LS&Co. launched a “value” version of its famous 501® jeans sometime around 1890. It was called a 201®, or “No. 2,” and was a bit cheaper than its more premium older brother. ike the 501® jean, the 201® jean was made with denim from the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company in New Hampshire, though it wasn’t the famous “XX” denim which gave the first blue jeans their name. It had a linen waistband label, instead of leather, and less expensive buttons.

• 100% Cotton
• Selvedge Denim
• High Rise
• Wide Leg
• Button-Fly
• Five-Pocket Construction
• Made in Japan
• Style Code: 001L8 0000