While Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis introduced the blue jean in 1873. 1890 was the first year the 501® lot number was adopted. Levi Strauss & Co.’s patent for riveted clothing expired that same year. meaning that other companies could now also use rivets on clothing. To answer the coming competition. LS&Co. printed the inside pocket bag with information about the strength and originality of the XX overalls. 1890 was the year that the 501® number was first assigned to the famous pants– likely done because the company no longer had an exclusive patent. and also because it had a good-sized line of clothing by this time. It was easier for retailers to order their products by number rather than by a simple description. as had been done in the past. Any product made with the highest quality materials was given a lot number beginning with 5: 501® for the overall. 506 for the jacket. etc. Made with XX 9oz denim from the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. these 1890 501® jeans are at the head of the class. Measurements:
- Size 28 Inseam 32
- Size 29 Inseam 32
- Size 30 Inseam 32
- Size 31 Inseam 32
- Size 32 Inseam 32
- Size 34 Inseam 32
- Size 36 Inseam 32
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