Gift Concepts for Levi’s
A holiday gift program for Levi’s: six small collections named for San Francisco streets, built in cut-edge leather, waxed canvas and bandana prints, with kraft packaging for most pieces.
Earlier workFrom my years as a hands-on designer at Randa, before I moved into leading the team.

At a glance
The idea
Two material families: cut-edge leather with heavy pull-up, and mixed waxed canvas, wool and milled leather.
The collections
6Collections named for San Francisco streets, from wallets and flasks to bags and neckwear.
The packaging
Earthtone kraft, raw craft materials, embossing and foil hits, with the red Batwing on every piece.
Two families, one gift story
The program split into two material families. Sandokan used cut-edge leather with heavy pull-up. Pitstop mixed waxed canvas, wool and heavy milled leather.
Each family broke into small collections named for San Francisco streets, a nod to Levi’s hometown: Lombard and Montgomery for Sandokan, and Haight, Castro, Belden and Battery for Pitstop.

From wallets to weekenders
The range ran from slimfolds, card cases and smartphone pockets to flasks, coaster sets, travel kits, a bike tool roll, bags, ties, bow ties and pocket squares. Use the arrows to page through the book.
Packaging made for gifting
Most pieces came with their own packaging: kraft cards, boxes, wraps and hang tags in earthtone colors with embossing and foil hits, and the red Batwing as the one constant.






More packagingThree more cards from the program
















