Dream - Jeans is included in outfits that become the favorite of people worldwide and various age groups. Many people like the appearance of worn or tattered jeans because they have a strong character. Old jeans that are already worn out and from well-known brands are always sought after by jeans collectors.

Like the Levi's jeans collection from 1873, which sold at a high price at the auction from September 28 to October 1 recently. The auction was part of the 'Durango Vintage Festivus' event, an antique sale organized by Brit Eaton. During the event, Eaton successfully sold the Levi's jeans from 1873 to an anonymous buyer from Thailand, for US$100 thousand dollars or Rp1.5 billion.

The jeans with a 34-inch waist and 31-inch leg are in a damaged condition. The bottom left leg is missing and the front right leg has been repaired. These pants are equipped with a back buckle and one back pocket, a common style for jeans before the 1900s.

Having a unique characteristic with a different 2x1 fabric weave from most jeans that use a 3x1 fabric weave.

In the back part of Levi's jeans, there is a hole or torn part and there is a missing part below the right leg. In addition, there are rust spots throughout the pants, which may have occurred due to iron scraps in the garbage pile.

This pair of pants only has one back pocket on the right side, fastened with an open rivet and without any curved stitching. This is a characteristic of Levi Strauss' early production.

In the middle of the back waist, there are visible stitches indicating the presence of a leather patch that may have been sewn by the brand, and the suspender buttons are still intact and attached there. Report: Aisyah Cryshanty/ Source: Long-john.nl/ Artnet.com