Levi's 646 Bell Bottoms

The Levi's 646 is a bell-bottom jean made by Levi Strauss & Co. It was introduced in fall 1969, together with the 517 boot cut, as part of the company's experimental orange Tab line, and was originally called "Nuvo Flares" and made of a poly-cotton blend. Its flared leg followed the homemade bell bottoms of the late 1960s and became one of the defining jeans of the 1970s.

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