WorldPhoto: HT HealthWhy Jeans Have a Leather Patch on the Back: History Explained
The leather patch on the back of jeans originated as a practical branding feature in the 19th century. In 1873, Levi Strauss & Co. and tailor Jacob Davis patented riveted work trousers, which evolved into modern blue jeans. In 1886, Levi Strauss introduced the Two Horse trademark on a leather patch above the back pocket, symbolizing the jeans' strength and durability.
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