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Levi's 502s are nearly identical to Levi's 501s. The only difference is that the 502 jeans have a slightly more tapered leg and a bit more room in the thighs. They have a refined look that doesn't sacrifice comfort. The tapered leg gives 502s a refined look that's easy to dress or down.

Levi's 514 vs Levi's 502 The waist on the 514 Straight Fit is one size smaller than the 502 Taper Fit. If you already wear the 514 Straight Fit, you should size down one size if you buy the 502 Taper Fit. We found that the waistband on the 514 Straight Fit is designed to sit lower than the 502 Taper Fit.

For men, each number in the Levi's collection signifies the overall sit, including the rise of the waist, the cut of the leg opening, and the fit of the seat. For women, each style number indicates the fit through the waist, hips and thighs, with many leg shapes and cuts to choose from.

As you can see, the 501 jeans have a slimmer leg both in the thigh and below the knee in comparison to the 514 jeans. It's also important to note that the 501 jeans are built to sit at the waist, but the 514 jeans are built to sit just below the waist.

The difference between the Levi's 511 and 514 jeans is the 511 jeans have a slim cut with a 14.5″ leg opening, and the 514 jeans have a straight cut, which has a wider 16.5″ leg opening. This means you can expect the 514 jeans to have a roomier fit and wider leg opening than the 511 jeans.

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Lot numbers are first assigned to the products being manufactured. 501® is used to designate the famous copper-riveted waist overalls. We don't know why this number was chosen. We also made a 201 jean, which was a less expensive version of the pants, as well as other products using other three-digit numbers.

You can create a form for almost any table in your spreadsheet, or you can start with a blank form and Numbers automatically creates a table for you. Note: Forms are hidden in spreadsheets that are opened in Numbers on Mac or on iCloud.com.

Levi's 502s are nearly identical to Levi's 501s. The only difference is that the 502 jeans have a slightly more tapered leg and a bit more room in the thighs. They have a refined look that doesn't sacrifice comfort. The tapered leg gives 502s a refined look that's easy to dress or down.

Levi's 514 vs Levi's 502 The waist on the 514 Straight Fit is one size smaller than the 502 Taper Fit. If you already wear the 514 Straight Fit, you should size down one size if you buy the 502 Taper Fit. We found that the waistband on the 514 Straight Fit is designed to sit lower than the 502 Taper Fit.

For men, each number in the Levi's collection signifies the overall sit, including the rise of the waist, the cut of the leg opening, and the fit of the seat. For women, each style number indicates the fit through the waist, hips and thighs, with many leg shapes and cuts to choose from.

As you can see, the 501 jeans have a slimmer leg both in the thigh and below the knee in comparison to the 514 jeans. It's also important to note that the 501 jeans are built to sit at the waist, but the 514 jeans are built to sit just below the waist.

The difference between the Levi's 511 and 514 jeans is the 511 jeans have a slim cut with a 14.5″ leg opening, and the 514 jeans have a straight cut, which has a wider 16.5″ leg opening. This means you can expect the 514 jeans to have a roomier fit and wider leg opening than the 511 jeans.

Choose File > Print, then specify print options in the Print Setup pane. By default, Numbers scales your content so that it fits the width of one page. To display content across multiple pages, drag the slider to adjust the scale (this turns off automatic scaling). To turn automatic scaling back on, click Fit.

Lot numbers are first assigned to the products being manufactured. 501® is used to designate the famous copper-riveted waist overalls. We don't know why this number was chosen. We also made a 201 jean, which was a less expensive version of the pants, as well as other products using other three-digit numbers.