Levi's Global Customized Button Cover Project

Levi’s latest artist project has recently featured a number of artists contributing to their

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Levi’s latest artist project has recently featured a number of artists contributing to their Global Customized Button Cover project. Included were Japan’s MHAK, Giuseppe Dimaio of Australia and EZRA of the US. Together the three artists each created a number of small-scale designs which are made to feature on top-buttons. The artist designs were complimented by some more casual and playful designs. Designs are packaged either as a set or single with a respective pricing of ¥1,200 and ¥300 (approximately $12 USD and $3 USD).

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