We have plenty of character costumes to let kids', and adults', imaginations run wild, plus lots of cool character-inspired clothing and accessories. We've even got footie fans covered, too. Spend a few moments talking to Cheung and it’s clear that he’s deeply invested in both the emotional pull of Star Wars storytelling and the storied history of denim as a pop culture staple. Levi’s didn’t just make the cut as part of Mark Hamill’s wardrobe in the first Star Wars film, the San Francisco-based denim maker was also worn by the crew behind the scenes. “So many people working on the set wore Levi’s, George Lucas being notably one of them,” Cheung says. The two brands joining forces now, at the end of the Skywalker saga, only seems natural. “If you’re from around these parts then your kind of default pair of pants are Levi’s. That’s how the Luke Skywalker pants came about. They’re the default option.” If there’s a kid in your life who doesn’t seem all that keen on bedtime then maybe a pair of Star Wars PJs could be the answer to your problems. These brilliant sets are available from ages 4-11 and come in a cosy, fleece fabric. The top features the classic Star Wars logo and the bottoms feature a stormtrooper and Darth Vader print, perfect for adding some adventure to their dreams. Is there someone in your life who loves Star Wars? If the answer is yes then you don’t have to use the force to get them a gift that they’ll love, you just have to peruse our Star Wars range. Clothes, PJs and more, you’re bound to find something that makes them smile. In the appropriated words of a great master, “great present buyer, you are.”

If you're revamping your little one's wardrobe so they're ready for the season ahead, shop our range of kids' clothes for lots of pieces they'll love wearing, including super soft jersey kids' pyjamas. How about our stunning selection of dresses for girls too? Our jersey and sweater styles are ideal for daytime wear. Cheung recently sat down with StarWars.com to talk about his philosophical approach to the new collection, the aptly-named denim Jedi on his design team, and exactly how he felt walking into Lucasfilm for the first time. At its core, the new collection is Levi’s standard issue, infused with new prints, buttons and looming details, and unexpected plays on Star Wars quotes and nostalgic imagery. “Essentially it’s kind of T-shirts and jeans, which is the Levi’s uniform,” Cheung says. But it’s anything but business as usual. For the Leia piece, Cheung says it was about evoking the strength of both the character and the actor who portrayed her. “We wanted to pay respect to Carrie Fisher and also what Leia stood for, so we were looking for an iconic image that kind of projected that. There were quite a few we could have used. That was the one we landed on. A real strong portrait of Leia."Leave them uncuffed and no one will even know you’re wearing a piece of Star Wars apparel. “It’s their personal secret. If they didn’t cuff the jeans up, no one would know at all. So we wanted that as well. If you know, you know.” Other quotes are a little more quotable. “The quotes have become part of Star Wars’ fingerprint on popular culture,” Cheung says. “We wanted to have this little bit of irreverence and sense of humor and self-awareness and a bit of irony around the pieces.” Outfits and cosmetics in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor does not offer any perks or stat benefits. This means that players can freely customize and personalize their characters since it does not affect gameplay! Star Wars Jedi Survivor Related Guides Find out how the iconic denim brand became a part of the Star Wars galaxy in Star Wars: A New Hope and with its latest collection. We always want to go in as fans. We want people to feel the love and the excitement and the exhilaration and the pinch-yourself specialness that we genuinely feel. We feel that if we go in with that, some of that will come out in the end. And I certainly believe that has.”

A few of the shirts and pullovers incorporate images of the original Kenner action figures that captured so many imaginations when the films were first released. “We wanted to evoke this feeling of delight,” Cheung says. “We wanted to find a connection that wasn’t obvious. ‘Oh wow, it’s different!’” Now with the collection about to drop, he can’t wait to begin seeing the response from fans of both brands in stores, on the streets, and inside theaters for the first showings of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. “It’s such a mix of incredible gratitude and the awareness that we are building another slice of culture both for the Levi’s archive and our legacy and the Star Wars legacy as well. It becomes part of the extended Star Wars family so I think it’s a very, very special thing. I feel like it’s creating history, a moment in pop culture.”

Levi’s have been a part of the fabric of the Star Wars galaxy since the beginning, when the costume for Luke Skywalker incorporated a pair of bleached white Levi's jeans into the standard wardrobe of a Tatooine moisture farmer. Obviously the quote for Chewie becomes somewhat of a challenge,” Cheung says. “We have a very hirsute graphic design lead who I suspect has some Wookiee DNA and he was able to give us the Wookiee quote. Like Han, he speaks Wookiee.” I think Chewbacca is basically the Cindy Crawford of Wookiees,” Cheung jokes. “It looks like a high-fashion shoot so we were determined to get that in.” The result is a star field-covered ensemble dotted with X-wings, Star Destroyers, and the Millennium Falcon. “What that creates is this amazing starry outfit that’s quite spectacular and I hope people feel the exhilaration and the thrill of it just as much as we do.”