Showing posts with label Flemings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flemings. Show all posts
Sunday, 16 April 2017
Flemings jeans from Liverpool
Circa 1963 before and after, these well made jeans were sold close to Tysons Building Contractors of 5 Dryden Street where I worked and just off Scotland Road , Liverpool.
They can now be bought once again!
They can now be bought once again!
A Brief History of Flemings
The first and possibly the most credible name in jeanswear to come out of Merseyside. W H Fleming founded his clothier company in the Scotland road area of Liverpool in the year 1881. Eight years after Levi Strauss won the patent for riveted pants in the USA, W H Fleming had imported the idea and began manufacturing similar work- wear for the seamen of this fair port.
http://www.flemingsjeansliverpool.com/about.html
Size 34 will cost you just GBP30.00
Postage to RSA is only GBP14 so still less than you will pay for Levi's in the UK today?
http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol/exhibitions/liverpoollives/william_henry_fleming.aspx
They offer a logo with the Liver Bird on the pocket or without it, also the name on the back of the jeans as we normally find.
A letter head and a note as a reference?
Dated 12 /01/1911, does 150 Scotland Road in Liverpool still exist, it was on the city end of the road and a lot of road re planning has taken place down there over the years.
A letter head and a note as a reference?
My thanks to http://www.liverpoolpicturebook.com/2014/09/Picsoftheday.html for the use of their picture.
There is a new brand logo now, is it new or a copy of the old one?
My thanks to the Liverpool Picture Book for posting the photos.
This one was taken on Walton Road in 1973.
In case your wondering, I have no asscociation with Flemings and I have never owned a pair of their jeans, maybe one day?
Roy
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