
I am 5’4″ for reference
Levi’s is one of my top recommendations for jeans due to their exceptional quality, timeless styles, and commitment to sustainability. I have owned Levi’s jeans for years and have found they only get better with wear and age. Now that I’ve had a chance to try out a range of Levi’s styles, I’m sharing some of my most worn and versatile fits below.
In this post, I walk through the following Levi’s jeans:
Levi’s Jeans Guide
Wedgie Fit Straight Leg Jeans
These have been my most reached for and worn Levi’s jean over the years. They are a versatile style to wear year-round, and I will opt for different washes and inseams depending on the season. These come in three inseam lengths and a variety of washes. I prefer the washes with low stretch for extra comfort while maintaining that real denim look.
I love a lighter wash and shorter inseam for spring and summer as I have found this combo to pair well with sandals, flats and sneakers. I’d like to note that the exact light blue wash below is no longer available, but “Fully Baked” is a nearly identical option for the warmer seasons.

LEVIS WEDGIE STRAIGHT FIT | SIMILAR TANK | SAM EDELMAN SANDALS | EVERLANE TOTE
For a fall/winter jean, I opted for the 28″ inseam that falls full-length on my frame and pairs perfectly with ankle boots. Check out this blog post for 6 other ways to style these wedgie straight jeans.


Outfit 1 [left]: LEVIS WEDGIE STRAIGHT FIT indifferent indigo | ABERCROMBIE CARDIGAN xs | ALIDA WATERPROOF BOOTIES
Outfit 2 [right]: LEVIS WEDGIE STRAIGHT FIT indifferent indigo | EVERLANE TURTLENECK [similar style linked HERE] | COLE HAAN WATER-RESISTANT BOOTS | MADEWELL TOTE
Ribcage Wide Leg Jeans
For a chic wide leg option, you cannot go wrong with the classic ribcage fit inspired by the ’90s. For an extra elongating silhouette, I opted for the 32″ inseam to wear with heeled boots. If you are looking for longer inseam options, I recommend checking out J.Crew who offers a tall option with an inseam up to 35 inches.
These are a great option for the cooler seasons and can be dressed up or down. You can check out this blog post for more details on how to style these wide leg jeans for the office.

These are the 32″ length
Outfit 1 [left] : LEVI’S RIBCAGE WIDE LEG JEANS | SIMILAR COLLARLESS JACKET | SIMILAR WHITE TOP | J.CREW BELT | FRANCO SARTO BOOTS [similar style linked HERE] | QUINCE LEATHER TOTE
Outfit 2: LEVI’S RIBCAGE WIDE LEG JEANS | QUINCE CASHMERE SWEATER | J.CREW BELT | FRANCO SARTO BOOTS [similar style linked HERE] | QUINCE LEATHER TOTE
Outfit 3: LEVI’S RIBCAGE WIDE LEG JEANS | SIMILAR SWEATER JACKET | FRANCO SARTO BOOTS [similar style linked HERE] | QUINCE LEATHER TOTE
Outfit 4 [right]: LEVI’S RIBCAGE WIDE LEG JEANS | NORDSTROM TURTLENECK | J.CREW BELT | FRANCO SARTO BOOTS [similar style linked HERE] | QUINCE LEATHER TOTE
For my 5’4” frame I found the 30” inseam to pair with flats or a low heel.

LEVI’S RIBCAGE WIDE LEG JEANS | CARDIGAN | MADEWELL GRETA BALLET FLATS
Ribcage Straight Ankle Jeans
For a higher waisted and wider straight leg down to the ankle, I recommend checking out the ribcage straight ankle jeans. These also come in three inseam lengths which fall slightly longer than the wedgie straight and a great option if you are on the taller side and looking for a crop jean, or on the petite side and looking for a full-length pant.
I also found this particular white wash to be one of my softest jeans!


Outfit 1 [left]: LEVIS RIBCAGE ANKLE JEANS | SIMILAR TANK | SAM EDELMAN SANDALS | MARC JACOBS THE TOTE BAG medium
Outfit 2 [right]: LEVIS RIBCAGE ANKLE JEANS | SIMILAR BUTTON UP | SIMILAR HEELS
501 Crop Jeans
Levis’s 501’s are their ultimate classic jean. I find they are nearly identical to my wedgie straight jeans and while fitted, just a little less snug on the overall fit (though it’s a very slight difference). I’m wearing the Levi’s 501 Crop jeans in a 26 inch inseam and the wash “Stand Off”. Both jean styles come with a button fly.

LEVIS 501 CROP JEANS | EVERLANE BOXY CUT SWEATER xs | MADEWELL BALLET FLATS tts
If you’re looking for more jean recommendations, check out my blog post here for The Most Comfortable Jeans for Women: My Most Worn and Recommended.




This was so helpful!