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Summary: I love wearing these jeans with sandals
Comment: I love wearing these jeans when going bearfoot or with sandals. The back of the legs don't wear down as much as the 505s. They are quite comfitable and I change into them as soon as I come home from work.
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Summary: Great Fitting Jeans!
Comment: My husband's favorite jeans! He's not thin, but has narrow hips. 512s are not readily available except through an Amazon retailer. Thanks!
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Summary: Men's jeans
Comment: These are mens jeans. Don't know why they're in the womens section. Ladies beware. Weird fit. Appearently no one makes slim fit regular rise straight leg for woman anymore. I give up.
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Summary: Jeans
Comment: Jeans are okay, but we ordered 2 pairs and only one pair can. There was nothing on the packing slip stating when the others would be shipped. I had to email the company to find out what was going on. They did responsed fairly quickly.
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Summary: 501 fit without the hassle of buttons
Comment:
Although the Levi's 505 jean is usually referred to as the zipper version of the classic button fly 501, the Levi's 512 model seems closer to me. If you are looking for the 501 fit without the hassle of buttons, this may be the way to go. The 505 is rather full in the seat and crotch (technically "the rise") and can look pretty baggy. Though described as a "slim fit", the 512 is more of a moderate fit, snug but not formfitting, much like the handsome 501. Rather than slim fit, it really should be described as the 512 "tapered leg", because it has a pretty strong taper to the ankle, which means it will not fit over boots, unlike the 505 and the 501. The only real downside of this jean is that comes in only one finish, a rather milquetoast medium stonewash. Over time, however, it breaks in pretty nicely and looks good.
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