I purchased both this denim jacket (Levi's calls it trucker jacket, the name which I don't recall when growing up) by Levi's and a Wrangler denim jacket on Amazon. The Levi's jacket cost nearly twice as much as the Wrangler jacket.  Yep, it still has the trademark red Levi's tag on the left chest pocket. Maybe that's why.  I kept both but in hindsight, after having worn both, I would pick Wrangler over Levi's and pocket the cost difference. I gave it 4 stars because Wrangler is better built and is a better value.

Sadly, neither are made in the USA anymore. My Levi's jacket label says made in China while the Wrangler's label says made in Bangladesh. While the Wrangler was pre-washed with slight fade, Levi's was artificially distressed with unusual scratch marks around the collar, which I didn't care for. The material of the denim seems to be slightly thicker and marginally better quality on Wrangler. Both have chest and side pockets as well as reinforced stitchings where necessary. Overall, both are still well built and should last you a while, although I think the original made in the USA ones were better built.

As for the fit, my chest size is 42", waist 36", and sleeve 32". I ordered XL for both jackets. With denims, I like to order slightly bigger, wash in hot water and dry the heck out of them to pre-shrink'em before wearing. As others have mentioned, Levi's fit tighter all around and would seem to fit slimmer profile better. I have to roll the sleeve once to get proper sleeve length and upper arms fit tight. If I wear a hoodie underneath, it would be a tight fit for me now, although it wasn't the case in my salad days. With Wranglers, the overall fit is more relaxed and comfortable. I can still wear a hoodie underneath the Wranglers no problem. Sleeves on Wranglers are tad shorter than the Levi's. The Wranglers are definitely tailored more towards average Joe and middle aged guys reliving his glory years, while the Levi's should fit skinny hipsters better.