decline of civilization

I would really like to know what the thought process was in redesigning a classic piece of American apparel so that it fits like junk. Or, rather, doesn't fit your junk. I echo all the other writers here who note that the new "fit" doesn't fit. Not just slightly off -- terribly made for anyone who has anything resembling a reasonably fit body. If you have any gluteal muscles at all, the jeans won't reach your waist. So it constantly feels like the jeans are falling down. It looks moronic, feels truly uncomfortable, and is dysfunctional.The whole idea that made jeans popular in the first place was that they were sturdy, work-oriented pants that broke in to look and feel comfortable. You can't work in the new 505s at all unless the point of your labor is not to complete a job but show off "plumber's crack."Have been wearing Levi's all my life, have also tried Wrangler's Lees etc etc. The new 505 is truly the worst pair of jeans I've ever owned. Because they use a tag with a lot of brand strength but substitute an inferior product in its place, it's also deceptive to consumers. They should remove the "505" brand" and in the interest of truth-in-packaging rename this style "dumba**" in honor of whatever overpaid executive thought this up and anyone suckered into wearing a pair.