Levi's CEO doesn't wash his jeans - and he says you shouldn't either
The executive maintains that jeans should never be put in the washing machine.
In a post on LinkedIn called "The Dirty Jeans Manifesto," Bergh explains that he keeps his jeans out of the washing machine in order to save water.
"We learned that an average pair of jeans consumes roughly 3,500 liters of water - and that is after only two years of use, washing the jeans once a week," Bergh writes. "Nearly half of the total water consumption, or 1,600 liters, is the consumer throwing the jeans in the washing machine. That's equivalent to 6,700 glasses of drinking water!"
He also says that not washing the jeans helps them last longer.
Bergh also responded to a previously unanswered question: How does he clean his jeans when they get dirty?
He spot cleans his jeans with a washcloth, "if they aren't a total mess."
On the rare occasion the denim does need a wash, he handwashes and hang dries them.
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