The Levi’s® Brand Takes Flight with Elevated Global Craftsmanship for Fall/Winter 2026 Blue Tab™ Collection
Rooted in premium denim and elevated icons, Blue Tab™ is the Levi’s® brand’s most pinnacle and sophisticated expression of the […]
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Rooted in premium denim and elevated icons, Blue Tab
is the Levi’s® brand’s most pinnacle and sophisticated expression of the denim lifestyle. Blue Tab combines the brand’s authentic, timeless aesthetic with bespoke craftsmanship, infused with modernity. The Fall/Winter 2026 Blue Tab collection draws inspiration from 1940s aviators and early female pilots like Amelia Earhart, translating the romance of flight into a rigorously modern wardrobe that spans denim, leather, suede, cashmere, and wool.
This season marks a significant evolution for Blue Tab, expanding beyond its roots in Japanese denim craftsmanship to embrace pinnacle materials and elevated construction from around the world. The collection balances a heritage denim capsule – grounded in Levi’s® archival silhouettes – with an entirely new range of luxury fabrications, from Italian-made leather and suede to cashmere-wool knitwear and eight-wale corduroy. Japanese craftsmanship and pure indigo denim remain central to the collection, now joined by materials that signal Blue Tab’s emergence as a truly global premium offering.
For men, the collection leads with outerwear that reinterprets classic flight gear. The Pilot Jacket takes inspiration from a 1950s pilot jacket, updated with a modern fit and refined trims. The Suede Bomber, crafted in Italy in a rich deep-toned suede, reimagines the classic bomber in self-fabric. The Denim Bomber draws on a historical 1980s Levi’s® garment, preserving its distinctive round shoulder while sharpening the silhouette, and pairs with the wide barrel-leg Denim Cargo with a vintage wash. The Casual Blazer in eight-wale corduroy and the Shirt Jacket – featuring a corduroy collar and a double-faced interior paying tribute to the historical Levi’s® blanket stripe – round out the outerwear. Tops include a Boxy Shirt in Jaspe denim, a short-sleeve shirt with a fine Japanese stripe, a cotton Turtleneck Sweatshirt, and a classic Cashmere Sweater in oatmeal and grey heather. The new Pencil Slim – a non-stretch, slightly high-rise straight leg with Orange Tab construction details – joins the Wide Leg Flyer and Chino Trouser in bottoms.
The women’s range opens with the Flight Jacket, a textured Italian leather style inspired by Earhart-era imagery, paired with a wide-leg Denim Pleated Trouser in pure indigo 2×1 denim. The Sherpa Jacket, with its updated silhouette, pairs with a flared pure indigo Circle Skirt alongside a strong-shouldered double-breasted wool Blazer. New tops include the oversized Core Woven in a fine shirting, a scallop-edged cotton Lace Woven, and a slim-top Denim Flare Dress in lightweight Japanese denim. The Denim Shirt Dress arrives in heavyweight denim with an intentional surface-damaged texture across the entire garment. In bottoms, the new ‘70s Flare joins the line alongside the Italian-made Suede Pencil Skirt – a mid-rise classic silhouette in warm, rich suede – and continuing styles including the Blue Tab 70s 501®, Drop Barrel, and Denim Pleat Trouser.
