Are these jeans worth it?

At a typical Old Navy price under $50, they are a reasonable buy if you want an extra-high waist and a straight leg. The 4.2 rating from 969 shoppers suggests most buyers are satisfied, though sizing is the main risk.

How do these compare to Levi's 501 straight jeans?

The Old Navy pair has a higher waist and more stretch, while the 501 is a stiffer, more classic straight cut. Old Navy is cheaper; Levi's tends to hold its shape longer.

What is the inseam on the tall version?

The tall version has a 34-inch inseam, which suits shoppers around 5'9" and up. Average-height buyers should check the regular length instead.

Do they have stretch?

Yes. The fabric is 94% cotton, 5% recycled cotton and 1% spandex, so there is some give. It is a light stretch, not a jegging-level stretch.

Just the jeans. They ship as a single pair with no belt or extras, and care instructions are on the inner label.

When are they cheapest?

Old Navy runs frequent sitewide sales and denim promotions, often around holidays and back-to-school. Waiting for a storewide percentage-off event usually beats the list price.