTORY


The jeans are the ones wearing for the baby's first beard and the big beans. But where did it really come from? It's a bit more interesting to know what its history is.

In the 8-th centuries, the gold-cutting work in California was very active. At that time, Levi Strauss, a young man from New York, went to California to do business.


All the clothes that went with Lewistras have been sold out. But the canvas type fabric was just the same. Levy's customers are those working in the mine. All of them were laughing at Levi. The tough work in the mine was often said to be tearing the band.

The band does not bother them. We need to sell our canvas fabric. This idea came to Levy when I thought what to do with it.




With that in mind, the band touched her in a canvas cloth. When the brass nuts he had bought in his eyes, he got another idea.

Workers in the tunnel will have to put some hard stuff into the band packets. So often the band packets will be torn apart. With that in mind, he began to sell his brass nuts on the edges of the band pocket.

The new type of canvas pants attracted miners. All miners have become his clients.

Then, from Italy, he bought a blue dye of jennas and banded. It has become popular in recent years and today we all love jeans worn.....