Customer Reviews Levi's® Womens 710 Super Skinny

I normally wear a size 6 (28) in jeans, this super skinny style just did not fit right.It was very difficult to get my foot through the ankle, and for someone with curves the 28 and 29 were extremely tight and the 30 was awkward in the crotch and too big. Cute style, and soft fabric for slim bodies.

Yeah, no. First, the jeans run small. I'm 5'5", 110 lbs and size 2/26. I ordered it in 26 and they were TIGHT. I exchanged them for 27. The fit was better but the crouch area was a little baggy. Not a good look. The material felt cheap too, like thin khakis. I don't recommend these jeans.

I had higher expectations for these. They did fit true to size, however I did not like how "skinny" they were. These are definitely more of a jegging than a jean-which is not exactly what I was looking for. I think that if I even returned for a larger size, they would still fit like a jegging. The distressing is exactly as pictured, however I don't think it looked as good as in the picture, again because the material is more like a jegging, so it doesn't look quite right (almost like having a hole in black yoga pants.....not the look I was going for). These are also mid-rise and so hit slightly above the hips/a bit below the belly button. Would not recommend if going for more of a vintage, distressed jean look, I gave 2 stars as they could be good around the house jeans and are fairly comfortable.

I bought the Golden Daze for a lighter color jeans, but the color came in a more a matte, dull blue, not how it's pictured. Also, I ordered true to size (Size 27, inseam 30") based off other comments. I am 5'7", 135lbs, but it was too tight. I should have gone for a size up and a 32" inseam, but the color was not my style and the fabric was a bit itchy.

Sizing is accurate. The distressing on the ankle is cute. Wanted to love them but I just can’t.

I have two other pairs of Levis 710 Super Skinny jeans but the black run about 2 sizes smaller!!!! I had to return them! But the material was super soft. Wish they fit! :(

My past experience with Levi's is that they tend to run small, and that I usually end up needing several sizes larger in this brand than what I would need in any other brand. The last time I ordered a pair online, I had a particularly frustrating experience: I ordered a size 8, my usual size in other brands and the size I should have needed in Levi's based on Levi's own size chart at the time. When they arrived, they basically fit, but were a little too tight to be truly comfortable, so I sent them back for a size 10, thinking that would be a perfect fit. However, the size 10 was still a little tight and did not feel any different than the size 8. So I sent them back for a size 12. The size 12 was still a little tight and did not feel any different than the 8 or the 10. At that point, I gave up. But that was several years ago. After reading several glowing reviews of these jeans--reviews which I now suspect were fake--written by people who claimed to have gotten a perfect fit by following the size chart, I decided to give Levi's another shot. I measure 28" at the waist and 37" at the hips; based on those measurements, I decided to try a size 29. I realized when I ordered there was a possibility the jeans wouldn't fit, but I thought they would be at least close to fitting or that I would be able to get some idea of what size I actually did need. Boy was I wrong! I knew I was in trouble as soon as I opened the package and unfolded them: they were so narrow and straight, they looked like children's jeans. I could barely pull them over my hips, and attempting to zip them would have been painful (I didn't try). Also, the 28" inseam was a joke. I admit I didn't actually bust out a measuring tape to measure these or any of my other jeans, but I know I've bought jeans before that had a 28" inseam according to the manufacturer's measurements and they fit perfectly. These were at least four inches too long and they covered both of my feet completely when they were pulled on all the way. These jeans might have fit a runway model or a WNBA player, but they certainly wouldn't fit me. Maybe I'm delusional about my measurements and I'm a lot shorter and fatter than I think, but I don't have this problem with other brands. I really want to like Levi's because they're cheaper than other brands, but the wonky and sometimes excessively tight sizing drives me nuts.

I'm 5'4", 115lbs, and I got these in a size 27 in black. They fit well when I first got them. The very bottom of the legs are not stretchy, so it was difficult to get them off over my feet, and if I wore them when it was really hot, the fabric felt very itchy (this mostly went away after a couple of washes). I was willing to deal with this because they fit well. After only three months (wearing them 1-2 times a week to my office job), they are basically unwearable. In a number of spots, the fabric has started to lose its shape. It seems like some of the fibers in the fabric have lost their stretch, so create 'bubbles' (about 1 inch in diameter) in random places. Not even places that get stretched more like at the knee, it randomly happened the middle of the shin and near the front pocket. The fabric doesn't keep it's shape anymore overall either. They are much looser than they were when I first got them, even after putting them in the dryer. I get that these are the 'cheaper' Levi's, but they should still last more than 3 months! My Old Navy jeans were better quality than these, and half the price! Would NOT buy Levis again.