Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh became a hero for the doing-laundry-challenged community, telling an audience at Fortune's Brainstorm Green Conference recently that he hasn't washed his own pants in more than a year. Though, The Huffington Post notes, Bergh's routine stems from eco-friendliness (and not sloth). The conference, which pushes for corporate sustainability, set the stage for his most recent comments. However, the brand started watching its H2O use in 2011, when it introduced a line "feat...
Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh became a hero for the doing-laundry-challenged community, telling an audience at Fortune's Brainstorm Green Conference recently that he hasn't washed his own pants in more than a year. Though, The Huffington Post notes, Bergh's routine stems from eco-friendliness (and not sloth). The conference, which pushes for corporate sustainability, set the stage for his most recent comments. However, the brand started watching its H2O use in 2011, when it introduced a line "feat...
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