Sköna och snygga. Jag har ett par sedan tidigare och köpte några storlekar upp för att de jag har är lite tajta. Men dessa är i princip samma storlek?! Skillnaden från de gamla är att dessa har mer stretch, i och för sig skönt men det blir lite som att det inte är samma modell. Så jag skickade tillbaka. Bra passform annars.

Eigenlijk een heel erg leuke broek, maar als je je gewicht bij je buik draagt ziet je buik er in deze broek niet heel flatteus uit. Ondanks het leuke model teruggestuurd.

trop large au niveau de la taille et je ne le pensais pas si serré

Retour gestuurd omdat de broek te groot was erg jammer mooie kwaliteit

How about something with a 'normal' waist height (what's with 'ribcage'?) and full-length legs? I love the 501 button-fly. In order to find a pair, I have put up with Levi's mischief: there is generally change the waist height or jagged/ripped the length on the legs.

I want to start by saying that the limited offering of the rib cage style in plus sizes is extremely disappointing when they’ve blown up in the straight sizes into multiple shapes, lengths, and a million washes. Why are only two colors and one length offered to everyone else? I have a 37-38.5 inch waist depending on the day and time of day and 50 inch hips. I wanted the 14 but since the size chart suggested the 16 that’s what I got. The 16 was too big and I hate the M length. I am 5’5 and I don’t love that everyone seems to think we only want cropped jeans…Because this has more stretch and polyester than equivalent styles in straight sizes I knew I needed them to be pretty fitted on first try because they will loosen with wear. Even after a few minutes on the gapping had gotten worse and the crotch was sagging. Hopefully this helps with sizing. Ideally, I would order a 14L but since that size has been sold out every time I’ve check for the last…year? It’s safe to say I will be taking my coins to a better company. Really bummed, vintage Levi’s were my staple for years and it sucks that at my current size, I can’t get quality denim.

Having bought these jeans last year and been very impressed with the quality and more importantly the fit. When they wore out I eagerly repurchased another pair and was very disapointed to find that these are not of the same quality. The fabric was different, the quality of the metal buttons are poor in comparison and the sizing was off too! Way too large! Why change a good product so much?

I've been buying the same style of jeans for years now. I love my Ribcage Straight Ankle jeans and wear them almost every day. I've bought about 11 pairs so far because I wear them so much. This is why I'm so sad and disappointed. As a plus-size person, we all know how hard it is to find a good pair of pants, which makes it all the more frustrating when we lose a good one to corporate greed. This version of Levi's Ribcage Straight Ankle jeans is thinner, and the fly buckles are made of cheap, plastic-like metal. I used to get a good year and a half out of these jeans with almost daily use. I wonder if this cheaper version (for the same price!) will last even two months.

I'm entering a jean phase so I purchased a nice variety of Levi jeans. These were by far my favorite color- a rich blue wash that wasn't navy-and style. The length of the pant make them casual and not too intimidating if you have short legs. Also, because of the series of buttons in place of a zipper I didn't run into the problem that most I often do where my big belly pushes the zipper down (often at the most embarrassing time) so that was nice as well. Why then am I giving it one star? The smell of them! If you know, you KNOW (and if you don't, you're lucky) the dreaded Weird Jean Smell. Something of formaldehyde and sulfur and poop. It's HORRENDOUS! I tried letting them air out for a day: No luck. Washing them in cold water in a washing machine: No (also, this just made it worse somehow). Freezing them overnight: Nada. Soaking them in diluted vinegar: Not even a bit of help. Spraying them down with vodka: Nope. Finally (FINALLY) I tried leaving them overnight in lavender-scented castile soap and that took away 95% if the smell the other 5% is still around the ankles, waist band, and button region where the fabric is the thickest. Trying to get these jeans to a wearable condition has been a weeklong pain in the butt....and they're still not great. As nice as the jeans are, I can't go out smelling of poop and formaldehyde and have a confident and productive day! So, one star... zero if I could.