http://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/20...the-yoga-pant/

Get that clickbait title. Not even true since Levi's is not bankrupt.

Nawt Levi's still making 5 BILLION compared to lulumon's 300 million.


Nawt Levi's sales going UP over the last 10 years

Jeans are sexy, wtf are you talking about ?

Title still not true since the company is still making a profit. Their revenue just went down.

Not to mention that if you look at the graphs YOU posted, their revenue has been rising for years after it dropped in the 90's.


Stay out of date though...

that is what the article says if you read it. Reported for flamebait and being out of topic

Who the hell wears yoga pants on the daily?

Jeans are a staple and will continue to be one unless there's some sort of revolutionary change (which clearly doesn't involve yoga pants).

let yo booty do that yoga
flex it

I did read the article. A step you seem to have skipped.

No where in the article does it say that it has lost billions. That is a lie you made up.

What it ACTUALLY says:

"revenue exceeding $7 billion. Sales have since sagged to $4.8 billion."

Decreasing revenue does not equal money lost. Anyone who has taken a high school business class knows that you CANNOT actually lose money on revenue. It is impossible.

Revenue is the total amount of money brought in by a company. You can take a loss when you calculate profits on the other hand, but this article says NOTHING about how much profit Levi's has been making.

Levi's actually made more than 100 million in profits last year. Which makes your thread title a lie.

Levis sales have increased since Lululemons sales started rising though ... so the title is pretty much false ...

Party at the beach down in Copacabana

Those are the kind of misleading graphs they warn you about in 7th grade science.

Yup. MaRy clocking herself with ha own graph.

The two graphs together look like the arms of the shrug emoji, how ironic: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

you are wrong. Money not made compared to before = money lost.

This is another article from the same website bloomberg
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos...ith-yoga-pants

"Yoga pants are killing Levi's"

Another one:
http://www.businessinsider.com/levis...e-pants-2015-7

Its a fluff piece. Levi's probably approached Bloomberg to do the article to try to sell their transition into athletic clothing.

Once again. You have 100% failed to prove the accuracy of your thread title (which will be hard since it isn't true).

PROVE that Levi's sales are declining now. PROVE that Levi's is losing money. PROVE that it is because of yoga pants (which didn't become that popular until the 2000's AFTER Levi's sales declines).

shut up and get out of my threads, you're not welcome here nor in any