Levi’s Womens Classic Bootcut Jeans

Me encantó, me quedó perfecto, me mandaron la talla adecuada, el color es el que esperaba, el corte también.
Un pantalón con la calidad Levi’s.
Estoy muy contenta (porque el precio fue mucho más bajo, que los que he comprado en tiendas)

Bootcut’s back and if you’re going to go for it, get the Levi’s 715 style. The waist on these old school bootcuts are higher than typical mid-rise, and not in a “high rise is back” sort of way, they are baggy overall, the “bootcut” is more like “flare” and they generally fit awkwardly, were uncomfortable and looked like jeans from another era — and not in a good “retro” way.

Consider the following a Levi’s “meta” review and a bit of buying advice. I’m a Levi’s longtimer. Been through some other phases, but have always come back to Levi’s. However, as many reviewers note, Levi’s fit and sizing seem to be all over the place now. I’ve tried on all sorts of styles, sizes, and colors from Amazon (13 pairs ordered and returned this round), from the Levi’s website, at Levi’s stores, Macy’s, JC Penny, Kohl’s, Target and Walmart. It seems that the way the jeans are named, the fit and the sizing vary depending on where you buy them. Some stores even have their own lines, like Walmart’s “Signature” and Target’s “Denizen”. On top of that, jeans within the same style are made of varying material combinations (related, it seems, to the color) which impacts how each pair fits. And, I’m not sure about this, but it seems like all styles are made in various countries, and where a pair is made can create a variance in the fit and sizing. Overall, I think this has served to “water down” the Levi’s brand and deter brand loyalty as, for me personally, I can no longer recommend them across the board without reservation.

I recently discovered the “Jeans Guide” on the Levi’s site which provides very specific details for each style including, not just a detailed description of the fit, but the exact inches of the waist height and leg openings ( (although only some of the many styles available in other stores and other websites are in the guide). By comparing the pairs I own and love to those, I was able to figure out generally what styles might suit me, but then what I ended up liking varied greatly depending on the material / color combination. In the end, I’ve done a whole lot of ordering, returning and trying on to get just one new pair of Levi’s that I am reasonably happy with.

So, my advice: if you’re new to Levi’s, if buying online, you probably want to buy pairs with free returns and, depending on how much you enjoy going to UPS drop-off centers, if you’re really hankering for Levi’s in particular, consider shopping in actual stores, old school style. If you’re a longtime Levi’s lover looking for a new pair, forget your love affair with styles (and even sizes) past and look closely at the specs for the pairs you’re considering and then same as above: try them on in a store or buy online with free returns.

I have worn classic boot cut Levi’s for over 25 years. These jeans (same size I have always had), were a little larger and longer. Too much stretch in the denim, not 100% cotton any more.

Tjey run large so make sure to get one size down, smell funky, colour is a bit different then on the picture, but not too bad

Nice fit, comfortable stretch. Black is easy to dress up or down. Bought these because i gained a few and needed something forgiving. Now that i know how forgiving they are, will order next size down for less bloated days.

First off wasn’t sure sizing. They were too big. Then there’s the tag of $59.50, I was charged $67. What really bothered me is the ad states 79% cotton and the pant delivered is only 60% cotton. Big difference. Very disappointed and are being returned. False advertising. What gives? Surely don’t feel like the old Levis.