Wrangler AuthenticsMen's Twill Relaxed Fit Cargo Pant (Logan)

I have about 12 pairs of these relaxed fit Wrangler cargo pants. Some are fleece lined, some are ripstop, some are cotton canvas, but all of them have the same basic style and work great for my job as a contractor. The only thing different from pair to pair is that Wrangler keeps changing the location of the cell phone pocket, a feature I love. On some it's on the left, others on the right. These latest 2 pairs have a phone pocket on both sides, but they reduced the width of the openings so now my larger smartphone won't fit in either one. I wish Wrangler would go back to the former phone pocket size and standardize its location. That was my only disappointment with these pants, though. Otherwise, they're great and definitely value for the price.

These pants are pretty good so far. I've bought 2 pair and probably going to get at least 1 more. I had to send the first pair back because they were too long. I normally wear a 42/32, but had to change to 42/30 for these. They get wrinkled easily, but a few minutes in the dryer fixes that.

Excellent pants except they were about an inch longer than I had hoped. Once I have them altered I should be able to make them most enjoyable of this type of pants

Not as relaxed in the calves as say a 550 jean.

Good fit, plenty of pockets (easy storage for cell phone), and much lighter than blue jean. Will work great for every day dress and pack tighter in a suitcase for airline and cruise travel.

No deep front pockets. Would have returned if the back pockets weren't deep enough like on the plastic front button ones. Rivet front button on these. Wrangler bad pants. Bad shirts too due to no eyelet in the collar to hang.

These cargo slacks were better than I expected. Very nice. Well made.

Fits the same as my old pair, but thinner material. Happened to have a postage scale handy - old pair is 23 oz, new ones are 18 oz (total weight) as of 3/2023.

I have two pairs - Navy & Sand - and they are completely different.'NAVY': These are a lightweight rip-stop cotton. I have some shirts thicker than this. I find them very comfortable and ideal for warmer weather or for working indoors or just slobbing around the house. They breath well and are spacious without being baggy. Despite being 'cargoes' they look quite smart and do not shout 'work-wear'. The thin material means that the thigh pockets don't protrude. Excellent value for money.'SAND': These are fairly 'normal' thickness jeans denim, perhaps slightly lighter. Pretty comfortable but the material is quite stiff when new. They were slightly baggy to start with but washing them sorted that out. Washing them also made them much softer, almost as if they were starched when new. They are now an ideally sized relaxed fit and more comfortable.My one complaint is that the belt loops are made for a massive 2 inch belt. Obviously you can use a thinner belt but it looks a bit odd. Braces would probably be ideal but I have not tried that. I purchased a 2" belt but that makes it more uncomfortable to bend forward, especially when crouched down. That is not ideal for work trousers.

After less than 12 months the right knee has worn through (see photo). Cargo pants are supposed to be tough to cope with rough wear; this 78-year-old retired insurance broker’s main activity is playing bridge at the bridge club which shouldn’t place excessive demands on trousers! These haven’t been worn daily (I alternate between three pairs of trousers) and the two pairs of cargo pants from Primark, bought at the same time, are still going strong. This is extremely disappointing for what are supposed to be genuine Wrangler trousers.

I have had these style of Wrangler cargo trousers for over 10 years. I normally get them at Wallmart when I visit the USA each year for around $20 a pair. Unfortunately last year they were not available, so I looked on line when I got back and found these which looked identical (although a difference model No) and almost double what I pay in the USA but ordered them.When they arrived I noticed they were not as good quality as the ones I get in the USA as they were a lot thinner. Then today the left side cargo pocket when opening the Velcro the material tore. The USA versions I have worn for at least 2 years yet the UK version less than 2 months so not impressed.I would not recommend theses cargo trousers.

Good hard wearing ,I have several pairs. Smart enough for my working visits yet tough enough to climb into dirty lofts and such like.

If you like a baggy trouser go for these, but if you prefer a slimmer fit, look elsewhere.