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Whether or not it’s your denim brand of choice (read: you’ve upgraded to $400 vintage joints), there’s no denying that Levi’s is the definition of accessible.
With well over a dozen cult-beloved fits and a smattering of “tabs” — what most brands would refer to as sub-labels these days — the American jean manufacturer has long been pumping out fits for the masses: there’s the straight-down-the-middle 501 and 505, newer, looser cuts like the loose 568 and even primo, Japanese-made stuff from the recently introduced Blue Tab. In other words, there’s something for everyone who wears denim. So, everyone.
This week, you’ve got the chance to restock your closet with the brand’s time-honored denim at a discount. Red Tab members (Levi’s reward program, which only requires an email sign-up) get 30% off almost everything sitewide, with an extra 40% off already marked-down sale items. This includes rare price cuts on Levi’s most premium products, including a batch of the brand’s most iconic fits in crispy selvedge and even a few pieces from the aforementioned Blue Tab collections.
Universal jeans for universal prices? That’s a sale worth shopping. I’ve picked out some of my favorite styles for your consideration, but you can always bypass and head straight to the Levi’s site to make your own selects.
Levi’s 501 Relaxed Selvedge Jeans
The 501 is an all-time classic for a reason, and Levi’s latest spin on the jean, a relaxed fit cut from premium selvedge, might be the most egalitarian version yet.
Levi’s 511 Slim Jeans
Are skinny jeans officially back? Absolutely not. But for those trim-and-slim guys out there, a crispy pair of 511s (in a 2026-appropriate colorway) has returned as a viable option.
Every Levi’s Jeans Style Number Explained, From 501 to 569
Are you a 511 guy, or more of a 505? We’re here to help you find out.
Levi’s Blue Tab 1980s 501 Customized Jeans
Introduced last year, Levi’s Japanese-made Blue Tab label is doing things with denim you could’ve only previously dreamed of.
Levi’s 505 Regular Selvedge Jeans
Close your eyes and picture a pair of unworn selvedge. If you’re not seeing a pair of dark-wash 505s, I’m not sure what I can do for you.
