1973 Levi's 505 Transitionals (66 model) Sateen Pocket Stamp

These appear to be Levi's 505 jeans.
They are believed to have been manufactured around 1973, during the transition period to the 66前期 (early 66 model), and feature a slake stamp.
They are sewn with stitching in two colors, yellow and orange.
The button back stamp is "8", indicating they were made at the Knoxville factory, and the side seams are felled seams.
The inseam (crotch seam) and the back pocket lining are sewn with single stitching.

They use a Talon 42 zipper.

・Overall, there is considerable wear, fading, dirt, and damage.
・The entire garment has been bleached.
・The paper patch on the upper right back pocket is missing.
・The red tab on the right back pocket is missing.
・The waist has been taken in at three points: the waist and the left and right sides.
・There is yellowing damage from the thighs to the knees on both legs.
・The chain stitch on the hem has been reattached (damage to the hem has been moved).

Marked size: Unknown due to missing paper patch (feels like a size 35 to 36 inch).

Waist: Approximately 91cm (approx. 45.5cm x 2)
Front rise: Approximately 31.5cm
Inseam: Approximately 71cm
Hem width: Approximately 22cm

Material: Believed to be cotton

*Please consider the actual measurements as a guideline, as they are amateur measurements.

There are fold wrinkles, but they should be fine after washing or dry cleaning.
Please note that the item will be folded compactly for shipping.

Please understand that there may be fading, discoloration, stains, and loose stitching due to aging.

There may be overlooked damage such as scratches, stains, loose threads, and small holes.
If you are looking for a perfect condition item or are concerned about minor details, please refrain from purchasing.










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