Aside from the 501, most Levi’s jeans don’t even use button flys because they cost more to produce than zippers. The legs are meant to be cuffed up to the desired length, exposing the selvedge ...

$1200.00, Levi's But let’s get back to those jeans. Like all LVC silhouettes, these 1955 501xxs are stitch-for-stitch reproductions of the reference model in question—down to the denim itself ...

A close-up shot of the 501's now-signature button fly. That back stitching is called an “Arcuate”, and Levi's boasts one of the most iconic in denim. All of which is to say, Levi’s never ...

I'm particularly eyeing the Stitch School black colorway ... Partnerships Writer I love the look of '90s jeans, plus these ...