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Posted: June 26, 2008
Levi Strauss joins tenants at 675,000 s/f Legacy Place open air project
According to WS Development, Levi's has signed a lease to join Legacy Place. Invented in 1873 by Levi Strauss, Levi's Jeans are the original, authentic jeans. Levi's Jeans have captured the attention, imagination and loyalty of generations of diverse individuals in more than 110 countries around the world and continue to do so today through jeanswear innovation.
Levi's collections include Levi's 501 original jeans, Levi's Eco made with 100% organic cotton, Levi's Vintage Clothing offering reproductions of archival jeans, and Levi's Capital E where each pair is an original, made by hand.
Legacy Place is a 675,000 s/f open-air project that is currently under construction. Scheduled to open summer 2009, Legacy Place will feature a contemporary blend of fashion, restaurants and entertainment tenants, including:
*Whole Foods Market
*L.L.Bean
*Cinema de Lux
*Borders
*Kings
*Victoria's Secret/Pink
*P.F. Chang's China Bistro
*Banana Republic
*Legal Sea Foods
*City Sports
*Ann Taylor
*Limited Too
*Thom Brown Shoes
*Ruth's Chris Steak House
*Gap
*344
*Bath & Body Works
*Finale
*Lucky Brand Jeans
*Gap Kids
*Ann Taylor LOFT
*Cold Stone Creamery
*Green Tangerine Day Spa & Salon
*Sunglass USA
*Urban Outfitters
*Stil Hus
*Qdoba Mexican Grill
*Stride Rite
*Gymboree
*Bebe
*baby Gap
*H&M
*The Paper Store
*Fossil
*Gap Body
*Au Bon Pain
*lululemon athletica
*Merrell Shoes & Apparel
*ALDO
*Claire's
*Starbucks
*National Amusements
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