★ This is an ultra-rare, big-sized Levi's 501 denim featuring a hard-patchwork repair and damage design, inspired by the masterpiece 17501XX Homer Campbell, which is housed in the Levi's Museum. This denim has a sophisticated, heavy feel, created by layering patchwork and applying a crash damage process, followed by further patchwork. It's an especially valuable, made-in-USA 501! ★ To further enhance its character, I've uniquely applied a rust finish to the button fly and rivets, added suspender buttons, and unraveled the thread on the lower outer seams of both legs to create a white selvedge look. This makes it truly one-of-a-kind in the world! Compared to the LVC Homer Campbell, which costs around 100,000 yen, I think this is a bargain! ★ Size (flat measurement x 2) Marked W38 L38 Actual Waist 91cm Inseam 68cm (As shown in the photo, the hem is folded and temporarily secured to shorten it, so it can be extended by about 18cm if undone) Rise 32cm Width at thigh 33cm, Hem width 21.5cm Please allow for some margin of error. ★ If you want to stand out from the crowd, please get this unique and valuable discontinued model. Thank you! ★ Returns, refunds, and cancellations are not accepted after purchase, thank you for your understanding! ★ I also have various other ultra-valuable Levi's LVC models for sale, so please take a look! 501XX, Oldest Oldest, Nevada, Knappave, CRA, 1873, 1876, 1879, 1880, 1886, 1890, Spurbites, 125, 90501, 15501, Devotee, 17501, Homercambell, 22501, 27501, 33501, 45501, 66501