levi's Boucle Shacket

Name: levi's Boucle Shacket
Brand: levi's
SKU: B1898681
Price: 150.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Levi's Boucle Shacket channels city-cozy with a tactile twist. Covered in curly boucle, it feels soft and a touch luxe, with a curved hem that keeps the silhouette easy and flattering. At 31 inches, it sits somewhere between a denim jacket and a lightweight coat, while the abundance of pockets inside and out adds practical charm to the texture-forward look.

Front button closure and spread collar keep the line clean, while front flap-patch pockets and an interior chest pocket offer space for the everyday smalls without bulk. The relaxed yet structured fit layers smoothly over tees or knitwear and pairs with denim or tailoring for a seamless day-to-night shift. The boucle texture catches light with movement, giving the whole look a little polish as you transition from errands to after-hours plans.

Levi's continues its legacy of everyday wearability with a tactile update in this shacket. It nods to current outerwear codes—rich texture, practical pockets, versatile length—while staying true to the brand's easy, lived-in ethos. Style it with straight-leg denim and chunky boots for a cool-casual vibe, or pair with a midi skirt to elevate the texture-forward moment.

Materials / Fabrication

Curly textured fabric (shacket)
31" length
Front button closure
Spread collar
Front flap-patch pockets
Interior chest pocket
Lined: 100 percent polyester
Imported

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold on gentle cycle; tumble dry low.
Do not bleach.
Reshape while damp; lay flat to dry or hang to finish drying to preserve texture.
Iron on low heat or steam; use a pressing cloth to protect texture.

Lookbooks

Rosé Appears In Levi’s “Behind Every Original” Global Rollout

Levi’s “Behind Every Original” debuted with a Super Bowl placement, anchoring the launch around the anthem film “Backstory.” The film was directed by Kim Gehrig and flips expectations by showing its cast — including Rosé, inviting viewers to interpret identity, attitude, and style through how denim sits, moves, and exists in the frame. Rosé is featured as a named cast member in the campaign’s creative universe, positioned alongside athletes, creators, and cultural figures. Rather than relying on a classic celebrity reveal, the film’s design centers on Levi’s denim codes and the unique visual language that the brand has built over generations.

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Few collaborations manage to feel both reverent and radical, but Levi’s x Kiko Kostadinov does just that. For their second womenswear capsule, Laura and Deanna Fanning reimagine denim through their directional lens, bringing archival cues face to face with sculptural lines and technical details. The result is a five-piece offering that feels made for today’s girl who wants history stitched into her modern wardrobe. Shown during Kiko Kostadinov’s Spring Summer 2025 Paris runway, the collection landed with buzz that felt as much about cultural energy as it was about silhouettes.

Beyoncé and Levi’s Launch Denim Drop with Western Glam Energy

Leave it to Beyoncé to shake up the denim game with her newest drop: BEYONCÉ X LEVI’S. This is not just another capsule collab—it’s a full-scale reinvention of denim through the lens of one of pop culture’s most enduring icons. Debuting with a sultry campaign film, The Denim Cowboy, the collection reinterprets Levi’s archival visuals from the ’80s and ’90s and sets them to a reworked version of “Levii’s Jeans” from Cowboy Carter. The synergy between the music, the styling, and the slow-burn nostalgia makes it clear: Bey isn’t riding trends, she’s rewriting fashion history. With dusty plains, rhinestone cowgirl energy, and a wink to vintage Americana, the campaign is a love letter to denim’s past—but with Beyoncé firmly in the director’s chair of its future.

About Levi's

Levi’s is a global denim house that has become synonymous with the classic fashion, workwear staple – jeans. It was in 1852, when Levi Strauss, an immigrant from Bavaria opened a dry goods company in San Francisco during the height of the California Gold Rush, where he recognized the need to create clothes for hardworking people that can endure any challenges of which the heavy physical work may bring. This was the first ‘blue jeans’ were made. Shop the latest collection from Levi’s, ranging in jeans, jackets, sweatshirts, tops, tees, pants, overalls, and more.