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Join Levi Strauss & Co. Historian Tracey Panek on a journey to explore a remarkable discovery in California’s Mono Basin—a pair of Levi's® 201 jeans found in a deteriorating cabin dating to the late 1800s. The Levi's® jeans were wedged between logs as insulation for snowy winter nights. Bits of striped fabric, square head nails and a piece of a blanket-lined Levi's® jacket were also found at the cabin. But it was an obsidian arrowhead that provided a clue to the identity of the Levi's® wearer–a member of the Mono Lake Kootzaduka’a tribe of Northern Paiutes. Follow Tracey as she learns more about the Native American Levi's® owner and travel to the Paiute Cemetery in Nevada where he was buried in 1929. If you enjoyed this video, please like and share! Subscribe to the Levi's® YouTube channel to learn more about America's favorite denim. SUBSCRIBE: To shop Levi's® visit: Connect with us online: WEBSITE: FACEBOOK: INSTAGRAM: TIKTOK: @levis/ TWITTER: PINTEREST:
