It’s just a tiny piece of cloth, measuring less than a square inch.
But the distinctive red tab Levi Strauss & Co. affixes to its jeans pockets and other garment seams has been identifying its goods since 1936. And the company doesn’t like it when other clothing manufacturers—especially jeans makers—affix tabs to their own pockets.
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