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‘We like to be first to be second’: How True Religion’s CEO is rebuilding the denim brand for Gen Z and millennials
A pair of True Religion jeans never tried to be subtle. The stitching, the horseshoe on the back pocket, and the price tag all helped announce what someone was wearing.
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True Religion’s denim was known for bold stitching, a horseshoe back‑pocket detail and a high price tag that signaled ownership. Former leader Michael Buckley recalls the brand’s premium‑denim era, noting the pride owners felt when wearing the jeans. The article examines how the current CEO is reshaping the label to appeal to Gen Z and millennial consumers.
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