Levi's® 724 High Rise Straight Leg Jeans - Night Is Black

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Levi's® Ladies 724 - Night Is Black Levi's® signature "Lot 700" fits are the ultimate look-amazing jeans, designed to flatter, hold and lift, all day, every day. The 724 High Rise Jeans are a timeless chic fit. The straight silhouette aligns to your natural shape without being too tight, it's the perfect middle ground. This pair is made from soft woven twill, infused with viscose for an extra smooth hand. 62% Cotton / 28% Viscose / 8% Polyester / 2% Elastane Made with Water
Levi's® Ladies 724 - Night Is Black Levi's® signature Lot 700 fits are the ultimate look-amazing jeans, designed to flatter, hold and lift, all day, every day. The 724 High Rise Jeans are a timeless chic fit. The straight silhouette aligns to your natural shape without being too tight, it's the perfect middle ground. This pair is made from soft woven twill, infused with viscose for an extra smooth hand. 62% Cotton / 28% Viscose / 8% Polyester / 2% Elastane Made with Water<Less technology A classic , versatile high-rise fit Straight leg Slim through hip & thigh Zip fly with button closure Classic five-pocket styling Flatters your waist and holds you in Measurement of a 27 Waist ---- Rise 9 / Leg opening 13 Signature Levi's® tab and arcuate stitches on back pockets Tonal leather patch on back of the waist band A timeless chic fit. Levi's® sculpt fabrication with soft is a delicate blend of ultra-soft fibres and powerful stretch 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 labourer 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 work wear, and within a very short time the jean was a global success. In 1873, two visionary immigrants turned denim, thread and a little metal into what has become the most popular apparel on earth.