Levi's Stacked Jeans (final)

Although the two primary washes of jeans were only the golden haze and the rigid blue, Levi's has since added the rigid black to its variety of Levi's Stacked jeans. The rigid washes are definitely the ones that should be coveted because of their sheen, their conservative, intellectual look, and their raw style. Levi's Stacked jeans are timeless, high-quality, and worth every penny.

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Regardless of 'roominess,' Levi's Stacked jeans give a lot of extra material to work with at the bottom of the leg. They can either be rolled up (to excess at times) or left 'stacked,' which looks so good and leaves remarkable embellishments on the legs after they have been broken in.

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I mean slim! Aside from the roomy seat, the rise is only approximately 9.5 inches on the Levi's stacked-- so the jeans tend to be a bit friendly on warm days. But don't worry; the Levi's stacked feature a 2% spandex mix with the Japanese denim, which does help a bit. The real stretch comes in the Levi's stacked legs. The legs are a straight, slim fit with an extremely long inseam, hence the 'stacked' tag on the jeans. Overall, I feel that this is Levi's strongest development in jeans since the 606 'jacks' that came out a while back. And fans of the slim style of the 606's will love the Levi's Stacked jeans; they might even find the Stacked jeans roomy by comparison!

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Aside from never having to encounter another person wearing a pair of these jeans, the Levi's stacked are the perfect fit. They are somewhat roomy in the seat and are worth 'cinching,' if you know what cinching is. Maybe I don't know what cinching is... my definition is buying a waist size that is slightly larger than what you would wear now, putting a belt on, and adjusting the excess fabric so you hit the bulges when you strike the right poses... Anyhow, it's worth buying a size up on the Levi's Stacked jeans because they are a straight, slim fit.