Lee Jeans for Women

LEE JEANS FOR WOMEN

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Lee Jeans for Women. Retro and authentic American Denim brand, Lee Jeans was founded in 1889 by Henry David Lee. Lee Jeans hold claim to a fair few firsts including the invention of the zip fly, the first overalls and the first ever slim fit denim jacket. 

Summer in the city is the theme for Lee Jeans women's 2018 collection, a mixture of vintage 70s design and retro 90s denim looks with the 90s inspired Mom Pencil Skirt, 70s vintage look bootcut flare jeans and seventies retro stripe tees and skinny rib tops. This seasons colours include super seventies stonewash blue denim, soft pastel pinks and summer ecru and white jeans, mixed with striped tops and t-shirts. Jeans fits includ the Scarlett Super Skinny, a dramatic fitted and flattering pair of jeans which hug you in all the right places, and the Elly slim jeans, a sophisticated slim sihouette with a subtly high rise waist and the sister to the Scarlett style. Lastly, the Hoxie Slim Bootcut arrives this season to complete the retro 70s look in a perfect stonewash denim. 

The Lee Mercantile Company was founded by Henry David Lee in 1889, when Lee opened his first garment factory in Salina, Kansas, producing dungarees and jackets. In 1913, the Union-All work jumpsuit was created, followed by the first-ever "Overall" in 1920 - laying the foundation for Lee's early growth. Also in 1920, the Buddy Lee doll was launched for promotional use, but quickly became a popular play doll. Through the '20s, Lee introduced many new innovations to manufactured denim, most notably the zip fasten fly. Throughout the '30s and '40s Lee continued to build on their brand, becoming the USA's number 1 manufacturer of work clothes. During the 50s Lee ventured into casual wear. Lee expanded its presence throughout the 60s, spreading to 51 countries and consolidating with VF Corporation in 1969. The company continued to expand its fashion lines throughout the 70s, 80s and 90s, launching Lee National Denim Day® in 1996.