He adquirido los Levi’s LVC 501 1955 y puedo decir sin duda que es una de las mejores inversiones en denim que he hecho. La calidad del vaquero es excepcional: confeccionado en denim selvedge premium 100 % algodón, con una construcción totalmente sin elasticidad que transmite solidez y carácter desde el primer momento. Esta versión reproduce fielmente los detalles clásicos de 1955, con costuras impecables, rivets ocultos auténticos y bragueta de botones, lo que eleva la prenda a un nivel de artesanía que pocas veces se ve en vaqueros modernos. Además, al estar fabricado en Japón por artesanos expertos según técnicas tradicionales, se nota el cuidado en cada costura y acabado, lo que da una sensación de robustez y durabilidad que inspira confianza. El tallaje es absolutamente correcto, con un fit que respeta la clásica silueta 501 —cintura, tiro y pernera impecables— y que se adapta de forma natural al cuerpo después de un lavado controlado gracias al proceso Shrink-to-Fit.

Great Pair of Jeans. I've tried several of the vintage Levis 501jeans and to my dismay, they all didn't fit my body. These fit as described. Glad Levis has pre-shrunk vintage jeans. One of my favorite pairs in my collection.

Rien de mieux que les levis a l'ancienne, tant au niveaux de la taille qu'au niveau de la qualité ! Le premier s est nettement justifié.

Beste Jeans ever. Sitz nach 1 x waschen perfekt. Anfangs etwas groß. Ist nachdem waschen aber eingelaufen.

First of, the ‘unlabel color’ is actually called ‘Organic Rinse’. It is preshrunk (look like 1 wash) and even though there is not much details in here, the Levi’s Japan website claims another 3% shrink after wash as supposed to 10% on ‘Rigid’ color. Which, to me, is a whole lot easier to pick the right size and dont worry much about the jean would shrink too much. Quality is top notch. This is my 4th Levi vintage jean and this one beat the rest!

im from UK and been buying vintage 501s for 50 yrs. Always at a shop. Can i get this right, are the organic rinse the true size to wear? I dont have to get waist 2 ins too big which shrinks to fit? Grateful for any response

I wanted to write this review just to help some other people make a decision about which of these two 1955 jeans is the right one for them. I ordered the "Dark Indigo Organic Selvedge" in 33/34 and the unlabeled option, which in reality is called "Organic Rinse" in 32/32. My actual measurements are about 32/31. I kept the "Organic Rinse" and I'm going to explain why. On arrival, it's clear that "Dark Indigo Organic Selvedge" is raw, unsanforized (aka "Shrink to Fit") and "Organic Rinse" is unsanforized rinsed or one-wash (aka "Pre-Shrunk"). On visual inspection, they seemed to both be the same denim, except for the fact that one is washed and one is unwashed. Both have a similar coloration and a slight nep. The "Organic rinse" has a slightly twisted seam which is characteristic of a washed unsanforized jean. So, to start off, for sizing, in practice, the 33/34 rigid was actually 33/34, which would have been a disaster if I washed it. With a 32 inch waist (5'11", 165 lbs for reference), I'd ideally want the final waist size to be 33 and my experience with LVC rigid says that you drop 2-3 inches on a wash, so I'd maybe want a 35/34. That doesn't exist, so I'd have to choose between a 34/34 and a 36/34 and roll the dice (probably would pick 36). On the other hand, the 32/32 "Organic Rinse" was actually 33/32 when it arrived and it fit great, so this was an easy decision. In wearing, the Organic Rinse pair is fantastic. They were comfy and flexible right away. The denim has a nice color, a little nep and weave irregularity, a nice fuzz on the surface and a very slightly uneven texture. It feels like high quality vintage denim for sure. The weight is quoted at 12oz, and it feels just a tiny bit heavier than that, so I'm assuming that 12 oz was the pre-wash spec and post-shrink it got a bit denser. It feels durable without being overly heavy, and it's clean looking to the point where I'd still wear it with an oxford shirt tucked in. After two initial washes and two weeks of wear, the "Organic Rinse" pair is still shedding indigo, but the denim is conforming nicely to my body as I live in it. The fit of this 1955 model is perfect for me because the high rise (~12.5 in) fits right where it should at my belly button, the waist is significantly smaller than the hip (I'm a 32 waist, 35 hip) leaving me a little room on the hips, the thigh is not tight and pulling the waist down when I walk and the thigh still has a little room even when I sit (my actual thigh measurement is 21" when standing). In summary, this is exactly what I was looking for and I would reorder these without a second thought. One final note: In my opinion LVC is essentially a line made for Japan. One way this is evident is that levi.com barely says anything about these jeans at all, whereas levi.jp is full of useful information about them. This is particularly true when it comes to measurements, where levi.jp has a full table broken down by size. In my experience, these measurements were almost exact to the pair I received. Another piece of info that they supply is that they expect raw denim to shrink 10% and rinsed denim to shrink 3%. Again, this is corresponds to my experience with this pair and others. If you're interested in this line, head over to levi.jp to get the right info about them. This is the page for the "Organic Rinse" pair if you're curious: https://levi.jp/products/501550080

Du passé glorieux au présent iconique : Levi’s 1955:: là où le denim devient mémoire et légende.