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Updated Apr 03

Levis 501 Shrink to Fit 32x36

Name: Levis 501 Shrink to Fit 32x36
Brand: Levi's
SKU: 60564983045e39bf70ff87ac
Price: 380.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Raw Unsanforized Denim Shrinks Approximately 10% Made in the USA 501-0000 501xx

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msmcdmt Hello, where was this item manufactured? Can you also give me the PC9 number on the inside white tag? Thank you.

Apr 10Reply

vintagedenom @msmcdmt these were made in the USA (late 80’s) there is no PC9 number. I believe PC9 numbers werent used until after production moved overseas.

Apr 11Reply

davidcorder75 Seriously 380.00 bucks for a pair of Jeans, I'm not a Rockefeller so I believe You will keep those .

Apr 22Reply

vintagedenom @davidcorder75 poshmark takes 20% off, i have these listed on other platforms and accept “best offers”.

Apr 22Reply

south9407 What others platforms do you have them listed? Would you be willing to accept 1/2 what you have them listed for? Thanks!

Nov 03Reply

guyincognito76 At 39 I went to School in the mountains of NC to learn how to make jeans. I was already refurbishing/repairing them since doing labor jobs destroyed my clothes in the 1990s. Spent my life thrifting to afford clothes. It takes about 40 hours to make a perfect pair of jeans from 12-20 oz denim. Those are WORTH 400 bucks. These are just a way of saying-Im better than you cause I can afford to have old things. Don't sweat the seller, it's just the callow shallow nature of consumerism.

Oct 30Reply

vintagedenom @guyincognito76 will message you soon

Oct 31Reply

guyincognito76 I 100% defend your right to sell these things for what they are worth in the marketplace. I don't know why anyone needs to criticize you, it's the market for well made, deadstock, unworn Levis. And though Levis are not actually the oldest denim ever made nor the first as they claim, they have provenance in the denim market that is undeniable. Esp in Japan and elsewhere where rather than wear them, they get collected and piled up and hoarded bysellers well beyond your prices. Keep at it!

Oct 31Reply