LEVI'S 550ZXX

Levi's developed a pair of denim shorts in the early 1960s called the 550ZXX. At the time, they were not so popular and the model seems to have ended up being short-lived. Although it has a so-called "no-galley" paper patch, the rivet backing is copper-colored, and the paper The hatch was manufactured in 1963-4, a transitional period when the hatch changed from galvanized to non-galvanized, and It seems. Levi's developed a pair of denim shorts in the early 1960s, the 550ZXX. At the time, it was not very popular and the model seems to have ended up being short-lived. Although it has a patch without so-called "no-guarantee" paper patch, the rivet backing is copper-colored and the paper The hatch was manufactured in 1963-4, a transitional period when the hatch changed from galvanized to non-galvanized, and It seems. In terms of detail, they have a lot in common with regular jeans, but they have almost no character as work clothes. Perhaps a reflection of the fact that this is a big fashion model, the hidden rivets are omitted. The one shown here is a 29", which would have been considered a youth size at the time, but the part number is no longer the same as the 30" and above.