Levi's reproduction (501xx 1944), commonly known as the "WWII model." Made in the USA, using Cone Denim. Size is "W34 L34." [Negotiable on price to some extent] This is a deadstock, unused item, unwashed (rigid), and a rare "made in the USA, White Oak factory" model. Current reproductions are not made in the USA for either fabric or sewing. Jeans can be worn for decades. If you're going to cultivate your own unique pair of jeans from a rigid state, the made in USA model will get you more excited, right? The number of made-in-USA items available in the market will continue to decrease, and their rarity will only increase. I assume that if you are looking for this item, you are a connoisseur, so you probably know that it will shrink about two sizes after washing. If you plan to wash it, please bid as if you were buying a W31 inch. W32-W34, L31-L32 are often called golden sizes. L (length) can be cut, but the silhouette will change. The L34 of this item is a very versatile size. I'll say it again, the number of unused, rigid, made-in-USA items in the world is decreasing, and it's easy to imagine that the price will increase in the future. (Especially the made in the USA, Valencia factory models, which have a very high market price) Also, this item is clothing that is not subject to "trends." You'd be embarrassed to wear a shoulder-padded jacket from the 80s bubble era, right? Even someone who is not very fashion-conscious probably wouldn't wear clothes from 40 years ago. The Levi's LVC series can be worn. And it gains character through aging. You can wear it regardless of your age, and you can wear it even if the knees are torn. This item is listed elsewhere for over 200,000 yen, so I think this price is a good deal.