In a Wednesday interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Levi Strauss CEO Michelle Gass mentioned the recognition of “top-to-bottom” denim outfits is rising.”Our new focus is, sure, persevering with to personal denims, however taking that denim prime to backside,” she mentioned. “Issues like denim skirts and denim clothes — which, traditionally, haven’t been large companies for us — I imply, they’re exploding, up triple digits within the quarter.”The denims maker posted its quarterly report on Wednesday, beating Wall Avenue’s expectations for earnings however barely lacking on income. Shares sank almost 13% in prolonged buying and selling.Apart from the “head-to-toe denim life-style,” Gass added different tendencies like baggier and looser objects are on the rise. She mentioned that a lot of this quarter’s success got here from the direct-to-consumer enterprise and the ladies’s class. Gross sales have been particularly sturdy within the U.S. — the corporate’s greatest market.Gass instructed that Levi Strauss has moved previous provide chain points it confronted final 12 months presently, saying there’s been a “step change in execution from a 12 months in the past.” She additionally mentioned the corporate is anticipating “momentum to speed up” within the second half of the 12 months.”We see our shoppers as being actually resilient, and we’re excited concerning the [denim] class,” she mentioned.Jim Cramer’s Information to Investing