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How Levi’s Is Building a Broader Wardrobe Business in China

Levi’s 2026 China activations connect ROSÉ’s audience, premium denim and customization to a broader wardrobe proposition. The retail lesson is to give every marketing investment a clear merchandising role.

Levi’s Shanghai Xintiandi pop-up entrance with a giant copper-button installation
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How Levi’s Is Building a Broader Wardrobe Business in China

Levi’s Shanghai Xintiandi pop-up, July 2026. Image: Levi’s, via SocialBeta.

Levi’s is giving shoppers in China more reasons to buy into the brand: a ROSÉ capsule, premium denim collections, personalized products and outfits that extend beyond a pair of jeans. Its 2026 activity across Chengdu, Shanghai and Beijing shows how marketing and merchandising can work together to broaden a heritage brand’s business.

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