TIGHT JEANS & PANTS CATALOG

2009-12-17T10:52:00.000-08:00

Tight cotton. Very sexy. Ideal to exercise and feel comfortable and sexy. The jean was apparently one of the garments that we inherit from pre-colonial America, were used by minority groups in North America and were exploited by "white" men that adapted. At first they were blue but also a much softer material, obviously without pockets, tight around the waist with the help of a rope that passed through holes in the edge of the garment. Denim fabric began to be used to make jeans when a U.S. military wanted to make one with the cloth with which hitherto were made tents.
Then came in Genoa (Italy) at the time that this was an independent republic and a naval power.The first jeans, as we know them today, were made for the Genoese Navy because they needed a pair of all-use for its sailors that could be both dry and wet, and whose legs could be easily rolls up to avoid interference with clean legs deck or swimming. These pants could be washed in large networks dragging under the ship and sea water left them white. The denim was first deliveries originating from Nîmes (France) and hence the name (pronounced like denim Nîmes). Jeans name comes from the French name of Genoa (Genoa), which has a similar pronunciation to that of jeans. The jeans were developed in the United States around 1872. Levi Strauss was then a merchant who lived in San Francisco, thought of using the canvas that is used in making tents for work clothes for miners, clothes life to resist weathering and Weight pockets of ore found, were all brown color used for shops and no back pockets. Shortly after the Genoese were in charge of dyeing the fabric in a distinctive blue indigo from India. One customer of Levi Strauss, a tailor who would buy rolls of cloth named Jacob Davis, tired of buying material to patch the torn pants, he thought copper rivets to reinforce them in some points of particular stress, such as the ends of the Based pockets or fly. As Jacobs had no money to patent the idea, suggested to Levi doing business together. Levi accepted and May 20, 1873 received patent # 139.121 of the Patent and Trademark Office U.S. and jean was born as we know it.

2009-12-17T10:44:00.001-08:00

White embroidered jeans again with plastic and label its made with 97% cotton 3% Spandex. Originally, jeans, for their resistance, using manual workers, especially in heavy work as miners, or farmers in early twentieth century. In the United States in the 50s, young people and teenagers began wearing jeans as a subtle form of protest against conformity. The fact was considered a provocation, for example in some cinemas were not allowed to enter wearing jeans. In the '60s, the Cowboys won acceptance and the '70s had become current in an article in the U.S. at least to dress informally. Its acceptance has continued to grow to the point now part of the wardrobe, and on average every American owns seven pairs.
The fashions have been imposing various cuts of pants, with more or less waist high, with legs adjusted (in Spain were called cigarette, Argentina became known as Chupin, Venezuela tube were called in Mexico is named as tubing ), straight or flared (or elephant foot). Other trends have affected the degree of bleaching the pants and even his integrity: torn or tattered jeans have been fashionable.

2009-12-17T10:42:00.001-08:00

Cotton and Lycra. Silhouette Fits Lycra Trousers excellent fit. FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY NOTHING BETTER THAN COTTON CALZAS because they absorb perspiration NOT CHANGE THE LYCRA. Initially designed for miners and farmers-resistant and friction-wear, jeans became popular in the mid-twentieth century with the explosion of rock and became a symbol of youth and rebellion, is today a pledge over all clothing and even used in high-level fashion.

photo: tigerzeye The jeans, blue jeans, jeans or Texans, are a type of pants made from cotton fabric very resistant, called denim or denim, white and blue frame (and indigo dyeing). Blue jeans pants were created by Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis in 1873, and along more than 100 years of history, there have been various models and designs, with varying colors, lower waist or higher (or low shot short and high cut), with straight-leg cut, tight or open-camping-in your glass (elephant foot) with fashion accessories, with and without pocket, and a very long list, since it has been become perhaps the only piece that all people around the world have worn at least once in their life.
To know the origin of the jeans, we must go back first to the Middle Ages. In the seventeenth century, in the city of Nîmes, France, develops a special cotton fabric, woven by its proved to be very tough. Nîmes tissue began to be required by traders from different cities of Europe, and popularly born the name of this fabric, fabric from Nîmes, denim. The tissue was used for the manufacture of awnings and tents, for their great resistance to wind, water, poor conditions and friction. Now we jump to the mid-nineteenth century and the era of gold fever in the United States. Levi Strauss (born in Bavaria, Germany) is installed in the city of San Francisco and opens a store of items for the miners and adventurers who arrive daily in search of instant fortune. Levi Strauss initially designed a pair of canvas fabric (the same used for tents and tarpaulins), brown, to be more resistant to friction and working conditions in gold miners, began to become popular and be increasingly sought. Then Levi Strauss imports from France, that fabric made from the seventeenth century, the denim fabric. And the pants are starting to be made from this fabric. The denim fabric was brought by Genoese sailors fabric dyed with indigo from India. The fabric began to be called "blue of Genoa", leading then in blue jeans. Popular name with which he christened the pants of Levi Strauss. The new pants, because of its characteristic blue color, with handles and three pockets (one on the sides and rear), are a success and begin to be required for mining and also for farmers, railroad workers and cowboys, who find in them a significant economic savings, by having a garment more durable, yet practical and comfortable, for only $ 1.50 (one dollar and fifty). The tailor who makes pants for Strauss, Jacob Davis, comes up with the idea of reinforcing the seams and pockets with metal rivets to make them more durable yet, and thus avoid spending patches and patches, and solve the problem more time sewing involved in their manufacture. On May 20, 1873 both handled the patenting of new fabric denim pants with pockets and reinforced with metal rivets and handles, under registration number 139 121 in the Register of the U.S. Patent and blue pants officially born jeans. The jeans were used during the late nineteenth century by miners, farmers, cowboys and laborers, but in the twentieth century, began to be introduced in the making of the dress of the soldiers, and the First and Second World War jeans comes to the old continent.
photo: i am jae But the massiveness of jeans or jeans, made towards the mid-twentieth century. First begins to be used by young people as a sign of rebellion and discontent with the society of their elders. In the cinemas, dance halls, at parties, at church, was banned from wearing jeans. When Hollywood stars were also publicly wearing those pants of the workers and miners (lower classes), such as Marilyn Monroe and Marlon Brando, began the social acceptance of jeans. And the final consecration of the invention of Levi Strauss clothing compulsory in every closet, came in the '50s, with the birth of rock and roll. Both Elvis Presley and the actor James Dean, it is impossible to imagine without their blue jeans pants. The hippie movement would eventually devote to these pants and make them popular and world famous, being completely socially accepted since the early '70s. Today jeans are used both as everyday and casual clothing, as in high fashion chic costumes, and Levi Strauss is just one of the companies that make them, along with Wrangler and Lee, the most important sector, but also houses couture divisions have their jeans and there are also small local factories in different countries. As a curiosity it should be noted that Levi Strauss & Co, the company founded by the German trader in the nineteenth century, has a special division dedicated to documenting the history of the company and jeans pants. On its website, offers a special section, "for students and teachers, with several documents in PDF to download (although in English) with biographies of Levi Strauss, Jacob Davis, and other stories related to blue jeans pants.

2009-12-17T10:36:00.001-08:00

Cotton and Lycra. Silhouette Fits excellent fit Lycra Trousers. The history of jeans dates back to the nineteenth century in 1853, when the gold rush in the mines in the western U.S.

Its creation is the brainchild of a seller of Bavarian origin, at age 23 discovered that the fortune he was there for those who seek it. He was selling in the mining areas of the United States, sturdy fabrics for making tents and awnings for the carts.
Material sales were very low so it had analyzed the market and decided that what they really needed those pants men were sufficiently strong to withstand the extreme rigors of that job. And so the first born jeans.
The name, Jean, comes from the word Genoa, and from there was brought to the fabric, a tough and sturdy brown canvas with drawing up the first pants.
The first models, simple, spacious, with suspenders and brown, inspired Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis to register as the first blue jeans brand that since then and no longer manufactured with tent fabric but cotton resistant to wear and abuse, became part of the customs of the Americans.

The new material that replaced the canvas was a cotton twill fabric, which had been surprised by the quality of dyeing called Serge de Nimes, has been the most consumed material in history and today is known as Denim. Only one detail was missing and that he was advised by a tailor in Carson City: rivets at stress points. This was born Jean we know today.
The Jean left the farms and mines where World War II begins. The Marshall Plan was in its cargo for military bases a basic basket of food and blue jeans. They left the field to stay forever.
For the sixties and seventies the garment becomes a weapon in the process of equality. It is used by blacks, the poor, the rich, the hippies, men and women alike. Unisex fashion and the kids arrived were allowed to grow hair and the girls lost the forms with an extremely thin as well as cover their bodies with broad T-shirts and sweatshirts.
It was in the 80s when they entered through the front door of fashion and began to see changes in designs, and textures. The big factories made chemicals washing techniques and applications began to manufacture gold, to accommodate emerging trends.
By the late eighties were falling one by one the walls separating Texans from the workshops of the best designers in the world. The big fashion houses are devoting time and space to Jean. In competition in the market Versace, Armani and more though his target is none other than the major manufacturers are in this order: Levi's, Lee, Wrangler and Lois

2009-12-17T10:32:00.000-08:00

Cotton and Lycra. Silhouette Fits IDEA is compressed and SET. The Jean, a witness to history

During the century just ended, man has practiced many forms of change in all aspects. Some items have disappeared and others have mutated. Jean has survived the fads pasat and is still with us. Its creation is the brainchild of a seller of Bavarian origin, at age 23 found that Fortune was there for those who seek it. He was selling in the mining areas of the United States, sturdy fabrics for making tents and awnings for the carts.
Material sales were very low so I had analyzed the market and decided that what they really needed those pants men were strong enough to withstand the extreme rigors of that job. And so the first born jeans.
The name, Jean, comes from the word Genoa, and from there was brought to the fabric, a tough and durable brown canvas with drawing up the first pants. Wide straps and were a huge success and strengthened the company's sale of Levi.
Next step, the canvas was replaced by a cotton twill fabric, which had been surprised by the quality of dyeing called Serge de Nimes, has been the most consumed material in history and today is known as Denim. Only one detail was missing and that he was advised by a tailor in Carson City: rivets at stress points. This was born Jean we know today.
From there the story seen their players to wear the garment on multiple occasions. Great movie stars have used it as an emblem, as was the case of James Dean, the intellectuals seem to use it as a uniform, well, cowboys and even politicians are loyal users of this garment.
The Jean left the farms and mines where World War II begins. The Marshall Plan was in its cargo for military bases a basket of groceries and boils jeans. They left the field to stay forever.

For the sixties and seventies the garment becomes a weapon in the process of equality. It is used by blacks, the poor, the rich, the hippies, men and women alike. Unisex fashion and the kids arrived were allowed to grow hair and the girls lost the forms with an extremely thin as well as cover their bodies with broad T-shirts and sweatshirts.
In the eighties the Jean suffered a setback over as the trend was a sharper look. It experimented with new fabrics and Jean was generally detested by many closet. Sales fell alarmingly and marketing strategies were felt.
Came on the market are numerous ways to finish as the snow and washing chemical that gave you a new style and sales surged again to break from the industrial sector.
By the late eighties were falling one by one the walls separating Texans from the workshops of the best designers in the world. The big fashion houses are devoting time and space to Jean. In competition in the market Versace, Armani and more though his target is none other than the major manufacturers are in this order: Levi's, Lee, Wrangler and Lois
The Jean has survived the changes of climate, social, cultural beliefs, and has become one of the few witnesses of history that exist today.

2009-12-17T10:23:00.000-08:00

It is a pledge of control, ideal for everyday use, not marked with the clothes, zippers invisible. In 1850 gold rush in full, a Bavarian-born Jewish emigre in California discovered a remarkable reef without having to drive its beak. His name was Levi Strauss, marketed canvas for tents and wagons and had the idea to use this fabric to manufacture overalls pants can withstand the hard work of miners in the middle of the cracked rocks in the gold fields. A restless prospector told him that men, when digging, were in great need of pants that could comfortably carry and also had strong and durable pockets to keep on them samples of rocks found. Levi took note and request a tailor making a first pair of pants using the canvas that sold. Success was swift. Then change the canvas by a firm of cotton cloth manufactured in France and known as serge de Nimes. Its main advantage was that, to dye, indigo color remained constant. From the junction of the reference to blue, with the nickname that Genoese sailors were brought to the U.S. twill, jeans, denim was born.

On June 5, 1873 were sold the first pair of jeans, made for parts and mass produced. A symbol was born. During the Second World War, the jean was obligated luggage backpacks and allied soldiers, also giving opportunity to many competitors were born. Following the appearance of James Dean? Rebel Without a Cause? and Marlon Brando? Wild?, clad in tight pants, reached the garment image of freedom, individuality and rebellion. Young people from around the world have adopted it as a fetish irreplaceable. Hallucinatory trips through the age of Aquarius were always cowboys with huge floral prints. And comfort was again tested during demonstrations against the Vietnam, racism or dictatorships. In the 70s, even the fashion gurus decided to create their own models, turning them into a chic and elegant garment. The great creator Yves Saint Laurent, articife of many revolutions in the world of fashion have taken place, admitted shamelessly, on one occasion, that all his life regretted one thing not to have invented jeans .
Coarse fabrics, pockets and seams edged views are the defining characteristics of one of the most versatile clothing ever designed. Symbol of youth and comfort, it retains its hardness an appealing charm, which very few have been able to escape. Color, with plenty of tacks, elephant-footed, wide or narrow, everyone keeps a couple of them in the closet, even creating an almost love affair between the pants and its owner. And while the classic blue-jeans has more than a century old, remains unique.

THE LEVI? World's most expensive S
If anyone thought the levi? S were expensive, surely attack will know that the highest price is paid for a couple of them is $ 46,532 in 2001. But more surprising is who paid that amount was the same company that was invented 128 years earlier. In 1998 one of the numerous mines in the State of Nevada, the Western United States, appeared under a rock jeans completely filled with mud, dirty and bored. The surprise was when to pick them up and examine more fully realized that they had found Levi? S not about any one, but possibly the oldest found so today. Dated in the early 1880s, these Levi?? S were probably the first that came out of the hands of the manufacturers, the famous Levi Strauss shopkeeper and tailor Jacob Davis, as the company Levi Strauss & Co. created its first pair of pants with rivets in 1873. The Levi?? S of Nevada, were auctioned between 18 to May 25, 2001 and its estimated value was between $ 25,000 and $ 35,000, but in a last-minute bid forced the company to raise more, to reach final $ 46,532. And to think that once sold for 1.5 dollars. Levi Strauss & Co. bought in 1998 and also his other pants worth $ 25,000, dated 1890. These purchases that someone could be called absurd, have their rationale in the fact that the company lost much of the historical record in its headquarters in San Francisco during the fire caused by the earthquake in 1906 that devastated the city. Hence the obsession with the company to get something of their own history, lost in the disaster, no matter the price they have to pay.

2009-12-17T10:19:00.000-08:00

It's a very novel piece thanks to the enhancement exerted on the buttocks, designed with a band that stands up to 5cm and shapes the buttocks. Can be used as pawns to control or lipoinjection fat. The history of blue jean began in the mid-nineteenth century, from the hands of Levi Strauss, an immigrant from Bavaria (Germany) This man came to the United States at age 18, when he was forced to leave their country with his family after the death of his father.

By then there was J. Strauss Brother & Co, a drapery which is mainly engaged in selling fabrics, rustic and resistant to tents, tents, awnings and carts. Following his trip, the Strauss family settled in New York and Levi took over the business. Soon he realized the possibilities of expansion was on the West Coast, where Gold Rush was in full swing. Thus, in 1853 started his own shop with the name of Levi Strauss, related to that in New York.
Ten years later, they changed the name of your business by Levi Strauss & Co. and decided to make resistant pants, then realized that the miners needed a strong garment that supported the hard work. Shortly born overalls, made from brown denim, an adaptation of the fabric that was used in the manufacture of tents. The success was resounding and immediate acceptance.Later, when the material was exhausted, chose to replace it with a blue color.
By 1872, Jacob Davis, a tailor Lithuanian based in Reno, Nevada, who regularly buy items at Levi and then offer them to its customers, contacted for comment this problem existed with his pants and the possible solution. Your customers are complaining because the pockets of work pants are easily unstitched, being impractical to carry on getting the gold mines.
Similarly, Davis posed an alternative: the need to strengthen the corners of the pockets with small pieces of metal or rivets. Levi Strauss accepted the proposals immediately and set about patenting the idea to keep copies.
Legend has it that Davis told him his idea to Levi because he wanted to patent it and did not have $ 62 that were required for that process.
Davis joined the company, and May 20, 1873 this creation, which would revolutionize the fashion and became the most famous garment in history, was registered in the Patent and Trademark Office of the United States under the 139 121 number.
Thus was born the first officially trimmed Levi's trousers, called Waist Overoll or waist overalls, pants, indestructible by miners and ranchers. It was a trouser with a very basic, broad hips, almost square, with reinforced seams, buttonholes for shooters and three pockets. For the year 1879 sold for U.S. $ 1.46.
In 1886, it was added to the design label Two Horse Brand leather stitched to the waist, with the image of two horses pulling the pants and phrases in red letters: "Levi Strauss & Co.", "Original riveted", "Quality Clothing "and" Every Garment Guaranteed ".
From the jean overalls
Early twentieth century: Levi Strauss died in 1902 after 73 years of age, and left the company in the hands of his nephews, brothers Stern. The San Francisco earthquake occurred in 1906 destroyed the facilities of the company, so were the need to build a new headquarters at 250 Valencia Street, located in San Francisco, California state.

20 Years: The waist overalls became the most popular product in rural areas across the U.S. west coast. The word is recorded as Levi's trademark. Surge the first race of Levi's in the hands of Wrangler and Lee.
30 Years: Levi's takes the cowboy as his image, and celebrities like John Wayne and Gary Cooper look in his movies. In 1935 the Lady Levi's produced the first blue jeans for women, which closed down the side and did not fly.
40 Years: The waist overalls design change during World War II. American soldiers used Levi's jeans and jackets for the duration of the conflict. At that time, the pants began to associate with fun, leaving aside the hard work. At the end of the decade, Lee and Wrangler set out to conquer the international market.
50: They start to sell Levi's products across the United States and began exporting to Europe.In 1958 are presented in the American Pavilion at the Brussels World Fair. Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and James Dean are adopted as part of your wardrobe, and the pants become a symbol of rebellious youth of the time.
60: These pants are beginning to be called jeans. Jackets first appear, the first model with hood and boots fills Woodstock models with embroidery, studs, patches, patches and pins. Airs the first television commercial. The garments are displayed in Paris, Moscow, Prague and Warsaw.
70: For now, the jeans are an essential part of the wardrobe of many of the world population.They form a garment glamorous and totally fashionable.
80: The jean is suffering a slump in demand. Go to market the first pre-washed jeans.
90: All the fashion houses have their version of the jeans market and launch dozens of different accessories.
Siglo XXI: There are jeans for all models, colors, shapes and sizes to suit the tastes and lifestyle of each individual. Today more than ever this garment is basic, it is used for all occasions and adapts to many different styles. The jean has 131 years, and remains as valid as the first day.

2009-12-17T10:16:00.000-08:00

for people who want to control measures in abdomen, hip and legs.The sleeves are designed in cotton lycra for maximum softness and comfort. Jeans. The garment that changed the world
The 'cowboys' were born when a German and a Latvian took a French fabric with an Italian name to create clothes. The popular 135 years wearing suit meets the world. Used by kings and commoners, artists and workers, are a universal icon of fashion.

Text: Freddy F. Lazio / Photo: File - Internet
We know them as jeans [jinn], jeans [bluyins], cowboys, Texans, denim pants or jeans and are, undoubtedly, the most widely used garment in the world, to the point that, according to statistical calculations, at 30 global jeans are sold per second, which means the not inconsiderable figure of 2 million 592 000 pants every day or more than 946 million per year. There are some very exclusive brand sold in Milan, Paris or New York for figures exceeding U.S. $ 3,500 and also locally manufactured, sold in inns of Los Pozos, The Ramada or High San Pedro, and cost less 60 Bs. Its origin could not be less humble, as we shall see below, "but today is a universal icon of fashion. Synonym of youth dress, this year celebrates, however, its 135th anniversary festivities without major omnipresence in the majority of households in the world. Is there a person in one of the countries of the so-called Western civilization had not ever used a jeans?
In America the world The well-known garment was born in the United States 1873 by two German immigrants, a merchant and a tailor who took a Latvian-French fabric with tents that were made to sleep in the open and created what today is known as jeans. But history tells that the origin of the fabric was in the middle ages, more particularly in the seventeenth century. In the city of Nimes, France, developed a highly resistant cotton fabric due to weaving of the plot. The fabric began to be required by merchants from various cities in Europe, and popularly born the name of this fabric, fabric "of Nimes" (denim). The tissue was used for the manufacture of awnings and tents, for their great resistance to wind, water and friction.

Centuries later, in full gold rush in the U.S., the German merchant Levi Strauss decided to settle in the city of San Francisco to open a store selling tents to the miners. He discovered that the gold seekers tried comfortable clothes while tough to deal with the long and grueling day of work. Strauss took the thick brown canvas tents that sold and designed a model shots pants would become the 'big brother' of the actual jeans. Subsequently, our ingenious merchant fabric imported from France produced in Nimes (denim) pants and began to be made from this fabric. The denim fabric was transported by Genoese sailors fabric dyed with indigo blue. The fabric began to be called 'the blue of Genoa "(blue of Jeanne) then drifting blue jeans. It got its name! With its characteristic blue color and the pants were a success and began to be applied by miners, farmers, railroad workers and cowboys, who purchased the garments for their durability, practicality and comfort, a really low price (at that time a jeans cost U.S. $ 1.50). But something was missing for the 'invention' was complete.

The tailor Jacob Davis (originally called Youphes Jacob), born in Riga (Latvia) in 1831 and came to America in 1854, told Levi Strauss had devised a system to avoid being broken by pants pockets. It consisted of a series of metal studs arranged in the corners of the pockets and on the boards, but did not have enough money to patent his invention, Strauss offered register together. The patent came in 1873 with registration No. 139 121 and so the pants were officially famous story ... But there is still some years before they become popular. The garment was used during the late nineteenth century by miners, farmers, cowboys and laborers, but in the twentieth century began to be introduced into the making of the dress of the soldiers, and the First and Second World War, jeans came to the old continent. However, the widespread use of the 'cowboys' began in the middle of the twentieth century.According to the book History of Jeans, were first used by young people as a sign of rebellion and discontent with society, because those years were forbidden entry to cinemas, dance halls, festivals, stadiums and even the temples, if was wearing those pants. When Hollywood stars were also publicly wearing the clothes of workers and miners, such as Marilyn Monroe and Marlon Brando, began the social acceptance of jeans. And the final consecration of the garment and apparel compulsory in every closet was in the 50s, with the birth of rock & roll. Both Elvis Presley and the actor James Dean is impossible to imagine without their blue jeans pants. The hippie movement eventually devote to these pants and make them popular and world famous, being completely socially acceptable since the 70s.In 1977, U.S. President Jimmy Carter became the first leader of that nation to wear jeans in public. After that historic occasion, every president who followed him did the same, except for George Bush.

2009-12-17T10:10:00.000-08:00

Why to feel unsafe wearing jeans?, if you can see beautiful and attractive. If the tests, you will not get other anymore. Evolution of the world's most popular garment

1873The German Levi Strauss and Latvian tailor Jacob Davis patented in the United States on canvas riveting system which gave rise to jeans as it is known today. The Levi Strauss & Co. was born this way.
1890The exclusive license expires Levi Strauss and then are hundreds of manufacturers of jeans.
1930The garment takes the cowboy as his image, and celebrities like John Wayne and Gary Cooper look in his movies.
1935Formulate the Lady Levi's, the first blue jeans for women, which closed down the side and did not fly.
1943For the first time a woman in jeans poses on the cover of a magazine. The model was Harper's Bazaar Betty Bacall, who later changed his name to Lauren Baccallar.
1950James Dean and Marlon Brando, Elvis Presley, and later claimed the spirit of rebellion associated with the use of jeans. Before, I was not allowed to use in theaters, stadiums, clubs and churches.
1977James Carter is the first U.S. president wearing jeans in public. All the presidents who followed him followed suit.
Comfort. Currently this piece is a symbol of youth, although its use is not restricted to this single segment.

2009-12-17T10:00:00.000-08:00

Are really raises tail, with its secret clothing, elasticity and texture of the material, have an effect that allows it acts as a belt, causing it to fit comfortably in the leg, and what is left below the buttocks move into the space to the curvature of the tail, thus producing the effect, "Pump Up". Jeans, jeans or jeans, we all know and all we have at least one in our closet.
Have adapted over time and today can be combined with all kinds of garments.
Cowboys take any age and are attached to any situation.
Its Origin
Its origin dates back to the nineteenth century, mines in the western U.S., when prospectors moved on carts from one place to another. One dealer thought that the fabric of the awnings of the carts could be used to create resistant pants for men who led a hard life. Thus, the first jeans were strong and durable fabric, brown, very broad, with shoulder straps.
They had such success among the farmers who once had to think of a more flexible fabric. The following Texans were incorporated cotton and rivets on the sides. The name is owed to the city of Genoa, which was where they brought the tissue. This became known as cowboys because most American farmers were engaged in cattle. Texans are also called by the U.S. state of Texas, where many traditional farming.
In the 60 and 70
Already in the twentieth century, demonstrated the importance that had this type of pants during the Second World War, when Allied troops reached them American jeans along with the supplies. In the 60s symbolized rebellion, a way to express to young people, whose idol was James Dean.
In jeans representing 70 class equality, as worn by hippies, men and women alike. They were also used by black and white, rich and poor.
In the 80 and 90
The 80 accounted for a recession in the use of jeans, because the fashion of the day marked another tissue type vamp and a more sophisticated look. But jeans factories were quick to adapt to new times with new techniques: chemical cleaning, the snow ... Also joined the Texans embellishments such as flowers stamped or embroidered in gold and applications closely conforming to the fashion of the time. The 90 have accounted for the recovery of jeans because the designers have incorporated in their collections. Currently companies such as Versace and Armani have denim. This has made the cowboys acquire more brand clothing and the famous Levi's jeans are a brand symbol.
Currently it seems unlikely that the cowboys come to lose the character of garment that you can use the public.