Good: Weight of denim, color, general quality
Poor: Fit seems generous, especially waist

Comments:
After getting tired of buying jeans from some of the better-known mail-order/mall shops, only to have them fall apart in short order due to very thin denim, I was determined to get back to Levis, the iconic jean of my youth.  I'd recently lost weight, and was anxious to get back into a Levi's fit.  I tried the jeans on, expecting them to be fairly tight.  I was extremely surprised to find out that they were fairly loose.  I've not washed them yet, so perhaps after laundering, they'll shrink a bit more snugly.  I was especially surprised to find the waist was as large as what it was.  I know these are "curvy" jeans v. the really straight jeans, but these were definitely curvier than I'd anticipated.  That's not necessarily a bad thing, but I do caution people that the sizing is more generous than my past experiences with the Levi's brand.

I thought the denim quality was fine, and certainly heavier than I've found in most stores.  That said, my jeans were made in Egypt, or at least the fabric was.  I'd urge those who say they've had knock-offs to look at the country of origin.  Quality can vary wildly, depending on whether the fabric's from Indonesia, Vietnam, Mexico, or Egypt.

Overall, I like the jeans and will likely buy another pair.  If my experiences change, I'll update this review to reflect the changes.