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Well you keep jabberin´, talk about this and that,

Don´t make me nervous,`cause I´m holding a baseball bat

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Speed! It had a good smell and a pretty sound. You taste it . . . hear it sing while you watched things streak by and felt the heart-tripping chill of it sometimes on close shaves to you bones. Then the deep breath and you were with-it. Really living it up. The life was swift and worth the risk. Learn More

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Lee´s heritage collection, Lee 101 takes inspiration from the 1950´s and the American workwear tradition, making use of exclusive premium denim.

 

The selvage denims are produced on the very same looms that, mostly exported to Japan, created the originals in the U.S. until 50 years ago.

New sizes up to  Waist 40. Lee used to make 101 only untill W36. 

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The real McCoy. Rolls-Royce of the creepers. George Hamilton Cox made his first creepers in 1949. The Cox factory still uses the same Goodyear welted construction, stitching the welt to the insole through the upper and lining. The insole is bedded on a layer of filler, so it molds to the shape of your foot. And the sole is made from natural plantation crepe. Learn More

Myra Gale Brown donned unconventional attire for her Dec. 12, 1957, wedding to her second cousin, rock star Jerry Lee Lewis, then 22, in a chapel in Hernando, Miss.

 

Myra, who was just 13, kept on the shirtwaist dress she wore to her eighth-grade class that morning. "I was a typical 13-year-old—bubble gum, poodle skirt, ponytail. I adored him. He drove me to school if I missed the bus."

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Mexican Joe was wild and reckless

He walked into a honky-tonk in Texas

Looking for some real romance and pettin'

On a barroom stool alone this doll was settin'

 

He walked up to the bar and said,

"I think I'll have a drink Three fingers of tequilla; will clear my head, I think."

Well, she looked around and caught his eye

And Joe said, "I ... yi, yi, yi, yi."

When Mexican Joe met Jole Blon.

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James Dean in a pair of Lee 101 jeans in Rebel Without A Cause was the birth of the the American teenager.The unreal blue of his jeans was actually achieved by over dying. All the denim used in the film was dipped to make the dye appear more vibrantly blue, as using Technicolor would have made it appear muddy green on screen.

People are getting bigger, so Lee 101 rider has new sizes W 38 and W 40. 

 

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Today I met the boy I'm gonna marry

 

He's all I wanted all my life and even more

 

He smiled at me and the music started playing

 

Here comes the bride when he walked through the door

 

Today I met the boy I'm gonna marry

 

The boy who's life and dreams and love I wanna share

 

The boy whose on my hand a band of gold will bear

 

The band of gold I always dreamed I'd wear

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Mexican Joe was wild and reckless

He walked into a honky-tonk in Texas

Looking for some real romance and pettin'

On a barroom stool alone this doll was settin'

 

He walked up to the bar and said,

"I think I'll have a drink Three fingers of tequilla; will clear my head, I think."

Well, she looked around and caught his eye

And Joe said, "I ... yi, yi, yi, yi."

When Mexican Joe met Jole Blon.

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Is it Bettie or Betty? While it reportedly says "Betty Mae Page" on her birth certificate, "Bettie" is the form that she has always used since she was a child (such as for signatures), so Bettie is therefore the preferred spelling. However, whether due to oversight or for the sake of simplification, in her 1950's photos and films she was often billed as "Betty Page." So for Bettie or worse, today the two spellings are used more or less interchangeably. Learn More

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