Levi's Men's 550 Relaxed Fit Jean
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| List Price: | $40.00 - $55.00 |
| Price: | $31.95 - $55.00 |
Average customer review:
Product Description
Take it easy in this relaxed-fit jean from Levi's. Versatile medium stonewashed finish in 13 oz. denim with light wear along pockets and hem. Five-pocket styling with signature stitching on back pockets. Zip fly.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #19 in Apparel & Accessories
- Brand: Levi's
- Model: 550
- Fabric type: cotton
- Dimensions: 2.00 pounds
Features
- 100 % cotton denim
- Fits below the waist
- Tapered leg with 16 1/2" leg opening
- Machine wash warm, tumble dry
- Imported
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
The Levi's Men's 550 Jean has a relaxed fit through the seat and thigh and a slightly tapered leg.
Customer Reviews
Typical Levis
Overall, I've been getting more and more disgusted when I purchase jeans. I mean, I'm not a teenager so I am simply not interested in torn up, faded jeans that cost as much as a car payment. I also have seen the trend towards really thin fabrics, like jeans are just for looks, and durability is no longer something that is high on the list of desirable qualities. The Levis brand is one that I feel like I can always come back to and have a decent sense of what I'll get. I will say that the fabrics have gotten thinner over the years, but are still generally thicker and better manufactured than the other jeans I have tried. I have ordered two pairs of the 550s (Med stonewash) and have been pleased with the color. We have a relaxed dress environment at work and I can wear them without looking like I'm trying to emulate the style of a 15 year old.
Levi's lost a lifelong customer
I never thought I'd look for another jeans manufacturer, but the last two pair of Levis left me unable to draw any conclusion other than that the company has allowed its standards to fall drastically in the last five years. I put up with seams that gave way and sewed them back; with pockets that couldn't hold a set of keys without ripping; with button seams that frayed. But on each of the last two pair I purchased, the belt loops popped off at the slightest pull. And Levis have reduced the number of loops from 7 to 5. It's too bad. They always used great material that feels great after a break-in period. But at $30-$50 a pop, they're no longer worth it. The break-in period becomes a broke period. So long Levis.
Levi's Jeans
Product did not fit. I went tot he store and bought the same size and it fit just fine. I think they are selling irregualrs, but not indicating them as such.
