I'm a fit 5'7" 144 ibs. and wear a 32/30. That said, the 502 Taper Selvedge jeans required least 1.5 inches at the knees to fit like slim jeans. Over the years, Levis seems to have lowered the thread count on their denim, which is especially disappointing when the retail price is $150. I found a competitor's slim selvedge jeans which were also made in Vietnam for just over $50. I think he denim is very similar.

Material is nice, but sizing is super inconsistent. Way too expensive for that.

The color isn’t as dark as advertised, so not good.

As a new Leiv Blue Jean customer, I didn't know that "sits below the waist" meant that the Levi blue jeans sit so low below my waist that I would be very uncomfortable wearing them. I want to commend the Levi return policy for providing an efficient timely process for helping me return the blue jeans.

The color is nice the size is right. But it’s pictured to be loser around the legs where this is more of a skinny jean type. They’re not thin like a lot of off brand jeans.

Pant length was 1 inch shorter than what I ordered.

Look good but came an inch shorter than my other pair of the same Jean in a different wash

When you select a color, you are shown "black" as an option, but the jeans are really more of a grey color, not the solid black I was expecting. Also seemed to be about 2 sizes smaller than the same jeans I have in a blue color. So they've gone back.

Never get the pants. The order was canceled. Waiting money back

Garbage customer service experience. I ended up returning over $500 worth of jeans because Levi's customer service is the worst I've ever dealt with. They wanted me waste my time driving to a local store, returning my recently purchased jeans, and then re-purchasing them at the recently discounted spring sale price instead of just crediting me back $15 (the difference of what I pad just a few days before they went on sale). Apparently, their policy is setup so that if your purchased jeans and got a discount on them, they can no longer be price matched with no exceptions; even if the price drops below whatever price you paid after the discount. The only way to get the new discounted price is for you to go through the hassle of driving to your local store, returning, then re-purchasing and waiting all over again for delivery. All because Levi's wants to uphold a policy that makes absolutely zero sense. Why not just give the customer the difference to their original form of payment instead of wasting their time like this? So now you've lost a customer for life and I'll make sure to never recommend your product to any of my friends or family. No one should have to deal with such illogical and nonsensical policies that make it as difficult as possible for customers to get the difference back if their products goes on sale cheaper than what they just recently bought it for (within 14 days of course). Oh also, I asked multiple times to speak with a manager or supervisor and apparently the reps have "no way of transferring" the call so they can't escalate to a manager. My rep told me that his manager reiterated the same thing to me. When I asked to speak with them my rep told me again that he wouldn't be able to transfer me to them. So if you ever need a supervisor for an escalation, you're S.O.L. as they will just hide behind their employees. Do better Levi's.

Sizing means nothing, the length was not correct and it was non refundable so I was stuck paying for a high price item thank can not use! Figment on Levi’s has gone downhill.