PHOTOS - Levi's in the Town Center at Disney Springs

Sep 16, 2016 in "Levi's Store"

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Posted: Friday September 16, 2016 10:55am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

One of the latest stores to open at Disney Springs is the denim retailer Levi's - one of the world's largest apparel companies, with over 500 stores, products in 110 countries around the world.

Inside the Levi's Store at Disney Springs

Inside you will find a full range of products for adults and children, including jeans, shorts, shirts and accessories. An important point to note is that this store carries the Levi's main line, and is not an outlet store. Expect to pay around $70 for jeans, which are of a superior quality to the outlet sore versions.

Clothing display at Levi's Disney Springs

Uniquely for the Disney Springs location, the store includes a Tailor Shop, which lets you have items hand-customized right there in the store. It is the only Levi's store in Florida with a Tailor Shop, and just one of a handful world-wide.

The Levi's Taylor Shop Orlando at Disney Springs

Levi's can be found in the Town Center district, across from UNIQLO near to World of Disney. Operating hours are 11am to 11:30pm daily.

Levi's Disney Springs register

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LuvtheGoofSep 20, 2016

King Racoon 77Sep 20, 2016

#blamebrexit

King Racoon 77Sep 20, 2016

I think you will find the center of the Universe is actually a small island located 49.4657° N, 2.5853° W Your welcome

Jon81ukSep 20, 2016

I also didn't say the Levi store in DS won't appeal to me :) I may look in, but as the $-£ rate has dropped to $1.29 I'm less likely to purchase.

LuvtheGoofSep 20, 2016

So then having the Levis store in DS does nothing for you, and that's perfectly fine. You don't need to visit. However, there are still millions of people visiting there that DON"T have a Levi's store close by that may want to visit. Not every single new store in DS will appeal to everyone. Heck, we don't even go into ANY non-Disney stores there as they simply don't have any appeal to us, but I am fine if they offer other options for other people.

Jon81ukSep 20, 2016

I'm in London which makes a difference as there are more people willing to spend the money but several malls near me have Levi stores and both outlet malls (an hour or so drive out of London) have Levi outlets too.

LuvtheGoofSep 19, 2016

Nope, and I'm done since there is obviously no changing either of our opinions. We'll have to agree to disagree.

SirLinkSep 19, 2016

No they are geared at the haves and haves more the sector which Disney wants to saddle its horse with. International guests I would assume are smart enough to go to Florida Mall/Outlets/Mall at Millennia. You seem to be addicted to my posts like a Bee to Honey.

LuvtheGoofSep 19, 2016

And my point was the international visitors. Not those of us in the U.S. So you're just going to keep arguing for arguments sake, right? You cannot possibly admit that the majority of the non-Disney stores in DS might be more geared towards an international visitor because YOU don't want it there, or happen to have one where you live.

SirLinkSep 19, 2016

In the states you can shop online or go into a department store and get a pair of Levis it just a Brand after all.

LuvtheGoofSep 19, 2016

Well aren't you lucky. I live in one of the 10 largest cities in the U.S., and we have none. So I bet a lot of other people in the world don't either. Again, just because it doesn't fit you, doesn't mean it's a bad idea for DS to have one.

SirLinkSep 19, 2016

My local two have one in each.

LuvtheGoofSep 19, 2016

So back on the thread topic of Levi's at DS. I live in a city with over 20 shopping malls/centers, and not ONE of them has a Levi's store. Do all of your malls and such over in the UK have one?

SirLinkSep 19, 2016

Nope that is how every mall, shopping centre, outlet across the world is developed which retailers "do we want" as the owners. If you think Disney is looking at minutia trends in spending patterns you are giving Disney too much credit.