Levi’s Men’s 550 Relaxed Fit Jean
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| Levi's Men's 550 Relaxed Fit Jean |
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Product Description |
| Stonewashed 5-pocket jeans feature a relaxed mid-rise fit with straight leg and zip fly. Leg opening measures 16". |
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Product Details |
- 100% Cotton
- Relaxed seat and thigh
- Fits below the waist
- Machine wash; tumble dry
- Made In Mexico
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Customer Reviews |
 When function is the highest factor |
| Review Date: April 16, 2004 |
| Reviewer: , Washington, Mi United States |
| I'm a fairly simple shopper when it comes to clothes. I buy most of my pants from Sears, and those are always Levi 550s. They are, quite simply, the most appealing jeans I've worn, and I've been wearing them exclusively for about 5 years now. They don't tear that easily and they hold up for a long time if you take care of them and wash them on a regular basis. While it is true that some other brands, such as Lee, have somewhat softer material, I've always returned to these workhorses. I prefer black usually, which has the normal problem of fading to gray after a time, but they stay black for a respectably long time. Perfect for everyday situations. I really don't see a reason to wear any other jeans! |
Product good, but...
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| Review Date: March 25, 2005 |
| Reviewer: F. Burzi, Colombia |
Pants are good, as expected from Levis, but the very annoying problem here is the distributor: Bealls Florida.
Their "customer support" is a total shame, they insulted me in my second order because I complained about their shipping method. I deleted 114 items from my wishlist that were from Bealls Florida and will never purchase again from them. Item 5 stars, Bealls Florida -5 stars. |
Relaxed fit, but not loose.
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| Review Date: April 8, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Great Faulkner's Ghost, Washington, DC |
The fit on these "relaxed" jeans is just that--relaxed but not loose. Compared to other manufacturers relaxed fit jeans, these are less full than you might expect. I find them to be something like a cross between the classic "regular" fit zipper fly 505, and the slightly wider thigh fit of the 501 button fly Levi's. In other words, they are somewhat fuller in the seat and thighs, but not much fuller in the waist. They are good looking, and have a slight taper to the leg. Because of the taper, they get pretty narrow near the ankle so you want to order your exact size--these are not jeans to roll up the cuffs. |
relaxed but not loose
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| Review Date: June 7, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Great Faulkner's Ghost, Washington, DC |
| The fit on these "relaxed" jeans is just that--relaxed but not loose. Compared to other manufacturers relaxed fit jeans, these are less full than you might expect. I find them to be something like a cross between the classic "regular" fit zipper fly 505, and the slightly wider thigh fit of the 501 button fly Levi's. In other words, they are somewhat fuller in the seat and thighs, but not much fuller in the waist. They are good looking, and have a slight taper to the leg. Because of the taper, they get pretty narrow near the ankle so you want to order your exact size--these are not jeans to roll up the cuffs |
Pants had two special cloth tubes for your legs!
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| Review Date: November 16, 2007 |
| Reviewer: John 3:16, Seattle |
| I guess they're called "pants." Very cool. My feet stick out the end ... is that normal? The crotch doesn't go to my knees (look, I can run like a man!) and my belt loops work, so I don't have to rely on my underware elastic. Thank you for selling the product I purchased. |
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