Levi's Men's 501 Original Fit Jeans (Also Available in Big & Tall)

These are really solid, classic Levi’s jeans. The fit is true to size, the material feels durable and comfortable, and the overall quality is exactly what I expect from this line. The black color holds up very well over time and doesn’t fade easily with regular wear and washing. They break in nicely while still keeping their shape, which makes them great for everyday use. If you’re looking for dependable, good-looking jeans that hold up, these are hard to beat.

Nice comfortable fit and true to size. Clean 12oz denim construction with perfect stitching. Not selvage...but the "Rigid" color choice has that look.

These are genuine Levi’s. Shrink to fit, not stretchy. They are an amazing color. They are great quality and made strong. You can tell just by feeling them. I can’t get over how good they look and feel.

Looks great. Fits snug. Unless your sure would order a size up. Levi is always outstanding quality. The white is amazing. No smell, I have noticed that mainly black dye products mainly have. Soft. Little give in seat and thigh but not lots.

The Levi's 501 is hands down one of the most classic and affordable jeans. Every bit of my 501 tells a story: the v-shaped yoke, copper rivets, the 5-button fly, the iconic two-horse patch, and the signature arcuate stitching. Also the cut and fit are great! Mid-rise, straight-leg, and natural-indigo-dyed. No nonsense. No extreme high-rise or low-rise, no awkwardly skinny leg, no floppy sloppy wide or extra-wide, no crazy taper or flare. It's just classic. Although my dark wash pair is initially rigid with no stretch, it is comfortable to wear as it has enough room to move around, and the fabric softens up after one year's beating. Listen guys, I don't need any of the trend-chasing jean propaganda. I just need this, and this is it!

There’s a strange poetry to the way certain objects become embedded in the culture. Like a key that opens something far bigger than you expected. And if there’s one item of clothing that’s done that more than almost anything else, it’s Levi’s 501 jeans. You know them. Everyone knows them. The number itself—501—is practically a legend. A claim to something more than just denim. It’s the kind of number you’d see on an old gold-mining claim. The thing that started it all. The foundation. Levi Strauss wasn’t out there looking for gold, but in some ways, that’s exactly what he found. Because these jeans are something you don’t just wear. They’re something you inherit. They’ve lived a thousand lives before they even touch your legs. And when you put them on, you feel the weight of it. It’s like stepping into a legacy of men who built America with their hands, their sweat, their grit. And that—that—is not lost on you. The 501s have been around since the days of the Gold Rush, worn by miners and cowboys, soldiers and laborers, roughnecks and rebels. They’ve seen things. They’ve been places. They’ve survived hard labor, tough winters, long nights of uncertainty. Maybe you’ve never mined for gold or fought in a war, but when you button up those jeans, you can’t help but feel connected to those who did. There’s something elemental about them. The blue denim is like the color of a deep, unspoken sky, one that has seen everything and held its peace. But beyond the history, beyond the weight of their heritage, there’s the way they fit. The button-fly, which, let’s face it, makes you feel like you’re in a John Steinbeck novel—somewhere between The Grapes of Wrath and The Outsiders, like a kid on the cusp of something big but unsure of how it’s going to go. They’re a little bit rebellious, a little bit nostalgic, a little bit tough. You slide them on, and it’s like taking a step into that world—where the world’s a little harder, a little less forgiving, but you wear it with confidence. Sure, they’re not the most comfortable thing when you first get them, but that’s part of it. You wear them in. They get better, like an old leather jacket or a favorite pair of boots. Over time, they become a second skin. And like any good thing worth waiting for, they remind you that effort, endurance, and a little discomfort are what lead to something that feels real. The cut? It’s a classic. Straight-leg. Timeless. You could dress them up with a blazer or throw on a vintage tee, but they’ll always have that air of rebellion about them—like they’ve been through things you’ll never fully understand. They’re not fashionable—no, they transcend that. They’re iconic. They don’t need to follow trends because, honestly, they set them. It’s like having a piece of history in your closet, waiting to be worn, to be earned. If you ever felt like a character in The Outsiders—a little out of place, a little misunderstood—you’ll understand why these jeans feel like a rite of passage. Like the tough but heartfelt soul of America, handed down through the years, stitched into denim. They might not dig for gold anymore, but they’re still mining something priceless: authenticity.

I love Levi’s, the price was great and so seldom I can find jeans that have a 36 inch inseam.

Ich trage überwiegend Jeans von Levis. Diese Jeans hatte ich zum Test bestellt. Ich schickte sie zurück weil sie zu klein war.

Remember, remember, the Levis shrink to fit ... I had not bought my 501's for some years and when they arrived and I tried them they seemed very big in the waist and long in length ... even though i matched the size with my current 501's which are threadbare ... but, on first wash, as i now recall, the jeans shrunk and fitted like a glove. Very pleased, great colour and price. Recommend.

Exellent produit

On time and value for money on genuine item

la taille est fidele au 501 ainsi que la couleur rien a dire parfait