Wrangler Authentics Men's Slim Fit Straight Leg Jean

Bought the Acorn and Anthracite in 33x30. Love the fit. Great summer pants, as they are a bit on the thin side and seem breathable. Cheap enough that I don’t feel bad working in them, and nice enough to wear most places. Pretty true to size, IMHO. I will probably order more in different colors.

Hey guys, like Wrangler jeans, but time has changed your body, and those cowboy cuts aren't as comfortable as they used to be? Well, here's your solution. They look good, iron up nicely, come in a variety of colors, and--most importantly--they have a little give to them. Look as great in the office as they do outdoors and they look as good with slip on shoes as they do with boots.

NOTE: These run very long, so make sure you choose a couple sizes shorter than you normally wear. I got the 34/30 and they were so long, its like they were 34/34. That is the reason I am giving them 4/5 stars. Other than the length, the material is nice (I got the olive green pants) and very comfortable. They don't sag in the crotch area like some pants like these do.

I was skeptical of the quality given the price point, but was happily surprised with the overall fit, stretch, etc.I may drop down a size in the waste. I ordered a 32x30 and the length ran a little long - which works well for boots.I am 5'9", 170lbs.

These are the best fitting jeans for men without butts. I bought my guy three pairs.

Very rarely does a pair of Wrangler jeans fit me perfectly but this pair did the trick when the cowboy cut and the retro fit wouldn't. The stretch fabric is light and comfortable but the denim doesn't seem thin and should hold up if the stitching holds up. I have a fairly off the rack body so it's weird the other styles don't fit but this one is perfect. Order 2" longer than your regular inseam to get that perfect stack on your spur ledge for the perfect cowboy look.

Edit: buy 1 size down from your normal size. I'm 30x30 but these pants I had to get in 29x30 (after returning the 1st pair).Purchased the 30x30 spruce.I'm 32" at the waist. My body is female so I know already that I need a fairly small size.I have an old pair of 30x30 Levi's. It fits VERY snugly, as in, I sometimes struggle getting my phone or wallet in and out of the front pockets.So 30x30 should fit me fairly well, right?Not this one apparently. I can pull these off without touching the button or zipper.30x30s according to several sizing charts (including Levi's) is supposed to be 30", 31" at most, at both the waist and leg.The leg is 30" from crotch to ankle. The waist, on the other hand, is easily 32" and the material is slightly stretchy. The amount of space between my body and the material would be comical if not for the fact I KNOW my wallet and phone are going to continously pants me. Pretty sure shrinkage over time would not solve this issue even if I tried.An inch or two doesn't sound like a big difference. Maybe it sounds great to others, but when you are already small and don't have that many smaller options, it's not cool.I LIKE men's pants. They are generally durable and functional, which is my style to a tee.Yeah, I can shop women's pants and easily find something that fits but have you had to contend with finding pants with decent pockets? Women's pants (and clothes in general) are more often than not about fashion over function. Aka little to absolutely no pockets.I LIKE pockets. I like having my wallet and keys clipped to my belt loop on one side and my phone in the other. I like it when they don't fall out of my pockets when I go to get something off the floor. (So back pockets are an absolute no-go even if I felt like I wouldn't get pick pocketed, if you'rewondering about that.)I like men's pants because they almost always have deep pockets.I want to wear men's pants. I want the small size to be true. I don't want my stuff to inadvertently pants me as I walk through the grocery store. I don't want to need to wear a belt on something that should fit me.I want reliable sizing PLEASE and THANK YOU

So far so good and for the price you can’t go wrong with it. I think it’s the same quality as Carhart pants but overall pretty good pants for working in construction