Levi's Men's 501 Original Fit Jeans (Also Available in Big & Tall), Rigid, 31W x 34L, Shrink-To-Fit
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Friday, Aug 8
Special Size: Standard
Size: 32W x 30L
Color: Black
Description
Close your eyes. Think “jeans.” Now open. They were 501s, right? With a classic straight leg and iconic styling, 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.
Department : mens
Date First Available : June 22, 2017
Manufacturer : Levi's
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Top Amazon Reviews
Special Size: Standard
Size: 33W x 30L
Color: Medium Stonewash
They fit perfectly. But honestly I forgot they were button fly. That is my mistake. No worries about your fly not staying up. But remember if you have to go to the bathroom fast it takes a couple buttons to get them open. But I do like them. They are comfortable. I think they look nice. I think they are a good value.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2024 by Hard Rock Girl
Special Size: Standard
Size: 34W x 30L
Color: Brooklyn Steel
Levi’s Men’s 501 Original jeans are a timeless classic, known for their quality and style. • Good Quality: Made from durable denim, ensuring long-lasting wear. • Stylish: Iconic straight-leg fit that remains fashionable. The 501 Originals offer a comfortable fit and a versatile look that pairs well with various outfits. But has a button fly.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024 by Fin
Special Size: Standard
Size: 36W x 30L
Color: Medium Stonewash
Have been wearing this brand all my life. I’m 71 now. I do have to say they don’t wear as long as they did years ago. But it’s the only brand I buy. It’s still quality , the fit is awesome and the price is exceptional
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024 by fordman
Special Size: Standard
Size: 32W x 34L
Color: Rigid
It used to be that there was only one type of 501, and now Levi-Strauss has confused matters by introducing a variety of jeans bearing the 501 label, but not having much in common except for the button fly, as pointed out by the many reviews I read here. My memory of 501s goes back to around 1960 (still fairly recent in Levis' history); and for me, their golden age was in the mid-1970s. If memory serves me correctly, that generation of 501s was cut an inch or so lower in the waist than the pair I just received, and thus they don't completely satisfy my nostalgic wish to return to my own perception of the "classic" 501. Amazon is to be commended for providing one piece of absolutely vital information about these jeans, information that, incredibly, is missing from some on-line department-store sites, which is which 501s are shrink-to-fit and which are not. Some of the customer-reviewers have clarified the situation further, for which I am grateful. The bottom line is that if you're looking for shrink-to-fit, be sure that the name or description of the 501s explicitly states that. Another customer-reviewer suggested that to get the truly "original" 501s one should only order those designated as "rigid." I suspect, however, that most of us alive today who are looking for the 501s experience of the 60s and 70s would be happy with any of those designated "shrink-to-fit," and perhaps some of them are available in a lower-cut waist. Although I doubt that anyone reading this would be unaware, I'll just review three things about shrink-to-fit: first, it must be obvious that it is impossible to order the right size if one doesn't know whether the jeans are shrink-to-fit or not; one has to order one size larger in the waist measurement and 2-3" longer inseam if the jeans are shrink-to-fit. (I usually wear 31x31 pants and thus bought this pair of shrink-to-fits as 32x34; and after a couple of washings in hot water, they fit perfectly.) Secondly, shrink-to-fit is the best way for guys to show off their "assets," some going as far as to wash the jeans in boiling water, and (after they've cooled somewhat, but still warm) put them on wet, so that as they dry they can fit the body's contours exactly. Thirdly, many of the non-shrink-to-fit Levis on the market today are made of inferior material and bear only a passing resemblance to the classic 501s, which were always shrink-to-fit. Shame on Levi-Strauss, by the way, for diluting the value of the venerable 501 brand. I need to return to the matter of the "rigid" designation. If you read through all these reviews, you'll find some customers who were taken aback by the degree of stiffness in these pants, calling them "stiff as a board." I wouldn't go that far, but I would warn customers that they are stiffer than average and thus may not be to everyone's taste; I'm sure they soften over time, however; and the initial stiffness probably contributes to their longevity, and for many it is an indication of quality. Personally, I expect that my next order will not be for "rigid," as I have a slight preference for the softer materials. This goes to the heart of the question that we are urged to answer in our reviews: "How do you use this item?" My use is for everyday casual wear, but not for heavy work. The overall quality of these jeans fits my expectations, and I recommend them for anyone looking for traditional Levis, who doesn't want to take a chance on one of the several inferior products Levi-Strauss has released under the 501 name.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2013 by D. DEGEORGE
Special Size: Standard
Size: 38W x 34L
Color: The Rose
I remember 501's being "thicker, or more coarse." The held a ridiculous crease (80's style: Hard starched with original Chuck Taylor's). These are very comfortable and they fit well.
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024 by Imad Muhammad
Special Size: Big & Tall
Size: 32W x 36L
Color: (New) Dark Stonewash
I wish it were easier way to buy clothes and Amazon. I have to keep returning them. Nothing fits right. Everything’s too small too short too big. I don’t know.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by Harry Andreasen
Special Size: Standard
Size: 29W x 30L
Color: Optic Daisy
Fit great! Look great!
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by Sarahinwi
Special Size: Standard
Size: 34W x 30L
Color: Medium Stonewash
Over the last couple years I have noticed a dip in Levi’s quality. I still buy and wear the 501 as they fit the best. However the front pocket stitching seems to come undone and holes open up on the bottom of them. Also the jeans also seem to tear apart at the stitching in the crotch area. This happens right along the seam. I do applaud Levi’s on not adding stretch material to their jeans like many other brands have done. Jeans are supposed to be 100% cotton denim and although they wear quicker than they used to they are still 100% cotton denim.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024 by Ryan B.