1954 501 Selvage Denim Jeans

Five pocket cotton straight leg selvage denim 501 jeans

• Zippered fly with button closure and belt loops
• Coin, waist and back pockets with a back waist leather logo patch
• Slight whiskering at thighs and fading and distressing throughout
• Please note, any whiskering, fading or distressing is an intentional and desirable aspect of this product
• Approximate measurements: rise: 11", leg opening: 15", inseam: 34". Measurements were taken from a size 32x34

Brand: Levi's® Vintage Clothing

Material: 100% Cotton

Origin: United States

The history of blue jeans begins — and ends, brand loyalists would argue — with Levi’s. In 1873, the U.S. government granted a patent to San Francisco shop owner Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis, a tailor from Reno, Nevada, to make denim work pants strengthened with copper rivets. The two men named their enterprise Levi Strauss & Co., after Strauss’ bustling dry goods store, and launched what became one of the world’s most widely recognized clothing companies. Levi’s Vintage Clothing (LVC) collection retells the iconic label’s history by faithfully replicating 19th- and 20th-century jeans, shirts, jackets, and other workwear separates from original versions stored in the company archives. Whether you prefer button-fly 501s made in the 1940s to their 1960s predecessors, denim jackets from the 1960s to their contemporary counterparts, or striped shirts from the 1880s to striped shirts from the 1980s, Levi’s Vintage has you covered — authentically. Denimheads and historians, this one’s for you.