The hidden gem 201, also known as the 501 alternative, is being reissued by Levi's along with a jacket that can be worn as a set-up.

Lot 201" was introduced in 1890 as an affordable alternative to the 501® jeans that were once synonymous with Levi's (Levi's®︎). The item was developed as workwear for workers who needed reasonably priced, high-quality denim.

Lot 201" features a back patch made of fabric instead of leather to reduce costs. This model was discontinued as "501®" came into the limelight, but now it has been reissued in the "Levi's® Vintage Clothing" line! In addition, the "Lot 213 Jacket," a "first" model, will also be available.

Lot 213 Jacket ¥60,500

Lot 201 Jean ¥66,000

The black donut buttons, cinch back, and exposed copper rivets faithfully reproduce the silhouette of the period. The pants, which are made of selvedge denim and feature blue lines at the fabric edge, are of such high quality that they can no longer be called a "501®" replacement.

These items will be available for pre-sale on the official Levi's® online site from March 27 (Thu). Please note that only Levi's® Red Tab TM members with Blue rank or higher will be able to purchase these items. General sales will begin the following day at Levi's® Harajuku Flagship Store, Levi's® Store Shinjuku, Levi's® Store Osaka, and Levi's® Store Kyoto.