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Levanta cola jeans

Levanta cola jeans (Spanish: jeans levanta cola,[1] or "butt-lifting jeans") are women's jeans that enhance the buttocks.[2] Originally developed in Colombia,[3] they are especially popular among Latina women. Producers include YMI Jeans and others.[4]

Levanta cola jeans are typically very stretchy and in essence leggings that are designed to look like jeans. They are typically made of spandex and other materials to fit to the body's contours. As a result, they have the external appearance of being much smaller than regular jeans before being worn. The jeans are tight around the waist and legs, but the fabric around the buttocks is looser to give the wearer a "butt-lifting" look.[5] Many of the jeans do not have back pockets.[6] The jeans are also sometimes highly decorated with rhinestones and glitter.[5]

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