Levis Mens 511 Slim Fit Jeans Discontinued

As a self-proclaimed connoisseur of denim, I must say that these Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans have surpassed all my expectations. I've owned many pairs of jeans in my lifetime, but none have fit me as well as these bad boys. Not only are they slim fitting, but they have just the right amount of stretch to allow me to do a cartwheel (yes, I tried it). But let's get to the real meat of this review - the funny part. Picture this: it's a Saturday morning, you wake up feeling like a million bucks, and you want to strut your stuff in your new jeans. You walk into your local coffee shop feeling like the coolest cat in town. You order your usual, but when you go to pay, you realize you left your wallet at home. No big deal, you'll just use your phone to pay, right? Wrong. You left your phone at home too. At this point, you're sweating bullets. You're trying to remember if there's any change in your car that you can scrounge up, but you know it's a lost cause. Just when you think you're about to have to wash dishes to pay for your coffee, a stranger comes up to you and says, "Hey man, I got you." You look up to see that the stranger is wearing the exact same Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans as you. You both laugh and bond over your love of these amazing jeans. Now, I know what you're thinking - "That's not even that funny." But trust me, in the moment, it was hilarious. These jeans have brought so much joy and laughter into my life, and I can't recommend them enough. If you want to feel like a million bucks and have a good chuckle, do yourself a favor and buy a pair (or two). Five out of five stars, baby! Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans are a popular choice among men looking for a stylish and comfortable pair of jeans. Let's compare them with another popular brand, the Gap Men's Slim Fit Jeans. 1. Fit: Both Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans and Gap Men's Slim Fit Jeans have a slim fit, which is tailored through the leg and thigh. However, Levi's 511 Slim Fit Jeans have a slightly tapered leg, while Gap's Slim Fit Jeans have a straight leg. 2. Fabric: Both jeans are made of cotton and elastane, which gives them a comfortable stretch. However, Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans have a higher percentage of elastane, which means they have more stretch and are more comfortable to wear. 3. Design: Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans have a classic five-pocket design, while Gap Men's Slim Fit Jeans have a four-pocket design with a button-flap coin pocket. Levi's 511 Slim Fit Jeans also have a small red tag on the back pocket, which is a signature Levi's design element. 4. Availability: Both jeans are widely available in stores and online, although Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans are typically a bit more expensive than Gap Men's Slim Fit Jeans. 5. In summary, both Levi's Men's 511 Slim Fit Stretch Jeans and Gap Men's Slim Fit Jeans are popular choices for men looking for a slim fit, comfortable pair of jeans. Levi's 511 Slim Fit Jeans have a slightly tapered leg, more elastane for stretch, and a classic five-pocket design, while Gap Men's Slim Fit Jeans have a straight leg, a four-pocket design with a button-flap coin pocket, and a lower price point. Ultimately, the choice between the two will come down to personal preference in terms of fit, style, and budget. Read more

I love these jeans. I bought a pair of the same in "pants" version, black, that I could wear on tour with a post-black metal, ambient space rock band, as looking the part was important. (I wanted jeans but they didn't have my size @ the store) When I put them on the first time I immediately felt at least 50% cooler. Or maybe more specifically, it brought my coolness to the surface and I was wearing it. I'm a thin dude - 5' 10" 150ish - size 30X32 - and also a Gen X'er. Sure I wore skinny jeans back in the day - sometimes with holes in them, sometimes all ripped up. As a longtime professional guitar player I've been in a lot of playing situations, beginning with a focus on rock guitar, so naturally I'm no stranger to tight fitting, package exposing jeans and pants. Luckily I didn't dawn any spandex back then - my legs were too embarrassingly skinny for my tastes. I did have a pair of stretchy black jeans though - with a white snake going down the one side of the legs. They were painfully tight but went well with my equally painfully tight black snakeskin boots. Enter the Grunge era and I could finally let the boys swing freely with boxer shorts and baggy cutoff cargo pants (w/Doc Martens for shizzle). I never looked back. That is until the tour came up. And so it was time - time to look modern again. And man I wish I had done it sooner! They look so cool! Even though I wouldn't get them before the tour I ordered the jeans anyway so I could be even cooler when I got back. With my Doc Martens I look metal - with my black adidas I look like a wanna-be millennial hipster (sans beard) and I love it! Not as tight as the snake ones of course - they are tailored nicely with the evolution in design of skinny jeans over the years, perhaps given the advent of hipster culture. Snug but not too snug, they hug the butt and privates nicely. The sensation mixed with how cool I look gives me a sexy feeling the whole time I'm wearing them that says: "I am ready for action." Read more

A quick bit of a back story: I've lost about 70 lbs. over the past year. Because of that I've had to replace much of my wardrobe. I'm 6'3" and now weigh around 200 lbs. I've gone from a size 42 waist down to a 36 and dropped at least a whole shirt size. The expense of new clothes is the downside of getting healthy I guess. Now, on to these jeans. I've been a Levi's fan all my life (despite the fact that they're no longer made domestically, but that's another topic). Never in my life would I think that I would buy any jeans with the word "skinny" or "slim" in their description. These don't fit me that way; they're perfect. There is nothing "hipster" about these jeans at all. They just fit great. I was pleasantly surprised that the fit was exactly what I was looking for. I've worn 505's and 501's my whole life but I've found the rise to be too high in both cases. This jean is classified as a "low" rise and it exactly what I was looking for. The 505's and 501's were also a bit more baggy than I was looking for. These are slim fitting without being too tight. I'm not a small man by any stretch of the imagination, but I guess you could classify me as slim or lean now. The style was just right too. Again, classified as "skinny" which means they're not boot cut or flared, and are slightly slimmer than straight cut. If you are looking for a jean with a low rise and a variety of color and finish options, give these a try. Plus, at the time of this writing, they qualify for Amazon's Guaranteed Return so you can send them back if they don't meet your expectations. I'll be ordering more very soon. Read more