Levi's Vintage 1920 201 Jeans

Originally launched as a cheaper alternative to the 501 jeans it was made from what was perceived at the time to be a lower grade fabric, hence the number 2(01). The characteristic black painted donut suspender buttons, the linen 201 cloth patch and the higher curved Arcuate differentiate these jeans from the 501 jeans at this time.

Features:

Comfort loose fit. Very roomy top block
Large grade back pockets
Crotch rivet
Exposed back pockets rivets
Cinch back, belt loops and brace buttons
Black coated donut buttons
Linen cloth patch with black and red print
High curved Arcuate

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.