Hi All,
We all wear Jeans and if not regularly then we do wore them occasionally. There are hundred’s of Brands to choose from but one stands tall above them all. Yes I am talking of the Mother of all Jeans - Levi Strauss. One of the biggest brands in clothing.
I started wearing jeans when I was 17 years old ....!!! I started with some of the local one’s(Short of money) and soon realised that this is not comfort clothing. After 2 years I bought my first Levi’s which was black coloured 517 L. I remember when I wore it what was the feeling ...YES.. I got it. I have collected money, reduced on some habits and thus have it ....it costs me a good some of money but who cares when you will get Quality. It is still with me and like Whisky Jeans get better and better with time. It is a classic example of Value for money.
Levi’s is something which can be relied on.... I feel so. Every two year’s I bought one levis’s and I have all my jeans with me...some are faded ...some are new but the aura is there in each of them. The cloth is just the same as I bought it. No color contrasts at any part of the Jeans. Fitting remain’s a Fit for Life. What else one can ask for.
Also apart from jeans you can have excellent T’s, fine denim Jacket’s from Levi’s, Caps etc ...... and the Quality is same in every product. These days a lot of fashion goes into Faded jeans and I have seen some brands exploiting that. Making jeans look like a Drawing Book of 9 years old. Levi’s stand poles apart from other’s in this. Jeans will be faded(they have to be in market off course) but the quality of appearance is what they have taken care of. Also if you can see in designer jeans like Multipocketed, different kind of rivetting some brands have gone to other side of things unlike Levi’s.
The only con(Forbid me) I can say will be the price on some jeans. Apart from that it is impossible for me to say even a word under Con’s for this great jeans maker. Friends you can take my word as this is First Hand(Leg) Experience. Well they are not wrong when they say ’’Quality never goes out of fashion’’.
Regards