Levi’s It was no different for workwear. The ever-iconic 501 blue jean, first developed by Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis in 1873, spent the first 49 years of its existence without any belt loops ...

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Steam your jeans Don’t have a spray bottle handy? Try steaming them. Jill Guenza, Global VP of Women’s Design at Levi’s says to stretch the jeans over an ironing board or the back of a chair ...

Testers with more defined waists found these jeans true-to-size; otherwise, consider sizing up. If you opt for a no-stretch (100% cotton) model, we recommend sizing up from your usual Levi’s size.

is a “stitch-for-stitch” replication of a pair of archival Levi’s 501 jeans from 1922, which was the first year the denim giant added the belt loops onto the flagship design. Zooming in ...

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