Few closet staples are as versatile as a pair of expertly tailored Levi's 501s.
. But we both share a deep, unrelenting love for the most classic piece of American clothing—the blue jean.Once relegated to common workmanswear, the jean has leaned in hard and exceeded any imaginable expectations that Levi Strauss might have had when he introduced denim pants in 1873. Just think about all of the iconic moments that jeans have had throughout each decade—that poster forBing Crosby and his tuxedo.
But I’ve never had luck with any pairs that I ordered. To be fair, I can be obsessive. I’ve been a long-term collector of elder denim—always disdainful of faux distressing and never one to appreciate the feel of stretch material. I don't buy vintage Levi's without a deep consideration of the rivets' patina, have an eBay alert for fresh Orange Tab listings and I check to see that the E on the back is upper or lowercase.
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