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The public image: Levi Strauss

By Gautam Malkani

Published: November 2 2009 22:03 | Last updated: November 2 2009 22:03

Territory: US
Agency:
Wieden & Kennedy, Portland
Verdict: 4 star rating

Levi Strauss was once the undisputed Marlon Brando of branding, with each new campaign heralded as an instant classic. But since the mid-1990s, the jeans maker has struggled to connect with a youth market too smitten with glitzy designer labels to care for the company’s traditional brand values that emphasise heritage and authenticity.

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