- How does the Levi's 318 fit compared with the 501?
- The 318 has a wider, looser leg and a shaping front panel, while the 501 is a straighter, more rigid cut. The 318 also has more stretch, so it feels softer from the first wear.
- Do the Levi's 318 jeans run true to size?
- They generally run close to size, but the shaping panel makes the waist feel snug at first. Shoppers between sizes often size up for a looser wide-leg look.
- What is Stellar Stretch fabric?
- It is Levi's stretch denim blend of 80% cotton, 19% polyester and 1% elastane. The high cotton share keeps a denim feel while the elastane gives light recovery and movement.
- Can I tumble dry the Levi's 318 jeans?
- Yes, the care label allows tumble drying, but low heat is safer to limit shrinkage. Air drying helps the wide leg keep its length and shape longer.
- Are the Levi's 318 jeans good for petite shoppers?
- The wide leg runs long, so shorter shoppers usually need to hem them. The shaping waist and normal rise sit comfortably, but check the inseam before buying.
- What pockets and details do the Levi's 318 jeans have?
- They have standard front and back pockets, a zip fly and a solid blue finish. The shaping construction is built into the front panel rather than added as separate seams.
- Where is the Levi's Women's 318 Shaping Stellar-Stretch Wide-Leg Jeans cheapest?
- At JCPenney, for $49.99, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Levi's Women's 318 Shaping Stellar-Stretch Wide-Leg Jeans?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Kohl's, JCPenney, Zappos, Scheels.