Levi’s® is taking workwear back to its roots through a new collaboration built around craftsmanship, community and environmental responsibility.
Launching in Singapore on 25 July 2026, the Levi’s® x Sky High Farm Goods collection combines Levi’s® denim heritage with the farm-inspired design language of Sky High Farm Goods. The result is an eight-piece range made for everyday movement, from city streets to hands-on work.
More importantly, the collaboration connects fashion with a wider mission to support food justice and regenerative agriculture.
From the Farm to the City
Artist Dan Colen and Daphne Seybold founded Sky High Farm Goods in 2022 to support Sky High Farm, a nonprofit farm and food-equity organisation based in New York’s Hudson Valley.
The farm uses regenerative agricultural practices to produce nutrient-dense food while improving soil health, supporting biodiversity and increasing access to fresh food for communities in need. Meanwhile, Sky High Farm Goods helps generate awareness and revenue for this work through clothing and creative partnerships.
That purpose fits naturally with Levi’s®, a brand originally shaped by the practical needs of workers. Both brands understand that clothing can serve a real function while reflecting the values of the people who wear it.
The collection uses organic and transitional cotton. Transitional cotton comes from farmland currently moving away from conventional methods towards certified organic or regenerative practices. Therefore, the materials reflect a broader effort to create a more thoughtful and connected supply chain.
The partnership also avoids simply borrowing the visual codes of farmwear. Instead, it recognises the people, land and labour that shaped the workwear category in the first place.
New Workwear Made to Be Lived In
Rather than updating existing products, Levi’s® and Sky High Farm Goods created new silhouettes that combine elements from both brands.
The collection includes a loose everyday farmers’ jean, a Type III zip-trucker jacket, a farmers’ chore coat, a zip work vest, a pocket T-shirt, shorts and double-knee overalls. Women’s-specific pieces include straight-leg jeans and a classic ringer tee, while an all-over-print gardening tote completes the range.
Each design features practical and visual details such as triple stitching, custom shanks, jacron patches and Sky High Farm Goods’ strawberry moon embroidery. The collection also introduces a customised Levi’s® L-tab featuring SHFG’s Cloud S, referencing the recognisable Big E detail from Levi’s® history.
Although the range takes inspiration from agricultural uniforms, its relaxed fits and functional details make it equally suited to urban wardrobes. The pieces feel durable without looking overly rugged, giving the collection a clear farm-to-city identity.
The campaign strengthens this connection between rural and urban life. Directed by Ben Solomon and photographed by Ilya Lipkin, it places the world of farming against the cobblestoned streets of Bond Street in New York City.
By bringing farm imagery into the city, the campaign highlights the relationship between the land, the people who grow food and the communities that consume it. It also reminds viewers that food systems can feel distant, even though they influence everyday life.
Ultimately, Levi’s® x Sky High Farm Goods shows why workwear continues to remain relevant. Its appeal comes from more than trends. It reflects durability, comfort and authenticity, qualities that rarely lose their place in fashion.
The collection will be available from 25 July 2026 at 10am at selected Levi’s® stores in Singapore and online at Levi’s® Singapore.
