Marcelo Burlon County of Milan Laser Prints Levi’s
Levi’s jeans and jean jackets are the chosen canvasses for Marcelo Burlon County of Milan’s latest drop.
The Italian men’s brand applied a laser treatment to the denim pieces, recreating the allover tonal patchwork motif that reoccurs in its collections.
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The collection includes an oversized Levi’s Vintage Trucker jacket made with organic cotton. The style is modeled after the Type II Trucker and has a boxy fit and worn-in wash. It also includes the 551Z straight leg jeans—a tribute to the first pre-shrunk Levi’s jeans. The jeans are made with fabric from Kaihara Mills in Japan.
The laser printed patchwork design fits in with recent drops from the print-focused brand. Marcelo Burlon County of Milan’s new arrivals include jeans with patchwork bandana patches, multi-print Hawaiian shirts and checkered hoodies and sweatpants.
The collection retails for $495-$550 and is available now in limited quantities at Marcelo Burlon County of Milan’s Milanese flagship store County of Milan and on Levi’s website.
It’s a big year for Levi’s collaborations. The 150th anniversary of the Levi’s 501 jean spurred partnerships with Born x Raised, JJJJound, MNTGE, Nigo and more.
