Levi’s is a great American brand. Founded in 1853 by Levi Strauss, Levi’s has been making jeans since the company invented them in 1871. Levi Strauss & Co. produced the original. And 163 years later, Levi’s jeans are still known for being the best.
And you know what’s great? Levi’s “End of Season” sale means that some of their most popular styles are an additional 50 percent off (including their bestselling 501 line). I mean, just look at some of these prices:
501 Original Fit Jeans — 66 percent off original price
Was: $69.50
Now: $23.45
These original 501 jeans are less than $25 with the current sale (Photo via Levi’s)
501 Original Fit Jeans on sale for $23.45
501 Original Shrink-To-Fit Jeans — 61 percent off original price
Was: $69.50
Now: $27.45
These original 501 jeans are less than $30 with the current sale (Photo via Levi’s)
501 Original Shrink-To-Fit Jeans on sale for $27.45
550 Relaxed Fit Jeans — 60 percent off original price
Was: $58
Now: $22.95
These relaxed fit jeans are under $25 as part of this sale (Photo via Levi’s)
550 Relaxed Fit Jeans on sale for $27.95
501 Original Fit Lightweight Jeans — 60 percent off original price
Was: $89.50
Now: 35.45
These lightweight jeans are on sale for only $35 (Photo via Levi’s)
501 Original Fit Lightweight Jeans on sale for $35.45
501 Original Fit Selvedge Jeans — 53 percent off original price
Was: $128
Now: $60.45
These originally $128 jeans are on sale for under $70 (Photo via Levi’s)
Made In The USA 501 Original Fit Selvedge Jeans on sale for $60.45
Without a doubt, this sale is a prime opportunity to get the best jeans at lower-than-usual prices. Just remember to use the code 50SUMMER at checkout.
Levi’s End of Season Sale — an extra 50 percent off
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