Dickies Men's Relaxed Fit Straight-Leg Duck Carpenter Jean

I've gotten about 1.5 years of hard use out of the these jeans before. They take a while to loosen up and feel completely comfortable but when they do they're great to work in. All of the pairs I've worn in the past wear a hole in the same spot under the left side back pocket but for the price, and as long as they last, it's not a problem.

what this pant has going for it:* made of 100% cotton duck* made of 0% anything else* broad color selection rather than just "brown or black"* straight stitch construction on the inside leg seam (versus a triple-stitched flat-felled inside seam. i explain my rationale below.)why each of these was an important factor to me:nylon, poly, and flex materials are more prone to unsightly pilling in high-wear areas. flex materials specifically (spandex, elastane, etc) will eventually wear out within a couple years resulting in a slouchy fit.cotton duck OTOH is widely regarded as both being more resilient, but at the same time, lighter, than denim. much like those popular duck cotton work jackets, these pants are so stiff that they can basically stand up on their own when new. but like high quality shoes, i expect them to take on a wonderful patina and softness as they get broken in.the straight stitch inside leg seam means that someone like me, who really only knows how to do straight and zig-zag machine stitches, can easily and cleanly tailor the legs into a slightly slimmer, tapered modern cut if you so desire.while not having triple-stitched seams on both the inside and outside seems like a quality downgrade, i have never owned a pair of pants that gave out on the inside seam, so this is a worthwhile compromise for me.specifics of fit and construction that may work for me but not for you:this is a fairly mid to high-rise pant. they sit at my belly button, which i find more comfortable than lower rise pants that sit more on the hips. i found they fit pretty well through the seat and thigh (stocky leg day physique), but i did slightly slim up the legs from the knee down for a more tailored, neat look.i will fess up to being a "blue collar cosplayer" who intends to wear these for general use rather than rugged jobsite work, as i can't justify spending $100 or more on a fashion offering that adds inflated cost by branding itself as a "vintage" design. thus, i cannot give any meaningful feedback on the resilience of this fabric. but it feels of equivalent quality to every major duck chore/field coat out there.anyway, if you're looking for what should be a long-lasting piece, in a synthetic-free fabric, give these a shot. especially if you have an affinity for clothes that actually get better with more wear.

I don't have any photos but I purchased these pants for my husband for work and so far he is quite happy with them. He says they are nice and comfortable yet good and sturdy enough for work. The fit was true to size....I'm always worried about that when purchasing clothing items online but this turned out to fit perfectly. If you are looking for work pants that will hold up and are still comfortable then you should give these a try.I hope this helps.

I bought this for my son, in fact have bought a couple of them already. He really likes the way it fits. They’re not tight, and the material feels thick and durable. he works doing mechanic work and uses one pair and they are comfortable to work with. He likes all the pockets it has. The only thing is that if they are a dark color you cannot wash them that often because they fade and look old and they become work pants, lol.

I’ve had a few pairs of these in the past, but have since lost weight so needed to update wardrobe. Waist fitting at perfectly, lightweight, and once washed feel very soft and comfy. Only negative is that they can be a bit long so order one size below in the inseam that you would normally wear. 36x30 fits perfectly. Will buy more

Good durable pants, but too small. I’ve bought tons of pants: casual, denim, work, cargo, dress, etc. I’m reliably a 30x30 and these were super tight in the waist… even after a couple wears. I guess in the future I’ll add an inch or two to the waist size even though other brands fit perfect and even a little loose sometimes with the same measurements.

Very well constructed work pants at a very reasonable price.

Great weight fabric has some stretch and is really strong with deep pockets..versatile..wear them to work wear them to church

Recomendados para una talla más grande de lo habitual, la tela es tipo gabardina, viene grueso por lo que recomiendo utilizar para frío, mi esposo mide 1.91 y de largo le quedó excelente en 36X36. De la cadera estuvo a la medida. Si los recomiendo ✨

Se siente de buen material y es muy cómodo.

These are excellent pants, and are fraction of the cost of carh$^$s. Very heavy fabric, good solid stitching, and a comfortable fit.

My pair of these just arrived. Tried them on and they seem nice. Ordered them with a 34 inch waist and they actually have a 34 inch waist, which is fabulous (other pants I've bought recently in a 34 inch waist have actually had a 36 inch waist, which really frustrates me). These are made out of proper, stiff, durable-feeling canvas, which may not be to everyone's liking, but I personally see it as a positive as a lot of pants nowadays feel like they're made out of table cloth fabric. The fact they're stiff also means they can be cuffed at the bottoms without the fear of the cuffs unravelling. These are a bit higher waisted than what I'm used to, but it's not a problem. It's just something new to me. Also, as another reviewer pointed out, if you buy these in desert sand, they are darker than what is shown in the pictures. Instead of being a greyish beige, they're more of a khaki. Personally, I'm happy with the colour of them, but they really should update the pictures to better reflect the colour you can expect when your pair arrives. As for fit, it's a pretty standard relaxed fit. If you've ever worn a pair of Levi's 550's, the fit of these will be familiar to you. Not baggy, not tight. The fit is just right... Hey, I'm a poet and I didn't even know it :D

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