Sentence examples for red tab from inspiring English sources
At the end of 2000, Levi's introduced a Premium red tab line of jeans that are selling for $85 to $125 at high-end stores.
As far back as the 1970s, Levi's filed a lawsuit against Wrangler for using a red tab on the back pocket of its jeans similar to the one used by Levi's.
The interiors are upholstered in a woven nylon fabric that resembles denim — not cotton, which is flammable and wears poorly — complete with rivets and genuine Levi's red tab logos.
*Why did the Reader's Digest Association go to the trouble of airbrushing the identifying information from a label on a pair of jeans worn by a man in a photograph featured in an ad for Reader's Digest magazine, but leave the red tab on the back pocket that tells everyone the pants are Levi's?
For example, "big E" Levis in which the letter "E" on the Levis red tab was capitalized, prior to 1966 can cost as much as $1,000.
The red tab was added on the right back pocket of the overalls in 1936 "to differentiate Levi's overalls from the many competitors in the marketplace who were using dark denim and an Arcuate stitch", according to Levi's.
Choose whether you want to search the current issue or the entire archive, using the red tabs.
Black typeface on white paper, marked by red tabs and yellow highlighter, an accumulation of the dangers hidden in the dark.
Mann then used some of Wegman's correspondence in his new book, "The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars". Schnare waved a copy of the book, with red tabs noting the references to the released information, at Judge Sheridan.
From 1915 until 1919 he was private secretary in France to the commander-in-chief, Sir Douglas Haig, and thus belonged with Siegfried's "scarlet majors at the base" (the scarlet referring to the red tabs of the general staff as much as to the colour of their faces), though he was anything but "fierce and bald and short of breath", being slender, elegant and exaggeratedly polite.
