GAP MEN'S PURE LAMBSWOOL FULL ZIP LUXURY SWEATER JACKET W/QUILTED LINING

GAP MEN'S PURE LAMBSWOOL FULL ZIP SWEATER JACKET W/QUILTED LINING RED QUILTED LINING MADE IN HONG HONG The history of GAP men's clothing is part of the broader story of the GAP brand, which was founded in 1969 by Donald and Doris Fisher in San Francisco. Originally, GAP started as a store that sold Levi's jeans and LP records, focusing on casual and affordable clothing. The founders aimed to address the frustration of finding the right size and style of jeans, especially for men. Over time, GAP shifted from selling third-party brands to producing its line of clothing, including a wide range of men's apparel. ORIGINS: 1970'S GAP transitioned from selling primarily Levi’s jeans to offering its own branded casual men’s clothing, including khakis, shirts, and jackets. GAP men's styles during this era were focused on basic, affordable, and practical items for everyday wear. 1980'S GAP became synonymous with American casual style during this decade, especially with the rise of preppy fashion. GAP men's clothing offered simple, clean-cut essentials like polo shirts, chinos, and sweaters. This era cemented GAP’s reputation as a go-to store for timeless, casual men’s fashion. 1990'S The Logo Era: GAP embraced logo-centric fashion, and its men's clothing, including iconic GAP hoodies and t-shirts with the GAP logo, became highly popular. The brand also expanded its denim line, offering a wide variety of styles, fits, and washes for men. This decade marked GAP’s peak in popularity.