Apparel : Levi's® Strauss 501® Button Fly Original Jeans Shrink-to-Fit ®
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Binding: Apparel
Brand: Levi's
Department: mens
Fabric Type: 100% cotton
Sales Rank: 13930
Features:- "Rigid : Denim, 100% Cotton, 12.5 oz."
- Button fly
- Straight leg
- Extra room in the seat
- "17 1/4"" Leg Opening"
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Product Description:
'How to Buy 501® Shrink to FitTM Jeans / Waist -- If your normal waist size is 27''-26'', add 1''; 38''-48'', add 2''; 50'' and up, add 3'' / Length -- If your normal length is 27''-34'', add 3''; 36'' and up, add 4''. The original button-fly five-pocket 501® Jean in Shrink-to-Fit® denim. Cut straight through the seat, thigh and leg. Wear them cuffed or uncuffed, true to size or sized up for a looser fit. Denim will shrink approximately 10 percent. Size up to accommodate shrinkage.'
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Rockpants!
Awesome pants. Sizing suggestions are correct. Mine are still slightly long after two washes, but i'm guessing they'll fit perfectly after another wash or two.
Rating: - Great Pair of Jeans. - Rugged Material
I was very impressed on when i got these jeans in. They are nothing like any other pair i've owned. When you first get them in they are extremely rugged and tough but after a few washes the material softens and the jeans begin to form around your body. These jeans go great with almost anything but i prefer to wear them with wovens or shirts because of the clean / crisp color. If you do not want them to change their feel (soften) wash them rarely and in cold water and hang dry them.
Rating:  - Not what they used to be
I have always loved Levi 501 Button Fly jeans. I have never flinched a paying a bit more for them since I wear them often. On 2 of the last 3 pair I've bought, the inner leg near the crotch has worn out quickly...like a few weeks. My partners' 501's did the same. They fit loosely enough. I can only blame the quality of the material.
I guess I must learn to wear something else but I would prefer it if they would increase the quality.
Rating:  - 501s aren't what they used to be...
Levis 501s aren't what they used to be. In early 2003 or so they changed them drastically. They probably based this on sales and marketing ideas, but the effect was a jean that acquiesces to the ghetto-philia and prudish style of mens clothing that attempts, with great success, to hide the male anatomy. The "new" 501s are baggy, hang too low, the seat is bunched and nonexistent, the legs are too loose and the rise is too short. They look like potato sacks. If you want to wear these at your natural ... Read More
Rating: - Levi's 501 "Original Wedgie Jeans"
I bought these jeans according to the 'shrink-to-fit' sizing specifications (1" bigger around the waist and 3" longer on the inseam), and indeed, after washing & drying, the waist and inseam fit fine. The problem lay elsewhere: The seam running along the backside was too short, inflicting a perpetual wedgie on my beloved posterior. This insufficient back seam, coupled with an absurd excess of fabric over the buttock region, created a most unpleasant effect of siphoning the excess denim up my @$$ as ... Read More
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