Vintage clothing ads

From Seventeen, December 1978

Lee, the authentic American denim brand since 1889, and the original workers' outfitter, celebrates 125 years of denim know-how and more than a century of making all-round amazing jeans. From the creation of founder Henry David Lee’s first pair of overalls in Kansas in 1911, to the world’s first zip-fly jeans, Lee’s craftsmanship, quality and superior it dressed cowboys and rodeo stars, and the blue-collar workforce of America. Worn by teen rebels and Hollywood pin-ups from James Dean to…

A look at ads from the iconic American jeans company

Dickies Ad from July 16, 1956 isue of Life magazine. Logo hasn't changed in over 50 years. No need to switch from what "works".

Hand’s up, we thought Levi’s 501s were the coolest denim output of the all-American brand.

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This double feature blog post goes out to all of the ladies playing under the table games. The ads below were made 7 years apart and more than anything this probably speaks to the cyclical nature of advertising. We’ll kick it off in 1973 with a vintage sneaker ad featuring the Converse Coach and Ja

Ad for New Freedom sanitary napkins from McCall's magazine, March 1973.