Levi’s Outlet Store

Friendly staff here. Some of the prices are great especially if they’re on sale. Others are probably on par with the real store so if I were you I would check prices online to see if there is the same item for even cheaper.
I wasn’t a huge fan of their jeans here; their curve system didn’t quite fit me very well (and I would say I have curves).
I did buy a white trucker jacket because the fit was very nice.

This is an impressive and very well stocked store. The prices are probably about the same as at any retail store that sells the brand unless you find something on sale. They have tons of jeans but also lots of other clothing. The personnel was also very friendly.

I love me some Levi’s jeans, especially if they’re affordable. I’ve been here so many times before, but I think they may have jacked up the prices recently. I distinctly remember the slim and skinny jeans being $ 30, $ 35, and $ 40 depending on the style. But when I came here today, I was surprised to see skinny jeans going for $ 50. I was interested in a couple of jeans but seeing the price made me «ehhhh…» I think the 501’s are still $ 30, but I’ve never been able to find 501’s that fit well.
The employees are pretty friendly here. Or overly friendly. I wasn’t even in the store for 5 minutes and I was already asked by 5 different associates if I needed any help. I’m pretty independent when I’m shopping for anything, I know exactly what I’m looking for and the only real help I ask for is for specific sizes. But MAN one after another these guys came up to me offering assistance. I appreciate the offer, and I understand you gotta drive sales, but gimme some breathing room!
But I got a thing for ladies under 5 feet. So to that female employee who approached me for help and was coincidentally under 5 feet: hi cutie! (runs away in shyness)

What can I not live WITHOUT? My pair of Levi’s. Doesn’t matter if it’s my skinny jeans, mini-​skirt or short shorts. There’s nothing in this world like a great pair of Levi’s that makes a woman feel beautifully sexy. Plus at the outlet I can get 3 pairs for the same price as I would for 1 at the regular Levi’s store. And believe it or not I actually found the styles at the outlet to be better than at the regular Levi’s store.

Yep, that’s right. For review #501, I’m reviewing Levi’s. Take a moment, and just soak up the awesomocity.
Or triteness.
Whatever.
Here’s the thing: Levi’s are all you need. Back when it was still cool, I wore Calvin Klein jeans (circa 1991 – 93). I’ve had Ralph Lauren jeans (1994). More than a few pairs of Wranglers. But all the fancy denim in the world is no substitute for wearing the genuine original.
Because I’m a bit of a freak of nature (6’4″ guy with a 32″ inseam) (like a cartoon: big head, big torso, no legs, big feet), it has often been hard to find exactly what I want. Enter the Levi’s Outlet. 2 giant walls of men’s jeans. Now, you could go with some kind of modern fit, skinny legs, low-​rise, whatever. But the problem is, I’m not a 19-​year-​old heroin-​addicted faux-​hawked bass player in a garage-​based shoe-​gazer band. So I have no business wearing that crap. I am, instead, a highly traditional, earnest redneck turned lawyer. And that calls for nothing less than the most traditional pair of jeans on the market today: the Levi’s 501.
Not that the jeans are perfect. The button-​fly is not well-​designed for today’s modern, urinal-​laced environment. The rivets on the front watch pocket can scratch my leather couch. But I see this as simply the price one must pay for genuine authenticity.
And if there are two words I would hope could be used to describe me, those two would be at the top of the list: Genuine. Authentic. Occasionally denim-​clad (below the waist). Courtesy of Levi’s.

yay skinny jeans without the high-​end label!