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【Product Description】
Product Name: LEVIS 501 66 Later Version

【Brand】LEVI STRAUSS&CO.
【Year of Production】1970s to 1980s
【Size】W34 L34
【Country】USA
【Material】Denim

● Measurements
Waist (laid flat) approximately 42 cm
Rise approximately 36 cm
Inseam approximately 78 cm


● Top button #6
● Red tag Small e
● Selvedge
● Bar tacks
● Paper patch GARMENT present
● Back pocket chain stitch
● Hem chain stitch

【Condition】
Color rated 9 out of 10
No repairs
Some minor fading starting to show.
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LEVIS 501 66 Later Model W34 Vintage

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200,000 Yen ($1307.19)

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2026-02-24 20:07:55 JST

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Collector Commentary

The LEVI'S 501 66 model from the late 1970s to early 1980s represents a key era in denim history, prized for its authentic selvedge construction and quality materials. Collectors often seek out pieces from this period due to their unique characteristics, including the small "e" red tab and distinctive bar tacks, which signify the brand's commitment to craftsmanship. With an excellent condition rating and minimal wear, this W34 size exemplifies the typical quality that Japanese collectors value highly, as they prioritize authentic, well-preserved vintage items that hold historical significance. In the Japan market, pieces like this often see competitive pricing, reflecting both rarity and the increasing global interest in vintage denim.