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Materials
Composition
79% Cotton: A very soft and pleasant material whose properties include tensile strength and elongation at break.
1% Elastane: used in combination with other materials, especially for its excellent flexibility - its fiber can stretch up to three times its normal length and then return to its original state.
14% Lyocell
6% Elastomultiester
Material
Denim
Care instructions
Washable in a washing machine 30º
Do not use bleach
Don't clean chemically
Iron to lowest setting
Dry in a tumble dryer to a slight degree
Wash inside out
Lee is an iconic American brand of jeans and casual wear. Let's delve into its fascinating history:
Founding and beginnings:
Lee was founded in 1889 by Henry David Lee as the HD Lee Mercantile Company in Salina, Kansas. Initially, the company made pants and jackets.
The brand became famous with the introduction of the Union-All work overalls in 1913 and the first overalls in 1920.
Lee continued to innovate and in 1926 introduced the world's first ever zippered jeans (101Z).
In the 1930s and 1940s, Lee became the leading manufacturer of workwear in the United States.
The iconic Lazy "S" stitching on the back pocket became synonymous with Lee jeans.
Lee also produced Buddy Lee advertising dolls at this time.
Expanding horizons:
In the 1950s, Lee expanded into leisurewear.
It split from VF Corporation and became part of Kontoor Brands11.
Lee's enduring legacy lies in purposeful design, craftsmanship and a commitment to inspiring people to stand tall and live confidently. Whether you're wearing their classic jeans or exploring their casual collections, Lee continues to be a beloved brand around the world!
| Carrier | Price | Delivery days |
|---|---|---|
| DHL Premium - express | from 13 € | From Thursday 1.1.2026 |
| FedEx | from 12 € | From Friday 2.1.2026 |
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