Levi High

Levi High is a term primarily used to describe a style of denim jeans, typically manufactured by Levi Strauss & Co., characterized by a high waist that sits at or above the natural waistline, often near the belly button. This design contrasts with low-rise or mid-rise jeans that sit lower on the hips. The "high" in Levi High refers to the rise of the jeans, specifically the distance from the crotch seam to the top of the waistband.

The rise of Levi High jeans has varied over time, reflecting broader fashion trends. Throughout the late 20th century and early 21st century, low-rise styles were more prevalent, but high-waisted jeans, including Levi High, have experienced periods of resurgence in popularity, particularly in the late 2010s and early 2020s.

Besides the high waist, Levi High jeans often share other common characteristics with Levi's denim products, such as five-pocket styling, a button fly or zipper fly, and the use of durable denim fabric. They are available in a range of washes, fits (e.g., skinny, straight leg, bootcut), and sizes.

The Levi's brand has produced many iterations of high-waisted jeans throughout its history, and "Levi High" is frequently used as a general descriptor for any Levi's jeans that feature a high rise. It is not necessarily a specific product line name, but rather a descriptive term used by consumers and retailers. The specific model number and official style name would vary depending on the particular design.