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The first recorded denim jacket was created in the United States in about 1880 by Levi Strauss, approximately ten years after he had invented jeans as a new type of work apparel intended for use by cowboys, miners, and railroad workers.[1] The "Type III" denim jacket, introduced by Levis Strauss & Co. in 1962,[a] has been described as the Denim jacket "to rule them all".[4] Also known as "the trucker jacket", design elements of the Type III include a tapered style, welt hand pockets, and bar tacks which hold down chest pocket and sleeve openings.[2]

In 2017, Google collaborated with Levi Strauss & Co. to develop a "connected" denim jacket described by Wired as the "denim jacket of the future".[5] The underlying technology, named "Jacquard," encompassed a processor, a built-in battery, and a special yarn that gave the bottom of the arm a pseudo-touchscreen functionality.[5] The same year, New York Fashion Week featured several denim jackets, with The Guardian predicting that the denim