Levi’s and Sky High Farm Goods have built a new eight-piece workwear collection around a practical goal: helping cotton growers manage the costly transition to organic farming. Made with organic and transitional cotton, the capsule gives familiar denim staples a more credible connection to the agricultural labor they have long referenced.

The Levi’s x Sky High Farm Goods lineup includes loose and straight jeans, baggy utility shorts, double-knee overalls, a Type III zip-Trucker jacket, a chore coat, zip-work vest, and pocket tee. Broad proportions keep the pieces functional, while triple-needle stitching, utility pockets, rivet reinforcements, and custom shanks bring genuine workwear structure. Sky High Farm Goods’ moon-and-strawberry embroidery supplies the collection’s most visible signature.

The smaller details are equally deliberate. Jacron patches and custom hardware distinguish the denim, while a co-branded L-tab replaces the familiar letter with Sky High Farm Goods’ cloud-shaped “S.” The treatment nods to the uppercase “E” found on pre-1971 Levi’s denim without turning collector history into an oversized graphic.

Its strongest feature, however, remains the cotton itself. Organic certification can take as long as three years, during which growers absorb the added work without commanding the full organic premium. Purchasing transitional cotton helps reduce that financial gap while the farmland is being converted.

The Levi’s x Sky High Farm Goods collection is available worldwide through both brands, the Levi’s App, and select stores. Prices range from $65 for the pocket tee to $225 for the overalls, with jeans at $145 and the chore coat at $195.