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One of the best Designer Jeans, Chip and Pepper Jeans are one of my favourite brands, it’s typically bootcut fit are my favourite one, for me their cut fit my body instnansly wich I cannot do that with other brands, this is why I love Chip and Pepper.

Chip and Pepper Jeans

Nevertheles reading their story how they become this big now is interesting, this Canadian born identical twins Chip and Pepper started out their careers in fashion selling homemade shirts to classmates when they were kids. Starting out in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, brothers Gavin and Drew Foster built the company from a small family operation to the famous fashion label that it is today.

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In the eighties, their immediate success on Melrose Avenue with the hot opening of their store Golf Punk secured Chip and Pepper as LA fashion fixtures and landed the twins face to face with a denim revolution in 2003. Chip and Pepper use vintage designs from the 1920′s, quality fabrics, and their own vibrant personalities to infuse Chip and Pepper jeans with a vintage originality, the twins continue to bring a little of their own brand of excitement to the classic denim look and feel, while remaining true to the basic components of a great jean.

However, it wasn’t until 2003 that the Chip & Pepper brand was resurrected and became a major player in the designer jeans game. With help from The Style Network as well as E! television, the brand received the coverage it needed to create a major demand for their product.

Known for their lightweight and typically bootcut fit, Chip & Pepper jeans can be found at most department stores that carry designer denim. The Foster brothers also have a line of clothing for teens and young adults called C7P.

Keep your eye on the names of the Chip and Papper jeans you buy because each is tailored to represent a person or place that has contributed to their person and corporate growth!
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