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> Let me ask you this: would it not be a good way to spend $30 more for a good Levi's, that fit well and last at least twice as long, besides looking very good?
by notyourday 9y ago
> Let me ask you this: would it not be a good way to spend $30 more for a good Levi's, that fit well and last at least twice as long, besides looking very good?
No. Levis are made on the same factory as Old Navy. A few of their lines are completely the same. Old Navy jeans can be had for $15/each in a store or $10 at discounters.
- pm90 9y agoI don't understand this line of reasoning. Are you saying that they are basically the same jeans with different branding? If that's the case, then yes I agree with your statement. But if they're just made in the same "factory"... well Tesla makes both Model S and Model 3 in the "same factory".
- madengr 9y agoSure, but what's the big difference between the S and the 3, other than the insane mode (at +100k)? The S will cost 2x much for not much added features.
- notyourday 9y agoThey are made on the same factory, using the same material. Top level levi's include a single magnetic anti-counterfit thread. It is missing from the Old Navy ones. Buttons that are added are different. That's the difference.