Luigi Mangione, the alleged UnitedHealthcare shooter, has gone viral but for unexpected reasons. The green/olive jacket that he wore has reportedly gone flying off the shelves. The jacket was identified as the Levi's Men’s Sherpa Lined Two Pocket Hooded Trucker Jacket.
A Reddit user revealed the jacket's identification. However, some have pointed out that it is not the exact jacket, but people are still eager to own a piece of this infamous look.
The Levi's jacket initially retailed for $225, but there are currently reports of discounts at different retail outlets.
The story of Luigi Mangione's Olive Levi's jacket
Reports claimed that Luigi Mangione was seen wearing the Levi's Sherpa Lined Trucker Jacket in a CCTV footage in Midtown from the day of the murder of Brian Thompson. A McDonald's employee reportedly provided the tip.
The Levi's Men’s Sherpa Lined Two Pocket Hooded Trucker Jacket, as seen on Luigi Mangione, is olive-colored with a grey hood. It has a double zip closure and a snap closure.
Immediately after the jacket was identified, it sold like hot cakes within 48 hours. According to the item popularity tool on Macy's website, Macy's reported that more than 700 pieces of Levi's jackets were sold in an unspecified timeframe.
According to GQ, the jacket was finally restocked on Wednesday. It is currently available at varying prices on Macy's, Kohl's, and Amazon.
Kohl's has also provided an insight into how fast the Levi's jacket is currently selling. They claimed that over 3000 customers recently bought the infamous jacket.
If you also want to add this piece of internet-driven fashion frenzy to your wardrobe, you can head to Macy's, where it is available at a discount. Initially retailing at $225, you can use the code 'FRIEND' to get it at just $80.49.
It is also available at Kohl's for $75 and on Amazon US for $80.49.
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Reddit users have been discussing this jacket, calling it a "killer look." One user also mentioned how the Levi's jacket would make a great Halloween costume.
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