BIG W wins big with Levi's classic jeans, stunningly priced at $99!
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In the world of retail, it's only sometimes that a deal comes with shoppers racing to the aisles, wallets in hand, ready to stock up.
However, that's exactly what's happening at BIG W, where a classic piece of clothing is causing quite a stir among Australian bargain hunters.
The Levi's Women’s 501 Straight Jeans - Indigo ($99), a staple in denim fashion for decades, have found their way onto the shelves of BIG W, and the price tag is turning heads.
For those who remember the days when jeans were a hard-wearing necessity rather than a fashion statement, the idea of designer denim at discount prices is a welcome throwback to simpler times.
BIG W, a household name for budget-friendly shopping, now stocks authentic Levi's jeans for men and women.
Men's jeans cost $79, while women's are priced at $99, including the brand's best-selling signature and original 501 jeans.
The news spread like wildfire after one Australian woman, surprised by her discovery, took to social media to express her astonishment.
'Umm, excuse me, am I late to the party, or is this new?' she asked her followers.
'When did BIG W start selling Levi's, and for $99? They even have the 501s, which usually retail for over $150,'
The reaction online was a mix of shock and excitement.
‘501s for $99 is wild,' one shopper commented.
'Oh my god, I was at BIG W today and didn't even have a look in the clothes section.' another lamented.
Many shared the sentiment, unable to believe they might have walked past such a deal.
One young Aussie expressed regret at having paid full price on Levi's official Australian website, where she purchased her jeans for $159.99.
The BIG W denim range includes a variety of colours, such as light blue, dark blue, and black. It caters to various tastes and is available in women's sizes 26-31.
Whether you're a fan of the classic straight-leg or the more modern skinny-leg style, there's something for everyone.
However, only some shoppers were impressed. Some felt that $99 for jeans, even designer ones, was steep, given the current financial climate.
'I think that's still a little rich for my blood,' one person commented.
'Levi's have gone to trash quality, not surprised.' another said.
BIG W's foray into stocking higher-end labels has been around for a while.
The retailer has previously surprised customers with Adidas clothing; even Gucci bags were spotted online.
‘They also have Adidas clothing, too,’ one woman claimed.
‘Girl, BIG W online had Gucci bags just recently,’ another said.
'BIG W is where brands go to pass away.' one joked.
BIG W has confirmed that the range is available for a limited time in-store and online, so denim enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike are advised to act quickly.
In related news, BIG W has launched an affordable clothing line that mimics high-end designer styles for under $40, appealing to budget-conscious shoppers.
The collection includes pieces inspired by brands like Aje, Peter Alexander, and Jag, offering accessible fashion alternatives. Read more about this news here.
Have you scored a pair of these Levi's jeans from Big W? Do you think the quality of designer brands holds up over time, or is it the name you're paying for? Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments below.
However, that's exactly what's happening at BIG W, where a classic piece of clothing is causing quite a stir among Australian bargain hunters.
The Levi's Women’s 501 Straight Jeans - Indigo ($99), a staple in denim fashion for decades, have found their way onto the shelves of BIG W, and the price tag is turning heads.
For those who remember the days when jeans were a hard-wearing necessity rather than a fashion statement, the idea of designer denim at discount prices is a welcome throwback to simpler times.
BIG W stocks authentic Levi's 100 series jeans at bargain prices. Credit: BIG W
BIG W, a household name for budget-friendly shopping, now stocks authentic Levi's jeans for men and women.
Men's jeans cost $79, while women's are priced at $99, including the brand's best-selling signature and original 501 jeans.
The news spread like wildfire after one Australian woman, surprised by her discovery, took to social media to express her astonishment.
'Umm, excuse me, am I late to the party, or is this new?' she asked her followers.
'When did BIG W start selling Levi's, and for $99? They even have the 501s, which usually retail for over $150,'
The reaction online was a mix of shock and excitement.
‘501s for $99 is wild,' one shopper commented.
'Oh my god, I was at BIG W today and didn't even have a look in the clothes section.' another lamented.
Many shared the sentiment, unable to believe they might have walked past such a deal.
One young Aussie expressed regret at having paid full price on Levi's official Australian website, where she purchased her jeans for $159.99.
The BIG W denim range includes a variety of colours, such as light blue, dark blue, and black. It caters to various tastes and is available in women's sizes 26-31.
Whether you're a fan of the classic straight-leg or the more modern skinny-leg style, there's something for everyone.
However, only some shoppers were impressed. Some felt that $99 for jeans, even designer ones, was steep, given the current financial climate.
'I think that's still a little rich for my blood,' one person commented.
'Levi's have gone to trash quality, not surprised.' another said.
BIG W's foray into stocking higher-end labels has been around for a while.
The retailer has previously surprised customers with Adidas clothing; even Gucci bags were spotted online.
‘They also have Adidas clothing, too,’ one woman claimed.
‘Girl, BIG W online had Gucci bags just recently,’ another said.
'BIG W is where brands go to pass away.' one joked.
BIG W has confirmed that the range is available for a limited time in-store and online, so denim enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike are advised to act quickly.
In related news, BIG W has launched an affordable clothing line that mimics high-end designer styles for under $40, appealing to budget-conscious shoppers.
The collection includes pieces inspired by brands like Aje, Peter Alexander, and Jag, offering accessible fashion alternatives. Read more about this news here.
Have you scored a pair of these Levi's jeans from Big W? Do you think the quality of designer brands holds up over time, or is it the name you're paying for? Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments below.
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