I bought two pairs of these for the lady of the house recently. One was indigo rinse, the other medium rinse. (The lady doesn't like those flashy pre-worn, pre-faded styles.) Here is her report:

Although both pairs of these jeans were ordered and shipped at the same time, the (darker colored) indigo rinse pair was made of thin, summerweight fabric; the (lighter-colored) medium rinse pair was a standard jeans weight, suitable for this time of year. Summer will come again, and both pairs are useful, but the disparity in the fabrics should have been noted in the description.

These jeans do not have the same slim cut as a pair bought at the mall earlier this year. When laid under the older jeans, these legs show a straight-line cut from the hip to the hem (with more room in the upper leg area) when compared with the earlier cut, which was slightly tapered to the knee area.

Also, the distinctive Levi's red-printed label has been replaced with a quieter brown-on-tan version, and the traditional Levi's copper-colored rivets have been toned down to an antique brass-colored finish.

The "slimming panel" (fabric of the pockets extended across the interior front part of the jeans) remains the same.

Conclusion: Levi's jeans remain iconic, but this version seems to have had a few revisions lately.