Lined Type 1 N' Type 3 (Sherpa) Trucker Denim Jacket Levis Premium Review Comparison.

Levi’s Type I Jacket
We’ll start with the Levi’s Type I jacket. This jacket first appeared in the early 1905 and identifiable by its 506XX lot number. Early models had no front pocket flap and prior to the 1936 version, there was no infamous Big “E” red tab anywhere on the jacket.
Type I jackets also contain a pronged cinch-back or “clincher” located lower center of the jacket. These so called “clinchers” used a sliver buckle dating from the early 1900s-late 1930s, Levi’s started using bronze buckles to cut back on costs during wartime rationing in the 1940s.
Levi’s Type III Jacket
Last but not least, we have the “Type III” Jacket, which is probably the most recognizable jacket style. During the early 1960’s Levi’s introduced the 557XX, also known as the Trucker Jacket. This jacket was a complete modification from the previous jackets, coming in as the first jacket to feature the now famous pointed pocket flaps and a slim fitting cut.
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1967 Levi’s Type III Jacket (Rough Wash)
The 557 series evolved to the 70505, 71205 and 70518 based on its design. Some of the design change are as follows: The Big ‘E’ Type III range from the 50’s - 71 and Small ‘e’ Tab range from 72 - present. An alternative way to determine the difference in the period is by checking if there are two lower hand pockets. If yes: mid 80s - present; if no: 50s-Mid 80s

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