LEVIS 501 selvedge White Oak Cone Denim Red Line Jean 27x27 levis historic plant

Experience comfort and style with blue jeans. Perfect for any casual occasion. Waist 27 in Inseam 27 in Rise10 in Opening 6 in Levis 501 selvedge White Oak Cone Denim Red Line Jeans 27x27 levis history wmns. Pre-owned good condition Own a piece of Levis History The Legend of Cone Denim’s White Oak Denim Plant Cone Denim’s White Oak plant in Greensboro—or ‘Jeansboro’—in North Carolina is to denim what those brands are to soft drinks, motorcycles and liquor, respectively. White Oak is so quintessentially American that it almost hurts. It’s got a history that any other denim maker could only dream of. Not to mention a great product!Cone is to denim-weaving what Levi’s is to jeans-making. With a heritage stretching back well over a hundred years, the mill has been part of the evolution of denim from the start, and its story intersects with the warp and weft of the entire industry.Cone’s famed selvedge denim has been made in the White Oak plant since it was purchased in 1905, and so called because the plant once stood in the shadow of a giant oak tree. Here, the denim is made on American Draper shuttle looms, the last remaining in operation anywhere (and, as far as Cone is aware, of a variety that never made it to Japanese shores, denim myth-making aside).