Jeffs Jeans Levi’s

Great store if you care about customer service and variety and don’t want hipster bullshit.

I don’t often write reviews but Jeff’s Jeans is awesome! The prices are great AND you get a ton of help choosing styles and getting the right size. I don’t intend to ever shop for jeans anywhere else!

I love this store because they have every Levi pant you could want at about $ 15-​$ 25 less than at the Levi store downtown. That’s pretty much a local secret shh.
That being said you probably can’t find any of the more designer Levi’s here. You know the $ 200 pairs.
The shop ladies are borderline annoying but mostly warm, helpful and friendly. I figured I had to say something about them because everyone else does.
Ive never had any «mothball» problems or any other type of problem with the quality of my jeans in regards to some of the other reviews I’ve seen on here.

I went in to buy jeans and a shirt for a cowgirl party. I came back two days later to return the shirt because it was $ 36 and my friend loaned me her shirt. The woman gave me a very difficult time for returning it and said I could only get store credit. Really? After much discussion she FINALLY agreed to give me my money back. Wow, the customer service SUCKS here. I think it’s owned my Russians and both of the people I dealt with her just plain RUDE. I will never buy here again. If you can’t treat people with respect they don’t deserve my hard earned money on overpriced jeans. Save yourself and go buy jeans where people treat you with better service.

get your levi’s & russell sweats here.
very attentive to customers.
support mom & pop shops!

Jeffs Jeans is basically the only place I buy jeans these days. You see, I’m fairly «generously built,» and I flatly refuse to wear Dad jeans. Nor am I willing to spend over $ 70 on jeans from the Gap. Discount stores like Ross tend to suck when it comes to their selection – I don’t do the aforementioned Dad jeans, and I really hate baggy/​relaxed fit/“classic” fit jeans.
Dum-dum-dum…Jeffs Jeans to the rescue!
These guys actually have decent jeans in larger sizes that AREN’T Dad jeans, and the prices aren’t as ridiculous as what some other stories are trying to sell jeans for. You can pick up a pair of Levi’s 511s in different colours and lengths for only $ 45 (more like $ 50 with tax), as opposed to the $ 60 you’d probably end up paying at the Levi’s store. Also, they’ve got a slightly larger size range than other stores that carry Levi’s, which is pretty damn cool.
Plus, all the salespeople are pretty awesome. There’s an older lady who works there – I think she’s Russian or Ukrainian – and she’s the kind of person who’s always happy to see you coming in.

ok i’m really bad at jeans because they look mostly the same to me. and unfortunately i like shopping by myself, so i never succeed to buying jeans until i found this place.
the ladies were very good at giving suggestions. you stepped in. they looked at you and told you what kind of jeans or what colors would go well with the shirt i wore and stuff. they were with me the whole time. i ended up with two pairs of jeans. i almost bought a jacket too but i realized that i have too many already. the prices are a lot cheaper than the actual levis. i paid around $ 45 each (even though the suggested retail price tag said $ 55). so they were very good deal. and parking was easy (even though i got a parking ticket because i was stupid…)
overall, i would make a trip to richmond again if i need more jeans! it’s great!

So you live in San Francisco and you want to buy a basic pair of Levi’s. Simple, right? Eh… not as simple as one may think. Your two main options are head to the ‘burbs and fighting off screaming kids at the mall, or head downtown and deal with high prices, no parking, and tourists. Neither are particularly appealing.
Jeff’s Jeans is a nice solution. Tons of styles and colors in everybody’s size. Prices are reasonable ($ 40 for most pairs). I would agree the staff is helpful but a tad on the pushy side, which is why I can’t 5-​star.
Parking Tip — Finding a spot on Geary shouldn’t be a problem on unless it’s dinner hour. Bring meter money.

I am never a Levi’s fan because they just don’t fit me. I am more of a Brazilian cut jeans person– mostly cotton with spandex low rise that properly accentuates the curves of a woman…
But I also do not rule out walking into the store just in case it changes…
This store has lots of jeans and some good sweaters! I bought a couple 81% cotton + 19% spandex sweaters that are so soft and comfortable and warm! Cotton is probably some of the much better, non-​allergic, non-​synthentic fabric (while pure silk and cashmere are still top choices but require more trips to the drycleaners.)
San Francisco weather is best for half or three-​quarter sweaters.
Service was nice as the two ladies looked like they did not have anyone walked in the store the whole day and were glad just to have someone fresh walked in on a sunny afternoon.
Unfortunately, their jeans still do not fit me.

I walked in thinking I’d just get a pair of jeans. I walked out with a pair of jeans, two new sweaters, and a new love for my butt.
I’ve been to Jeff’s Jeans before, and I know that you can’t just walk in and grab some pants. At least one, maybe two, salespeople will greet you at the door and start asking lots of questions (what are you looking for? What size are you? What color do you like?). It can be a bit alarming at first, and I’m never in a particularly social mood when I go in. But these ladies know what they are talking about. They’ll take one look at you and give you the size they think you are.
Here’s the catch: They are always right about your size. I don’t know how they do it. I mean, I’m me. I should know my size right? Wrong. Turns out I’m always wearing a size bigger than I should. Now, thanks to Jeff’s Jeans, I have an ass.
I was told to try on the skinny jeans (and I’m thinking «yeah, ok, and next I’ll try on a pair of white spandex hotpants») and given a pair at least 2 sizes too small for me. And I’m not a fan of the waist-​hanging-​over-​belt-​look, so I had my doubts. Turns out, they fit perfectly and gave me a new lease on life. I couldn’t wait to put my new jeans on and just, like, walk around.
They also have some beautiful sweaters that I can’t find anywhere else (I had 2 sweaters of the same brand and couldn’t even find them online), super soft and beautiful colors, with a nice tailored fit.
If you want to be treated well, and get some amazing, old-​fashioned customer service, visit Jeff’s Jeans. Grab a cup of Peet’s while you’re there, or better yet, walk (in your new jeans) to Bazaar Café on California St. if you have the time.
Oh — and a bit of trivia — «Jeff», the original owner, was the son of the guy who started Mervyn’s. I believe his name was Jeff Mervyn. And this place is much nicer.

I HATE buying jeans, and this place made the chore so so easy. Honest opinions, identified my style, helped me pick out colors. I’ll never buy levi’s anywhere else!

OK not sure why they don’t merge the two addresses on Unilocal but I will post under this location. Anyhow, my credit card receipt says one address and the register receipt has the other… whatever…
So I was walking by running errands and just decided to see if they might have some 511s which I love and the Original Levi’s® Store in Union Square is often out of them but they had some here and they are cheaper too so I had to pick up a pair as well as more 514s.
The Syrian woman and Georgian guy were super helpful and attentive and I was in and out of there in about seven minutes with some great jeans. Sweet!

Not just the outer Richmond was chilly, but the entire city is so damn cold.
Matt was at Jeff Jean’s to buy a thermal shirt to keep his cold ass warm. Matt was wearing a tank-​top under his uniform; unfortunately it won’t work in the cold city, especially in the Richmond District.
Many years ago, this place was a lot bigger, now Peet’s coffee shop has taken half the space. Still they have a good selection in Levi’s and Dickies among other brands.
In addition to the thermal shirt, Matt also bought a Captain America Blue Russell hooded sweatshirt. The warm hooded sweater costs $ 25.00, and the friendly Russian lady gave Matt a city-​employee discount.
5-​star, becasue this is a family-​owned business, so support them!

The jeans and service are excellent. Everyone interested in a nice pair of jeans from an established store should go here first.
Also, the girls who work there are the kinds you leave your wife for.