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Levi’s Jeans

Levi’s is renowned for their meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail which has helped propel them to denim dominance. Never content to settle, Levi’s continues to innovate and seek new ways to craft the highest quality denim possible.

Authentic details make Levi’s instantly recognizable – arcuate stitching on the back pockets; the Levi’s leather patch; and the red tab. Those trademark details are complemented with contemporary fits, classic washes, and a forward-thinking approach that has helped Levi’s stay relevant in an ever-evolving market.

Levi’s Jeans: Fits and Washes

Whether you prefer a baggier style or a tapered look, Levi’s has a denim fit that is right for you, from regular and loose to slim and straight.

Classic denim washes like light, medium, and dark highlight the menu, while alternate washes like black, grey, and white provide options to complement any ensemble. 

Frequently Asked Questions:

How Do I Wash Levi’s Jeans?

When it comes to denim and jeans, the best practice is to wash sparingly. Excessive washing can lead to damage and reduce the life of the jeans. If possible, spot clean dirty spots with a damp cloth. Always turn the jeans inside out to wash because it protects the colors from fading. Always wash with similar colors – light wash jeans with light colors, dark wash jeans with dark colors. Use a mild detergent (but no fabric softeners) and wash with cold water only on the gentle cycle.

Here's where you need to pay attention – always air dry, as the dryer can cause both damage and shrinkage to the jeans. For the best results, hang them up to air dry outdoors (inside-out).

Why is Levi’s Expensive?

Levi’s can be expensive for several reasons. First is that they are made from very high-quality materials and construction methods which make them durable and long-lasting. They have an impeccable reputation and name recognition around the world as an industry leader in denim, as well as a very high demand for their jeans. All these factors help make Levi’s more expensive than some other brands.