levi's Wedgie Straight Leg Jeans

Name: levi's Wedgie Straight Leg Jeans
Brand: levi's
Price: 98.00 USD
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The Levi's Wedgie Straight Leg Jeans channel that effortlessly cool, retro vibe with a nod to iconic denim days. Infused with a touch of nostalgia, these jeans boast a classic light wash that feels both timeless and fresh. Crafted with 99% cotton and a hint of Lycra® spandex, the fabric holds a structured yet slightly flexible quality, hugging your curves in all the right places.

With a zip fly and button closure, these jeans embrace simplicity while offering that coveted five-pocket style. The low-stretch design ensures they maintain their shape, complementing a range of looks. Whether you're pairing them with a sleek cami or layering with an oversized blazer, these jeans transition effortlessly from casual brunch to late-night city strolls. As you move, they adapt to your body, striking the ideal balance between form-fitting and relaxed appeal.

Emanating that classic Levi's authenticity, the Wedgie Straight Leg Jeans are a staple in the denim revolution. They capture the spirit of vintage Levi's with a modern twist, making them a go-to for those drawn to both heritage and contemporary edge. A wardrobe must-have that aligns beautifully with today's resurgence of classic denim styles.

Materials / Fabrication

Low-stretch denim
Classic light wash
Hugs hips to showcase curves
Zip fly with button closure
Five-pocket style
Shell: 99% cotton, 1% Lycra® spandex
Imported

Recommended Care

Machine wash inside out in cold water to maintain color.
Avoid bleach to protect fabric fibers.
Tumble dry on low heat or hang to air dry for best results.
Iron on medium heat if needed.

Lookbooks

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Levi’s “Behind Every Original” debuted with a Super Bowl placement, anchoring the launch around the anthem film “Backstory.” The film was directed by Kim Gehrig and flips expectations by showing its cast — including Rosé, inviting viewers to interpret identity, attitude, and style through how denim sits, moves, and exists in the frame. Rosé is featured as a named cast member in the campaign’s creative universe, positioned alongside athletes, creators, and cultural figures. Rather than relying on a classic celebrity reveal, the film’s design centers on Levi’s denim codes and the unique visual language that the brand has built over generations.

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About Levi's

Levi’s is a global denim house that has become synonymous with the classic fashion, workwear staple – jeans. It was in 1852, when Levi Strauss, an immigrant from Bavaria opened a dry goods company in San Francisco during the height of the California Gold Rush, where he recognized the need to create clothes for hardworking people that can endure any challenges of which the heavy physical work may bring. This was the first ‘blue jeans’ were made. Shop the latest collection from Levi’s, ranging in jeans, jackets, sweatshirts, tops, tees, pants, overalls, and more.