Levis Vintage 1870's Oldest Oldest Rigid Jeans

Men's Denim Jeans

The Oldest Oldest Rigid jeans are a remake of an 1870's version of Levi Jeans found in a mining town near Nevada. The jeans feature buttons around the waistline and a button up fly. The rivets are patented and the selvage features on the inside of the turn ups. The single needle arucate features on the single back pocket.

When Levi Strauss founded Levi Strauss & Co. in 1853, it was the start of a company that embossed generations.

In the beginning Levis stood for robust working clothes of goldminers and pioneers. But over the years the name became a symbol of the rebellion of youth.

The Levis Vintage collection keeps the 133 year old history of denim alive by creating exact reproductions of original jeanswear from the Levi Strauss & Co archives in San Francisco.

Focusing on authenticism, the denim garments are made with historic quality xx-selvage denim from original narrow loom machinery, and non-denim pieces are exact sourced reproductions.

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