Levi’s, Guess, Ksubi and More

Here’s a quick roundup of the latest news from leading denim brands.

Levi’s

Levi’s will be a part of the 2026 San Francisco Decorator Showcase, an annual interior design event that features a Pacific Heights mansion transformed by designers. The event serves as a fundraiser for San Franscisco University High School’s financial aid program.

Levi’s will take over the mansion’s primary bedroom and dressing room, outfitting the spaces with pieces from the Levi’s Blue Tab collection, the brand’s premium denim range inspired by Japan. The partnership times itself with the recent reopening of the Levi’s Plaza Store on Battery Street and leans into its San Francisco heritage.

Local children’s brand Oso & Me and Bay Area jewelry designer Lauren Harwell Godfrey of Harwell Godfrey Fine Jewelry will also hold activations at the showcase.

Ksubi

Ksubi is celebrating 420 by dropping a new capsule collection with STAYME70, the premium cannabis brand founded by former professional basketball player Carmelo Anthony.

The Ksubi x STAYME7 420 collection offers heavyweight T-shirts and hoodies with oversized silhouettes, a cap, custom rolling papers and lighters. The collection fuses Ksubi’s youthful rebellion with the cannabis brand’s distinct New York energy.

“Culture defines New York—fashion has always made it visible, while cannabis has lived just beneath the surface. Ksubi andSTAYME7Obring cannabis to the forefront in SoHo. It marks a collision of two worlds the city can feel and celebrate,” JesceHorton, CEO of STAYME70.

The collection is available now exclusively at Ksubi’s New York store and on Ksubi.com.

Guess

For the fifth consecutive year, Guess hosted musicians and influencers at the Guess Desert Compound in Indio, Calif. during the first weekend of Coachella.

The 2026 compound guests included Teyana Taylor, Quen Blackwell, A$AP Nast, Evan Mock, Karrueche Tran, Bretman Rock, Amelia Gray Hamlin, Delilah Belle Hamlin and True Whitaker and others.

Japanese graphic artist Verdy returned to reimagine the event’s visuals, reinterpretating the iconic Guess triangle to exclusive merchandise featuring his character Visty, available only to on-site guests. The compound also offered exclusive access to private amenities, parties, unreleased merchandise and wellness experiences. A private A-list party closed out the weekend.

“What began five years ago as a strategic idea to bring our community together in the desert has evolved into a living expression of our brand’s identity. Each year, we challenge ourselves to build a world that feels personal, immersive, and unexpected. Returning for our fifth year is not only a milestone it reflects the global community that continues to grow with us and shape what Guess represents,” said Nicolai Marciano, chief new business development officer of Guess?, LLC.  

Only

Bestseller-owned Only India launched a collection with Uno, the American card game developed in 1971.

The Danish brand notes that the partnership marks India’s first fashion collaboration with Uno and reflects Only’s continued focus on bringing culturally relevant and globally recognizable trends to its consumers.

“Rooted in the growing influence of nostalgia-led trends and the evolving intersection of fashion with entertainment and pop culture, the collection presents a vibrant interpretation of denim and casual wear,” Only stated.

The Uno x Only collection draws inspiration from the distinctive visual identity of the game, translating its bold color scheme and graphic elements into women’s tops, dresses, denim and more.

Denim highlights include a cropped corset top with an all-over deconstructed Uno print, a boxy button-down shirt with Uno-themed embroidery and dark-wash wide-leg jeans with playful Uno-inspired pocket details. 

The collection is available now across Only stores in India and on Only’s India website.