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Vintage Levi's 501 jeans have been a fashion icon for over a century, with their timeless design and unsurpassed quality. These jeans are known for their straight fit, high waist, button fly and durable denim canvas construction, making them a staple for women everywhere.
The popularity of Levi's 501 jeans has only increased over time. Symbol of the American dream and US culture, it continues to be an essential piece for any fashion fan. These jeans come in a range of washes, from classic blue denim to darker shades, and they come in a variety of sizes to suit all body types.
Levi's, the company behind the iconic 501 jeans, has a rich history dating back to 1853 when it was founded by Levi Strauss.
Levi's released the 501 in 1890 for American workers, this tear-proof and solid canvas from Nîmes (denim) was a textile revolution. In the middle of the century, Levi's democratized the 501 and made it sexier by adding belt loops and the famous "red tab", this small label on the back pocket that catches the eye. From this on it started seducing cool celebrities around the world, and marks, in our memories, the silhouettes of our heroines. On the cover of his album Born in the U.S.A., Bruce Springsteen wore a pair of Levi's 501!
Wearing the same Levi's as Brigitte Bardot, Cindy Crawford, Françoise Hardy and many others has become a dream accessible to all. Since then, new icons have taken over the symbol. Camille Charrière, Jeanne Damas, Anne-Laure Mais or Sabina Socol swear by their vintage 501s, which they wear from summer to winter, with espadrilles, trainers or heels…
One of the great things about Levi's 501 jeans is their durability. These jeans are designed to last for years, even if worn every day. They're also easy to care for, with the denim fabric getting softer and more comfortable with every wash. The button fly design of these jeans is another feature that sets them apart from other brands. Unlike zippers, buttons are less likely to break or malfunction, ensuring the jeans don't move year after year.
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