Levi’s White Oak Cone Denim Diy Cutoff Shorts

Levi’s White Oak Cone Denim Diy Cutoff Shorts in dark wash White Oak was the very last of a now extinct breed. The mill opened in Greensboro, North Carolina 112 years ago, in 1905, and has produced fabric and denim continuously to the present day. The facility was over a million square feet large and, according to Cone VP of Product Development Kara Nicholas, was at one point the largest mill in the world. White Oak was perhaps most noteworthy for the “Golden Handshake” deal struck with Levi Strauss & Co. in 1915 to be the exclusive manufacturer of the XX denim used in the brand’s 501 jeans. It was closed in 2017. Levi’s 501 Button fly 100% Cotton White Oak Cone Denim Rigid denim - no stretch Diy cutoff 00501-2328 In very good condition, has a small bit of wear on center back belt loop. No rips, tears, holes, stains, pilling, pulls, dimpling or thinning of material. DIY cutoff. Size 34 (men’s) on size tag and back patch. Approximate flat lay measurement is 15”. (Please see pictured measurements.)