501® Original Fit Women's Jeans - Light Wash

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The original zip fly, first created in 1967, Levi's 505 Regular Fit Jeans are on of the most popular straight fits. Beloved for their classic straight leg style, they are cut to sit at the waist, comfortable throughout the seat and thigh and straight down to the ankle. Great for all body types.

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The Levi's 501 Original Fit Distressed Light Wash High-Rise Jeans are a timeless look we love with an updated fit that flatters every figure! Sturdy,

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Made from authentic raw denim that forms to your body. The fit, wear and finish are all unique to you. The 501 original shrink-to-fit jeans are an iconic straight fit with signature button fly, the 501 original jeans sit at the waist and are regular through the thigh with a straight leg. Looks especially great with a Levi's trucker jacket and a simple crewneck tee for a classic all-american look. To find the right size for shrink-to-fit jeans, there are three options.

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Close your eyes. Think “jeans. Now open. They were 501s, right? They're literally the blueprint for every pair of jeans in existence-burned into the world's collective cortex ever since Levi Strauss (the man himself! ) invented them in 1873. To this day they've never gone out of style. And they never will. The original blue jean since 1873. A blank canvas for self-expression.

Levi's Women's 501 Straight Jeans - Blue

Close your eyes. Think “jeans.” Now open. They were 501s, right? They’re literally the blueprint for every pair of jeans in existence—burned into the world’s collective cortex ever since Levi Strauss (the man himself!) invented them in 1873. To this day they they’ve never gone out of style. And they never will. In 1873, Levi's invented the blue jean. What started as a piece of clothing for the American worker quickly became an icon of American style around the globe.