The Jacquard jacket by Levis and powered by Google was one the most useful and stylish gift I received this year, it came right on time for Christmas and to make my commute around the city easier. I loved the style so much that it made me go back in time and remember the old Levis commercials. My music keeps me happy and entertained anywhere I go, with the Jacquard Jacket features I can listen to it hands-free like a dream come true.
Before you start to read the post make sure to listen to my playlist selection below with my favorite Levis Commercials songs throwout the time especially picked for you!
What is the Jacquard technology? Jacquard naturally pairs technology with your everyday essentials like a jacket, a bag or shoes connecting to the digital life in the most creatives ways.
Video explaining the functionality of the Jacquard Jacket
Supported by this idea Jacquard partnered with Levis and Google to create the first Levi’s commuter jacket powered by both to make the commuters life easier.
When you live in a fast-paced New York life, anything that improves the experience of the commute is welcomed by me, and I am sure by all the other New Yorkers too.
The iconic Commuter trucker has an interactive garment that enables to manage the device with a touch or gesture on the left sleeve, powered by a Google mobile app. When paired with your phone, you just merely touch or tap the sleeve without reach the device. You can listen to your music and switch hands-free anytime, keep track of your jacket, get directions, receive alerts from a text or phone call.
Now every time I am wearing my Jacquard Jacket, it will notify me when my lyft shared ride is arriving lighting or vibrating the snap tag.
I find fantastic where the technology can take us nowadays it is associated with our essentials products, and the fact they walk together with fashion is even better.
Levis is an iconic brand throughout the times and it will never be old-fashioned. The first jeans made out of denim using the rivets came out in 1873 by Levis Strauss and Jacob Davis, and from there until now Levis has been creating everyday wearable products for many generations.
Women wearing the Levis jeans in the 1930s
All the time the name Levis comes to my mind I associated to their iconic commercials, always fun and bringing memorable visual and musical experiences to make us dance and sing along.Inspired on that I created the looks that could possibly create using my Jacquard Levis Jacket with it.
The first look came based to the original way the brand was created to support a working class that needed stronger pants to work. The concrete jungle is always under construction making the perfect scenario for that.
I paired my Jacquard jacket with a pair of jeans and boots, doing what I most like to do witch is listening to music wherever I go. The Levis commercial I used for inspiration is the new one “ Circles” where mix all different nationalities and background in a big street party.
The second look I went all the way back to the ’50s to show you can wear vintage and be a ladylike wearing your Jacquard Jacket. The commercial that inspired to this look is the “ Be my baby” one from the end of the ’80s, it is definitely one of the most iconic and memorable ones that make us sing along with the music.
I indeed sang many times while listening using my super high tech Jacquard Jacket features and it is stuck in my mind until now. Be my, Be my baby, Be my baby now oh oh….
Being able to keep the good memories alive and combine with the new technologies is definitely a great way to go! I think I will make great use of my Jacquard Levis Jacket powered by the Google app that it will be simple for me to listen to my music, get directions and get alerts for my lyft rides.
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