LEVI'S 501 Straight in Blue. Size 24.
Color
Blue
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
LEVI'S 501 Straight in Blue. Size 24. 100% cotton. Made in Cambodia. Machine wash. Button fly. 5-pocket styling. Light whiskering and intentionally destroyed areas. Structured denim fabric. 16 at the knee narrows to 14 at the leg opening. LEIV-WJ344. 12501-0473. Levi Strauss & Co., established in 1853, is a brand with a loyal, worldwide following. Their innovation with the co-invention of the blue jean was an integral part in creating their culture of self-expression and American cool that still resonates today. Each ready-to-wear design produced by the iconic label is made with special attention to craftsmanship, progress, and sustainability.
Details
LEVI'S 501 Straight in Blue. Size 24. 100% cotton. Made in Cambodia. Machine wash. Button fly. 5-pocket styling. Light whiskering and intentionally destroyed areas. Structured denim fabric. 16 at the knee narrows to 14 at the leg opening. LEIV-WJ344. 12501-0473. Levi Strauss & Co., established in 1853, is a brand with a loyal, worldwide following. Their innovation with the co-invention of the blue jean was an integral part in creating their culture of self-expression and American cool that still resonates today. Each ready-to-wear design produced by the iconic label is made with special attention to craftsmanship, progress, and sustainability.
LEVI'S 501 Straight in Blue. Size 24. 100% cotton. Made in Cambodia. Machine wash. Button fly. 5-pocket styling. Light whiskering and intentionally destroyed areas. Structured denim fabric. 16 at the knee narrows to 14 at the leg opening. LEIV-WJ344. 12501-0473. Levi Strauss & Co., established in 1853, is a brand with a loyal, worldwide following. Their innovation with the co-invention of the blue jean was an integral part in creating their culture of self-expression and American cool that still resonates today. Each ready-to-wear design produced by the iconic label is made with special attention to craftsmanship, progress, and sustainability.
