Premium Collection: The original tough and durable shrink to fit jeans patented by Levi’s^® back in 1873 are known today as 501^® Originals. These shrink to fit jeans embody a rule breaking, rebellious streak with a wild-west feel. These straight leg men’s jeans have been the number one denim jeans choice for generations.

These Levi’s 501^® shrink to fit has been worn by miners, punks, rockabillies, and pop stars throughout the years. They’re made with an iconic straight fit and the signature button fly for an authentic look and feel. Featuring classic denim 5-pocket construction for style and convenience, the Levi’s 501^® shrink to fit original sits at the waist and is regular through the thigh with a straight leg. It can be worn with a clean rolled hem or full length, whichever you prefer. These jeans look especially great with a Levi’s^® Trucker Jacket and a simple crewneck tee for a classic all-American look. Pair Levi’s 501^® shrink to fit jeans for men with a Western-inspired plaid shirt for a casual aesthetic. We’re available in a wide range of washes, fits, size groups and stretch levels including selvedge, Shrink-To-Fit™, Stretch, non-stretch, Slim taper, Taper—we have every variety you can think of. We even sell 501^® Original fit shorts and Big & Tall skinny fit jeans. For a custom fit, opt for our Shrink-to-Fit™ original fit jeans, wear them in the tub, keep them on to dry and they’ll fit you just right.

It’s worth taking the time to purchase a perfect-fit Original 501 jeans and locate a Levi’s^® store near you. Men worldwide look for long-lasting jean, and most choose Levi’s 501^® shrink to fit jeans. Malaysia is a Levi’s^® fanbase for men’s clothing and pants that encourage the outdoor/indoor lifestyle, where smart-casual and hard-wearing go together.

A shrink to fit jeans are a straight cut leg opening, while the 511 jeans are a slim cut leg opening. Check out 501 stretch jeans, 501 ’93, and great vintage jeans. The choices are yours with Levi’s^® jeans for men. With a classic straight leg and iconic styling, they’re the blueprint for every pair of jeans in existence — burned into the world’s collective cortex ever since Levi Strauss (the man himself!) invented them in 1873. To this day they they’ve never gone out of style. And they never will!