Levi Strauss to launch ‘value’ supermarket range

Levi Strauss today confirmed it wants to use supermarkets to sell a new range of discount clothing.

Levi Strauss today confirmed it wants to use supermarkets to sell a new range of discount clothing.

It comes despite a bitter legal battle with Tesco over the right of the chain to sell cut-price Levis sourced from the so-called “grey market” outside Europe without the consent of the jeans maker.

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