Which Levi Strauss brand introduced a women's line in 1987?

Dockers introduced a women's line in 1987.

Levi Strauss introduced Dockers in 1986 as a brand built around non-denim trousers, particularly khakis. Only a year later, the brand broadened its audience by adding women's clothing, making Dockers the correct Levi Strauss brand in this question.

The timing mattered because American office dress was becoming more relaxed. Khaki trousers fit the emerging business-casual style, and Dockers became closely linked with the popularity of casual Fridays in the late 1980s and 1990s. Although the brand later sold many types of apparel and accessories, its reputation was formed around versatile pants.

The other choices belong to different parts of Levi Strauss's portfolio or history. Beyond Yoga is an activewear label acquired by Levi Strauss in 2021, while Silvertab was associated with denim and Denizen was a value-oriented jeans brand. A neighboring milestone is Dockers' European expansion, which began in 1993.