Each pair did not fit the same, the length was different on each pair. I had to pay extra to have each pair hemmed. I washed them and 1 pair came out of the wash with a hole at the knee and I hadn't even worn them. I wasted my money, I don't recommend buying Levi's, they are not like they used to be.

These no longer feel like jeans, more like an elastic bag with a button and zipper.

I've worn jeans for thirty-plus years. I really don't understand why you can't make your games like it used to a hundred percent heavy denim straight leg and mid-rise. These are too thin and stretch out when you wear them. I'm just so ready for the good old days for somebody to give me a good old-fashioned pair of denim jeans

Though these were the correct size, they were saggy baggy in the upper leg and crotch areas, not an attractive look by any means. The material felt flimsy as well. Returned this. Very disappointed that I am having a hard time finding levi's like they used to make.

Dear Levi's.... I rarely do reviews and I am rarely negative .... but... What happened? I am finding that the 505 short are way too long by 2-3 inches(I am 5'3)... If I am lucky to find petite they are too short... The crotch hangs... Material is too stretchy and I am forever pulling my jeans up .... It seems that straight leg is now more like the "elephant leg" that was popular in the 70's... Also, not every person out here wants to wear "skinny jeans". Sorry, I love you but I may have to find another brand.....

I just bought a pair of 505 straight leg. They are all baggy. I like Levi's but you have to get rid of these stretch pants. I need to buy some more jeans but am holding off til you bring back the 98 percent cotton ones.

I bought the same size (8M) jeans in light blue and black. I had previously bought a pair in black at the store that fit perfectly, and so did the second pair. However the light blue jeans were much larger and looser and softer, and were not flattering at all. I had to return them. I was disappointed the sizing was not consistent across washes.

I have worn levis for 40 years, what happened to normal jeans without stretchiness! Men get the normal Jeans but women have to have stretchiness?! What are we saying here? Bring back the normal REAL jeans with the normal original pockets!! Oh I'm 5'7 135 lbs and wear a 6 long!! And a knock out at 53 young years!!

I tried these jeans on in the store (my local Kohl's) and they looked and felt good, but you can't always tell until you've worn them for a while and after wearing these at home for just 5 minutes I knew they had to go back. They are too stretchy and the denim is very thin, so they feel almost like pajamas. I don't know what's happened to the Levi's brand, but they are becoming cheaper in quality as the price goes up. They are also making it too complicated as each style/cut not only fits differently, they vary so wildly it makes it impossible to buy them online.

The short were too short and the regular were too long. They were tight in the thighs and looked all worn out. Down right ugly. They certainly do not look like the jeans in the picture shown. What happened to the Levis that I loved so much?

Too much stretch in fabric; jeans do not hold shape, so after an hour or two of wearing you find yourself having to constantly pull them up. The sizing...forget it! There is nothing accurate about Levi's sizing these days. You can order two pairs of the exact same jean, same size, and one will be much larger or smaller than the other. I am buying only Calvin Klein jeans in the future.

These jeans are way to stretchy!! What happened to the old fashioned regular jeans fabric??? These are like stretchy leggings, not jeans. Please go back to the original fabric makeup for the 505's.

The only jeans I wear are Levis. I purchased 2 pairs of these because I liked the color. Although they fit when I first put them on the waistband has about 1 1/2" band of elastic. I know all jeans have 1% of that elastic material but this is ridiculous. Every time I move with these pants on I have to pull them up. Not a very happy customer.