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Sunglass Hut sits at the top of Levi Strauss & Co.'s neighbor set with a similarity score of 0.91 — the strongest pull in the top 10, and it belongs to Eyewear, not General apparel. That gap between the top neighbor and the rest of the field is what the two-peak shape flag captures: Sunglass Hut (0.91) and Coach (0.91, Jewelry and Accessories) form a distinct leading pair, with the remaining eight neighbors trailing by a meaningful margin.
Below those two peaks, the top 10 resolves into a dense apparel cluster. Banana Republic (0.88) and Abercrombie (0.88) are both General apparel — the same subcategory as Levi Strauss & Co. itself — followed by Outdoor & Athletic Apparel (0.87). The one structural outlier in the top 10 is Commercial Real Estate (0.86, Industrial & Commercial Service), which breaks the otherwise uniform apparel composition. Cole Haan (0.86), the aggregate General apparel segment (0.86), Jewelry & Accessories (0.86), and Calvin Klein (0.85) round out the set. By subcategory count, the top 10 contains five General apparel entities, two Jewelry and Accessories, one Eyewear, one Outdoor and Athletic Apparel, and one Commercial Real Estate — a neighbor set that is overwhelmingly apparel-native, with the two-peak structure driven by accessories and eyewear rather than fellow denim or casual wear brands.
The overall shape suggests an audience that moves fluidly across the apparel spectrum — from accessories and eyewear at the top to athletic and general retail below — with a single non-apparel signal in commercial real estate hinting at a professional or mall-context behavioral layer.
