Wrangler Authentics Men's Classic 5-Pocket Regular Fit Cotton Jean

Very happy with these jeans it's hard to find a men's 28 that fits properly I usually have to shop in the boys Department in the 16 Slim these jeans are perfect, only thing I did not like was the color I chose storm seems to always look dirty even after washing I wish I would have chose a different color but that was all my choice

Wrangler is synonymous with ranching and cowboys. It is the brand we grew up and which looks great with our boots, yet is durable enough for working around the ranch. Nowadays, though we are retired from all of that, Wrangler is still our favorite, trusted brand. That said, Wrangler offers several different styles or fits. I prefer a boot cut, personally, but I also like a loose-fit straight-leg style, such as the one in this order because I do not always wear my boots. My dad also prefers the loose-fit, straight-leg style of Wranglers all of the time because he rarely wears his boots except for special occasions. The seat is comfy yet doesn't feel like it sags or creeps up the butt crack. The legs are not too tight or too baggy. Wrangler also offers shorter hem lengths for my dad's short legs, which is not easy to find in an off-the-shelf brand or at a reasonable price. I have longer and more muscley legs than my dad who is much older, and these jeans fit my legs well enough, without being too tight, though it would be nice to have a little more room on the upper legs, without the entire length being too loose or baggy. Overall, I like these jeans and own several of them already. I would definitely recommend this brand and style/fit to others, and plan to order more in the future.

These are wrangle original fit, they are not that slim through the leg.

Very nice jeans and seem rugged not thin and cheap.Will buy more.

A couple of preliminaries here. I was friends with someone that used to work at a factory that would sew different name brands on the same clothing before even that factory went overseas. So I'm less addicted to the name of a product line than a particular product that is made at the time. I've worn well and far over a hundred jeans (dungarees for the less metrosexual of us over my far too many years). The only jean that I ever cried over was a very expensive Italian dress jean purchased years ago at Neiman Marcus. For those, they were the most elegant, comfortable and good looking jeans that heaven an Italian weaver gave to us. Ambrosia for the skin. For jeans under 90 dollars I've found in general that some of the Wranglers have been truer to size than most others. Yes, they are more coarse, and I understand that someone would be pissed that they received a jean that had a belt loop improperly sewed but this same person worked for a high end retail chain that had to return about 10% of the expensive high-end jeans for defects before being placed on the sales floor. Even then inconsistent sizing was an issue. Barring someone's fascination with the name of a clothing line, with few exceptions I really don't see much of a difference in quality between this 7 loop jean and a jean costing twice or more from other manufacturers including some (which is an irritant) from this same company. Unless someone is looking for a particular type of fit IMO the price justifies the purchase of this jean. I can beat the hell out of it, tear it up, put holes in it and not cry about it because 19 bucks for a decent fitting jean is CHEAP in this market. So what if there may be a defect in it. Return it and get another one. For me that's easier to stomach than having to return one costing much more and having to worry how much wear I'll get out of it. Cheap is good sometimes and not an exact indicator of quality. When I've done heavy duty work that puts more wear & tear pressure on the jean I've tended towards Carhartt. Great jean for wear & tear but an uncomfortable fit (for me) for every day casual & light work wear. As far as shrinkage goes, I wash all my clothing in cold water or dry clean it so I've never had a problem. How someone can wash anything cotton, whether Sanforized or not in hot water and not expect an issue is beyond me.

Sent these to my brother and he said that they fit perfectly. True to size.

I outgrew my 36" size jeans but not by much. You can't find odd sizes in the stores and the 38" jeans were too loose plus the legs were way too big for me. I bought these jeans in the 37" size and they fit perfect. I have ordered more of different colors as they are exactly what I needed.

Pants cut too full in the seat. Pants won't stay up and have tendency to ride lower on my hips. Can't seem to get my belt tight enough! Color is perfect , but fit has something to be desired. Are they seconds?