Ubiquitous denim trousers first developed by Jacob W. Davis in 1871 and patented with Levi Strauss on May 20, 1873.
Since then jeans have become a cultural benchmark. From Cowboys to 20th Century Americana icons such as James Dean, Marylin Monroe and Marlon Brando. At least one pair of Jeans has featured in the wardrobes of most of the first world citizenry of Earth, Their appearance in popular culture dates from invention through to turn of century New Wave icons such as Depeche Mode.
As a relatively modern garment, there are of course region specific limitations when it comes to the wearing of blue denim trousers. Many licensed premises prohibit the wearing of jeans and patrons may find themselves subject to unexpected discrimination. Certain markets may show disdain unless their consumers desist from wearing denim trousers after 1800.
That is unless they are offset by an effeminate blouse.
