The first blue jeans with copper rivets patent was granted to Levi
Strauss and Jacob Davis on May 20, 1873. The patent was titled
"Improvement in Fastening Pocket-Openings" and described the innovative
use of copper rivets to reinforce the pockets and other stress points in
pants. This invention significantly increased the durability and
strength of the pants, making them ideal for the needs of workers and
laborers. The patent number for this invention was US Patent No.
139,121. This marked a crucial milestone in the history of denim jeans
and laid the foundation for the iconic blue jeans that are still popular
today.
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