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Levi's 502 Regular Tapered Mens Jeans - Rock Cod

Levi's 502 Regular Tapered Mens Jeans - Rock Cod

  • W28L32
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  • W31L30
  • W31L32
  • W31L34
  • W32L30
  • W32L32
  • W32L34
  • W33L30
  • W33L32
  • W33L34
  • W34L30
  • W34L32
  • W34L34
  • W34L36
  • W36L30
  • W36L32
  • W36L34
  • W36L36
  • W38L30
  • W38L32
  • W38L34
  • W40L32
  • W40L34

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Levi's 502- Rock Cod

A classic taper for every day. The 502 Regular Taper is roomier in the thigh with a tapered leg for a modern, casual look. The most versatile of our tapered fits, this is the jean that works for all body types.With 5 pocket construction, reinforcement rivets at vital stress points and a v-shaped yolk at the rear. The tapered fitting provides a long lean look, perfect for the man who likes a slightly fitted jean that isn't too tight.

93% Cotton / 4% Polyester / 2% Polyethylene / 1% Elastane

Mid weight denim

Built to last

Slim fitting

Tapered leg

Sits below waist

5 pocket construction

Concealed zip fly with branded button

Reinforcement rivets at vital stresspoints

Leather 'horses' patch on rear waist

27cm thigh

21cm knee

17.5cm ankle opening

Measurements taken from 32' x 32' fitting jeans

A classic taper for everyday

Extra room for comfort

A refined, modern alternative to straight jeans

Levi Strauss & Co. has been innovating since the birth of the first pair of jeans on May 20th, 1873. One day the wife of a local laborer asked Jacob Davis, a tailor and one of Levi's loyal customers, to make a pair of pants for her husband that wouldn't fall apart. Jacob came up with the idea to put metal rivets at points of strain, like pocket corners and the base of the button fly. Davis collaborated with Levi and soon the first riveted clothing was made and sold. The first pair of 'jeans' were made from traditional denim, a popular choice of fabric for men's workwear, and within a very short time the jean was a bona fide success.

In 1873, two visionary immigrants turned denim, thread and a little metal into what has become the most popular apparel on earth.

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