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Johor

• Levi's® Boutique - Batu Pahat Mall

  G56 & 57, Batu Pahat Mall

  Batu Pahat, Johor

  Tel: 07-4311233 ext. 1080

• Levi's® Boutique - Sutera Mall

  Lot L2-022, Sutera Mall

  Skudai, Johor Bahru

  Tel: 07-5566799 Fax: 07-5588099

•  Levi's® Boutique - AEON Bukit Indah

  AEON Bukit Indah Shopping Centre

  Lot G68, No 8, Jalan Indah 15/2,

  Bukit Indah, Johor Bahru

  Tel: 07-2370171 Fax: 07-2370171

• Levi's® Boutique - Plaza Angsana

  Lot LG2.22A Plaza Angsana

  Tampoi, Johor Bahru

  Tel: 07-2359289 Fax: 07-2359289

• Levi's® Boutique - Jusco Tebrau City

  Lot G50 Jusco Tebrau City

  Johor Bahru

  Tel: 07-3522050 Fax: 07-3522050

• Levi's® Boutique - City Square Johor Bahru

  Lot M1-20 & M1-21 Level 1,

  City Square Johor Bahru

  Johor Bahru

  Tel: 07-2266501 Fax: 07-2266989

Kedah

• Levi's® Boutique - Langkawi Fair

  GF1, Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall

  Langkawi, Kedah

  Tel: 04-96999104

• Levi's® Boutique - Legenda Village Mall

  1F-8, Legenda Village Mall

  Sungai Petani, Kedah

  Tel: 04-44206787

 Kelantan

• Levi's® Boutique - Jalan Parit Dalam

  Lot 163 Jalan Parit Dalam, Sek 8,

  Kota Bahru, Kelantan

  Tel: 09-7478505 Fax: 09-7478505

• Levi's® Boutique - Kota Bahru Mall

  Lot G03, Kota Bahru Mall,

  Kota Bahru, Kelantan

  Tel: 09-7475225

 Melaka / Malacca

• Levi's® Boutique - Dataran Pahlawan

  Lot BW002B, Dataran Pahlawan

  Tel: 06-2810700 Fax: 06-2810700

 Negeri Sembilan

• Levi's® Boutique - Jusco Seremban 2

  Lot G25 Jusco Seremban 2 Shopping Centre

  Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

  Tel: 06-6015428 Fax: 06-6015428

• Levi's® Boutique - Terminal 1

  Lot UG4 Terminal 1 Shopping Centre

  Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

  Tel: 06-7617746 Fax: 06-7617746

 Pahang

• Levi's® Boutique - East Coast Mall

  GF30, East Coast Mall

  Kuantan, Pahang

  Tel: 09-5609510

 Perak

• Levi's® Boutique - Ipoh Parade

  G18 Ipoh Parade

  Ipoh, Perak

  Tel: 05-2411315 Fax: 05-2411315

 Pulau Pinang

• Levi's® Boutique - Queensbay Mall

  GF-31 Queensbay Mall,

  Sungai Nibong, Penang

  Tel: 04-6452501

• Levi's® Boutique - Gurney Plaza

  170-G-9 Gurney Plaza

  Tel: 04-2271834

 Sabah

• Levi's® Boutique - Wisma Merdeka

  AG 29 & 31, Ground Floor, Wisma Merdeka

  Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

  Tel: 088-238363

• Levi's® Boutique - Borneo Hypermall

  G 616 1 Borneo Hypermall Kota Kinabalu

  Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

  Tel: 088-488091 Fax: 088-488091

• Levi's® Boutique - Centrepoint Sabah

  4th Floor Centrepoint Sabah

  Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

  Tel: 088-233287 Fax: 088-237782

• Levi's® Boutique - Wisma Sandakan

  Lot 103, 1st Floor, Wisma Sandakan

  Sandakan, Sabah

  Tel: 089-212515 Fax: 089-275860

• Levi's® Boutique - Suria Sabah

  Lot G77, G12, Suria Sabah

  Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

  Tel: 088-487889 Fax: 088-487399

• Levi's® Boutique - Harbour Mall Sandakan

  G-07, Ground Floor Harbour Mall, Sandakan Harbour Square, Sandakan, Sabah

  Tel: 089-276228

 Sarawak

• Levi's® Boutique - Wisma Sanyan

  Lot 3-21, Wisma Sanyan, No.1 Jalan Sanyan, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak

  Tel: 084-330071

• Levi's® Boutique - Riverside Shopping

  Lot LG3A, Riverside Shopping, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 93100 Kuching, Sarawak

  Tel: 082-234501

• Levi's® Boutique - Bintang Megamall

  Lot 70 - 72 Ground Floor Bintang Megamall, Jalan Pujut, 98000 Miri, Sarawak

  Tel: 085-418018

• Levi's® Boutique - The Spring Mall

  G33, The Spring Mall, Grd Floor, Jalan Simpang Tiga, 93350 Kuching, Sarawak.

  Tel: 082 459899

 Selangor

• Levi's® Boutique - IOI Mall Puchong

  Lot EG25 IOI Mall, Batu 9 Jalan Puchong, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47170 Puchong, Selangor

  03-80709501

• Levi's® Boutique - 1-Utama

  Lot G105, 1-Utama Shopping Centre

  Petaling Jaya, Selangor

  Tel: 03-77258381 Fax: 03-77258386

• Levi's® Boutique - Sunway Pyramid

  Lot G1.91 Ground Floor

  Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall

  Petaling Jaya, Selangor

  Tel: 03-74922618 Fax: 03-56388501

• Levi's® Boutique - Empire Shopping Gallery

  G22, Empire Shopping Gallery

  Petaling Jaya, Selangor

  Tel: 03-56335178

• Levi's® Boutique - The Curve

  Lot G116B, The Curve Shopping Centre

  Petaling Jaya, Selangor

  Tel: 03-77297320 Fax: 03-77261208

• Levi's® Boutique - AEON Bukit Tinggi

  Lot G37 AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre,

  Klang, Selangor

  Tel: 03-33242188

• Levi's® Boutique - Jusco Bukit Raja

  G11 Jusco Bukit Raja Shopping Centre

  Klang, Selangor

  Tel: 03-33428772 Fax: 03-33428772

Choose Your Levi's Jeans

Find Your favorite. Start here with selecting your fit preference, then continue to explore the range of leg openings and colours as you shop

Slim - Cut close through the hip and thight, these are the slimmest styles. a ange of options from trim to tight

Original - The most worn, best-loved jeans in the world. This is the ultimate straight leg, button fly jean. The one-of-a-kind 501@ Original fit gives you just enough room in the seat and tighh, then wears to fit your body perfectly.

Regular - A classic fit, cut straight through the seat and tight, in straight leg or boot cut options

Loose - A range of roomier jeans that fit more loosely through the seat and thigh. Choose from truly loose to more trim and relaxed

Levi's Basic Fit Guide

501 - 'Origanal' Straight Fit, Loose - Best For People who, for whatever reason cannot fit into anything slimmer. These are as baggy as you ever want to go

514 - "Slim Straight" 511 with more room - Best For Weight lifters and those with bigger legs. These are slim in their own right, and adequately 'skinny' for those with skinny legs, these will be as baggy as 501a

511 - "Skinny" - relatively skinny jean - Best For Guys with relatively slim legs that do not 'sausage' (bulge) out when wearing these. Some say these have a wider seat than 514s when stretched, but that is hard to prove.

510 - "Super Skinny" - truly Skinny -  Best for truly skinny people. Like, rail thin people. If these fit you like above, then go for them. Can look really good or really bad

Levi’s 501 (Original Jean)
Sometimes jokingly called the “Obama Jean” nowadays, 501s are the very classic Levi’s jean offering that has been around for virtually forever. 501s are as baggy as a fashionable person would ever want to go — they are relatively loose and relaxed and perfect for a look trying to exploit that, but really often too loose for most guys otherwise. Unless you have huge legs or are trying to pull off something retro (or just have no other choice), 501s are probably not an ideal choice.
Levi’s 514 (Slim Straight Jean)
These are pretty much the perfect balance between straight and skinny — 514s are neither skinny nor baggy straight, making them a “slim straight” that works fairly well for most people, particularly those with bigger thighs (i.e. weightlifters). 514s don’t work very well for those with super thin legs (they just manage to look baggy), but for those with muscle tone, 514s are a godsend.
Levi’s 511 (Skinny Jean)
The canonical “skinny jean”, though admittedly they are really only skinny in name. 511s differ from 514s in that they have a more drastic taper and try to achieve a more skin-tight look without trying to be too skin tight, making them a good choice for most guys with relatively thin legs. You can find a ton of variations on 511s, from ones with wild colors (like hot purple) to material additions (like spandex to make the jean material less constricting). These allegedly have a wider seat than the 514s (which is really not something I’ve personally seen), so be wary.
Levi’s 510 (Super Skinny Jean)
510s are the honest-to-god Levi’s skinny jean. These can look amazing on guys with very thin legs, or very horrible on guys with anything but slim legs — if you don’t know if you could wear these, chances are you shouldn’t wear them. 510s are skinny to the point where they look ridiculous unless you are skinny all throughout to the point of looking emaciated, so be careful — these are wonderful jeans only in the right hands.

Some General Tips

• If you live in the United States, Levi’s can be purchased at a huge number of department stores. However, I personally feel one of the best options is the Amazon.com Levi store, which sells virtually all types of Levi’s for around $30/pair, which is an incredible steal.
• Consequently, if you live in Europe or outside of the US, Levi’s will be much, much more expensive, and you may find a better brand. Be wary — this guide is really meant for American users, as Levi’s business model intentionally cuts the price of the jeans stateside.
• As with virtually every other jean brand, waist size is directly correlated with the bagginess (or slimness) in the legs. Thus, focus on determining your waist size, and then experiment with the different styles listed above. You can have drastically different leg sizes and fits with a size 32 waist — some people can wear 510s with a size 32 waist, others have to go up to 514s, and so on.
• In the slimmer cuts (particularly 510s and 511s), the waist can and likely will stretch ever so slightly, as will other parts of the jean if they are really tight. This is not to imply you want to buy jeans you have to use a shoehorn to get into, but in some cases small amounts of tightness in the waist fix themselves after a little bit of wear. The same rule applies to the thighs.
• Darker wash Levi’s — particularly the raws (obviously) and the “rigid” brands — do develop fairly nice stacks, whiskering, and general signs of individual wear. Obviously, the “rigid” Levi’s are not going to develop effects as nice as raws, but it’s a great alternative.
• No matter what people on other fashion websites/forums may say, there is no inherent status involved with waist size or the style of jeans you wear, pending they fit well. You don’t get fashion benefits for wearing 510s or anything like that.

How to identified Levi's 501 Original

Steps to identified Levi's 501 Original

Step 1

Check the buttons. Levi's manufactured in the mid-1970s and prior will have a single digit stamped onto them. Newer versions (as well as fake ones) have three digits stamped on the buttons. The most popular numbers on vintage versions are 2, 5, 6 and the letter W. New Levi's have "501" or "555" stamped on them.

Step 2
Look at the rivets. Older styles from the mid-1960s to the 1980s feature flat silver rivets with L.S.&CO-S.F. indented on them. Newer styles feature aluminum or copper rivets with circular patterns and L.S.&CO-S.F. indented on them. The circular patterns on the rivets are a sure sign that the Levi's are relatively new.

Step 3
The vintage Levi's red tab.
Check the red tab. This is a small red fabric tag that has "Levi's" written in white in all caps. Prior to 1971 the "e" in Levi's was capitalized and referred to as the "big E." After 1971, the "e" was written in lower case while the other letters were left capitalized.

Step 4
Read the care tags. They first appeared on Levi's in the 1970s. The tags from 1970 to 1985 were plain white with dark blue writing and contained an instruction that read "Shrinks about 10%." Newer jeans (after 1985) have care tags that are white with red writing and the Levi's logo placed prominently at the top. The older versions do not have a Levi's logo on the care tags.

Step 5
Inspect the inseam and back pockets. The style of inseam on almost all Levi's before the mid-1980s featured a single felled inseam, which is a single stitch running down the inner thigh. The back pockets on vintage Levi's have a very pronounced arcuate design. An arcuate is denoted by two wide arcs joined together in the middle, similar to the top part of a traditional heart shape. On newer Levi's the arcs are much more shallow.


Step 6
Check for bar tacks at the corners of the pockets. Bar tacks are a method of sewing that involves using extra thread to reinforce a thicker fabric such as denim. Levi's that contain bar tacks on the corner pockets are at least 20 years old and may be even older.

Model Levis 501XX Rigid

Model Levis 501XX Rigid
Product Highlights:
# Quintessentia l Anti-Fit
# Button Fly
# Original Fit
# Sits at Waist
# Classic Seat and Thigh
# Straight Leg
# 17 1/4" Leg Opening
# 100% cotton, 12.5oz
# Levi's reg; Red Tab™ Jeans by Levi Strauss & Co.

HOW TO BUY SHRINK TO FIT RIGID JEANS 
 If your Waist     is: 27" to 36" then add    1"
If your Waist      is  38"   to 46" then add    2"
If your Length   is  26" to 34" then add      3"
If your Length    is  36"  and Up   then add   4"
(just a guide - ask seller for more info)

How to Find the Right Size for 501 Levi's Jeans

Most people are used to buying their jeans in a specific size and length such as "8 petite" or "Men's Large". These are not like that - you need to have your actual waist and inseam measurements in inches to know which size to select.

Since 501® Button-Flys are "shrink-to-fit" they need to be purchased at a larger size than actual inches for the waist and inseam. They will shrink approximately 10%, but instead of having to pull out a calculator and figure it out there is a post on the Fashion .

Applicable to Jeans made with Unwashed Unfinished Denim. The Shrinkage Rate might vary slightly between garments, especially with Vintage and Vintage Reproduction garments. Any alterations (including leg lenght alterations) are not recommended Until Shrinkage Is Complete.
(just a guide - ask the seller for more info)

Levi's 501 SHRINK-To-FIT Jeans Shrinkage Guide
IF YOUR WAIST IS	INCREASE SIZE BY
27" (Inches) - 36" (Inches)	1" (Inch)
38" - 48	2"
50" and UP	3"
IF YOUR INSEAM IS:	INCREASE SIZE BY:
27" (Inches) - 34" (Inches)	3" (Inches)
36" and UP	4"
Levi's Vintage Collection Deadstock Jeans Shrinkage Guide
IF YOUR WAIST IS:	INCREASE SIZE BY:
27" (Inches) - 36" (Inches)	2" (Inches)
38" - 48"	3"
IF YOUR INSEAM IS:	INCREASE SIZE BY:
27" (Inches) - 34" (Inches)	3" (Inches)
36" and UP	4"

Original Levi's 501

WHY YOU MUST BUY ORIGINAL LEVI'S 501?

Globally, Levi's jeans is the most copied jeans in the world. It is perceived to have high quality jeans, the material is very good. It also has higher resale value. It is a commodity. Even after wearing for long, if you want to sell it, you can sell at higher price than when you bought it. The longer you hold the jeans, the higher the price, because its considered vintage.

And why imported jeans? They have high quality control. you can see in them (the european), they are the kind of person who is so fussy, looking into much unnecessary detail and decoration. They pay much attention to details. When compared to the Asian, they are different in the mentality.That's why imitation comes from another countries which didn't pay much attention to details, and that's why the price is cheap and the material is not valuable and has no resale value.

You must learn how to appreciate the authentic Levi's 501 jeans.

Identify Vintage Levi's

many asked on How to identify vintage Levi's

No matter if you're here to find a pair of 501's® or if you're just interested in finding out more about them, there is probably something on this page that will interest you.


How to Identify Vintage Levis

Levi's are a popular brand of jeans created by Levi Strauss and his partner, Jacob Davis, in the early 1870s. Originally worn by miners, the blue jeans quickly became a popular fashion item throughout the 20th century. Today, blue jeans are worn by people of all ages, and from all walks of life. Vintage Levi's are coveted and pricey items of clothing due to their age and historical significance. The term "vintage" refers to articles of clothing that are at least 25 to 30 years old. Levi's manufactured prior to the 1980s would be considered vintage.

About Levis 501® Button-Fly Jeans
Levis 501's are still the favorites of many people today (including myself), and even though they have lasting power and are very comfortable they are quite reasonably price

Vintage Levi's Guide - Buttons

here has also been a lot of questions regarding stamping on the back of the top buttons.
As a rule, jeans with a single stamped digit (2, 5, 6, W) for example are older than jeans with a 3 digit stamping on the top
of the button. Common 3 digit stampings are 524, 558, 555,554.

- Jeans with single digit or no digit stamping are made from mid 70's back, and are possibly big E
- Authentic Big E non-reproduction jeans will have either no or a single stamped digit.
- Reproductions will normally be stamped '555'
- Newer Levis and fakes will be stamped '501'
- Japanese Made Levis will have a 'J' followed by a couple of digits '21'

Era: 1870 ~ 1873 period. The hand stitched top-buttons used in the duck cloth work overalls

 Era: 1873 ~ 1890 period.
The most basic type of metal buttons used in the Levis 125 model waist overall in 1873.
note the recessed button center which differs from more modern jeans

 Era: 1930 ~ 1941 period, 1945-Modern Peroid.
The donut core was filled and molded into a solid heart top button for the 501XX series. Levis decided to include it's country of origin, and thus, " * S . F CAL * " was inserted in together with the other characters. This button is the father of the modern button used currently.

Era: 1987 ~ Current
There are two versions of this top button. Available in both Silver and Copper, the " * " which was used as a spacer was replaced with " . " instead. The silver color top button were use mainly on jeans while the copper version appeared on 505 series of jeans and jackets. Copper buttons never appear on 501 model jeans.