Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Canvas Flannel-Lined Utility Work Pant

So, what I liked is that they fit well, they are lined, but not too heavily, so I can wear them all day here in the Upper Midwest, not just when outside in the cold. They seem to be wearing well, the front pockets are deep, maybe a little narrow on the bottom. The phone pocket is nicely placed, and deep enough to contain a modern, larger phone; this pocket has no closure, but again, because of its placement and depth, I've not experienced any loss or concerns about losing my phone or any other object I've placed in it. It's so sleek, you barely notice the pocket is there. My only suggestion to the manufacturer is that they should have put a similar pocket on the other side. This works well for a right handed person, but maybe a left handed person would prefer that phone pocket to be on the left side. Also, as a work pant, the second pocket would come in handy to hold my laser measuring tool, screwdrivers, or other small hand tools for momentary use. Last, it says the pants are flannel lined. However, the liner is polyester, not cotton, and I'm not familiar with non-cotton flannel. That's like calling a flat rock you can skip on water a boat. Also, the liner seems to be attached to the pant material, it doesn't hang like a separate layer like in similar flanned or other lined pants I own. Yet, I like the light weight of the liner and pants, they are still warmer when woring in the garage or walking outdoors on a mild winter day - 20 degrees (F) or higher. Last, I thought these were quite a bit pricier than the competitors, but paid up for them to see what they were like. I do like them, but would be in the market again if the prices get in line with other similar brands of lined pants, like Wrangler or Lee. I have other Carhartt work pants, unlined, and they are similar in price to the Wrangler workwear, so I was surprised that these were a goo $20+ more than their counterparts in other brands. A good buy would be $40.

I purchased these for my husband to wear this winter. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these pants and how nicely they went through the washer and dryer. The color and slight stretch are nice, too. My husband liked them enough to ask for another pair. Though I can’t speak to long term durability, they’ve been worn and washed several times and come out looking great. Five stars!

These pants have become my “daily driver”, first choice for everyday wear, particularly for DIY, yard work, cleaning the car or any use where you don’t want to feel protective or careful about what you’re wearing. I love them so much I bought a second pair for when the first pair are being washed.The fit is true to size but the leg length did shrink by about an inch on first wash so get a longer size if you are in between sizes.Chino style pockets are much more comfortable than jeans style and the extra thigh pocket is perfect for a cell phone. Plenty of belt hoops means good support around the waist.Fabric is soft and much more comfortable than the Duluth duck canvas pants I also own. The legs are lined which makes them warm but no so much to make them winter / outdoors only - I’d call them 3 season.After several washes there is a little fading around the seams and wear points but no thinning of the material.I’ll be buying a third pair soon.

I'm an agriculture/ industrial mechanic. These have been one of the best investments for when it gets below freezing. Great durability, warmth but also maneuverability. Most people lean towards bibs to stay warm, but if you're like me and need to get underneath a lot of things and have movement/ versatility. These are great.

I really like these pants. Stretchy, rugged and good pocket placement.A warning though; the fit is quite a bit tighter than expected. I'm 6'3" and 210lbs and ordered a 33x36. The waist fits great, but the legs are not nearly as roomy as the "relaxed fit" would suggest. After a few minutes of hiking uphill these are really tight. The material has enough stretch that it doesn't hamper mobility, but it's something to be aware of.

I wear these pants all the time. I laundered them when I got ready for bed, and took them off the line after breakfast and put them back on. Warm and comfortable. My baggy old flannel lined jeans were much more prone to droop, and looked like geezer clothes. These fit better, look better, are warm, and have a phone pocket. The “peat” color is great. I’m getting another pair.

My husband likes them. He is skin and tall. He has trouble finding pants/jeans to fit waist and length. He likes the material, they are not heavy like jeans but still keep him warm.

The Carhartt flannel lined canvas work pant fit well are warm and comfortable while being rugged enough to do my winter chores

Very comfortable.

Super beau pantalon, très biens doublés, testés à -25c et aucun problème pour prendre une marche par grand froid.

Good product for construction

Meilleur pantalon de travail !!! Excellente qualité !

Warm and comfortable but I'm a 34x32 Jean and need 36 waist and 30 length with the way these fit. Really the 32 are very long and the 30 almost too short. Other than sizing these are awesome.