Men's 20X Extreme Relaxed Jean

I got these for my husband to wear to a work conference and he absolutely loves them. The fit is perfect—not too tight, not too loose—and they’re really comfortable for all-day wear. The “Wells” wash adds just enough character without looking overly distressed, which made them perfect for a slightly dressed-up casual look. They held their shape well throughout the day and looked great with a button-down shirt and boots. We’ll definitely be ordering another pair. Great quality and a great value.

My grandson approved and has worn them. Sized as advertised.

I've never worn a pair of jeans this comfortable before, they honestly feel like cargo pants. The waist fit is perfect (I am 42W x 30L, so more than a bit overweight). The last pair of jeans I bought were Lees and I got 40W x 30L with a stretch waist, figuring I would fit in them without the stretch soon enough. And in THOSE pants, while the waist fit comfortable, the thighs were extremely tight. I don't work outside the home. I sit at a computer all day, and the thighs ripped out within a week. I've only just gotten these Wranglers, and I've never owned Wranglers before, but they look good, they feel good, and the thighs are so roomy they feel like cargo pants. I thought they might look saggy/baggy and look bad, but I asked a second opinion and I was told they look good as well. Definitely a worthwhile purchase, and here's hoping they hold up well.

Great comfortable fit but it’s not nearly as faded as the pic shows. Kinda disappointed honestly but they still fit and look great.

Great pants. Fit well and durable. I have actually gone back and reordered I like them so much

I've been buying this style of jeans of the past 7 or 8 years. The quality has gone way down hill. I ordered two pairs of this color and two pairs of another color. Same specs of the ones I always bought. This time I ordered two pairs of this color in the same style and fit. They were super loose, the jean material was kinda stretchy like skinny jeans, the pockets were shallow, the main button was 25% bigger while the buttoning hole was the same size. They literally fall down without a belt and the button gave me a fight to insert in the loop. I didn't realize it until I was outside the return window so I'm stuck with these. Maybe if I gained 15 pounds and open up the button opening, they might be useable. The pockets are just an utter disappointment. I've had the same phone for 5 years and it sinks into my older jeans just fine. It all but sticks out on this run. Cool, they added a patch on the back like Levi's but I'll be looking for another brand and/or style next time. $100 mistake.

I own about a dozen pairs of Levi's 565, and that's the fit I prefer for "going out." As many Levi's loyalists know, however, as of the last few years the Levi's brand has gone to hell and different pairs of the same size and model may fit a few different ways, depending on when and where you buy them. That said, I still prefer the leaner--while not tight--fit and look of the 565 and still wear these when I'm out on the town, wearing a collared shirt, wearing nicer but non-formal footwear (cowboy boots, slip on loafers, etc.).There is one place, however, where I do NOT want my jeans leaner and tighter and a little dressier, and that's AT WORK. I oversee management and maintenance operations for a commercial/residential real estate division, and that means I can dress somewhat casually (jeans, polo shirt, utility boots) and can also expect to get dirty on some days of the week. If I'm going to be in these all day long, I want something comfortable. I turned my nose at Wrangler for many years, but I realize the error of my ways now: these Wranglers are the most comfortable jeans I've ever worn.They're somewhat baggy--maybe in the ballpark of the Levi's 569--but the cut is very different. More space all around but they're also shaped in a way that allows more freedom of movement. I also wear a lot of tactical cargo pants at work, and these Wranglers are similar.Also, I don't know how they accomplish this on brand new jeans, but they come feeling like jeans I've been breaking in for years. Every guy has one or two pairs of jeans that he's had for longer than he can remember; the ones you wear on a lazy, hung-over Sunday afternoon; the ones you throw on when you're going out to nowhere special and the only thing you care about is being comfortable. These are those jeans.Again, these are not pretty jeans. I wouldn't wear them on a date on Friday night with a button-up shirt, ECCOs slip-on loafers and a nice watch. I certainly wouldn't wear them to a nicer restaurant. But with a black work polo shirt, utility steel-toe boots, Casio G-SHOCK and twelve hours of work ahead of me, there are few choices better than Wrangler.

First off, I indicated that the fit was somewhat large. That requires some clarification. They didn't shrink like I've always anticipated with other denims. I've always had to order a 30Wx36L because my waist is 29.5" and my inseam is around 35". Depending on the denim maker, I could end up with a perfect fit, something too tight, or more often pants that I had to stretch for length every time I wanted to wear them. That's not the case with the Wranglers! I don't think they shrank at all! For the first time in about 20 years, I'm walking on the bottom hem with my heel when I'm barefoot. These seem a little longer than the labels 36" length. So, I might try a 34" length next time just to see if they run a true 34 or if they might run a little long also. A couple reviewers commented on the rise being a little shorter than they anticipated and yes, that is the case. But, I've always liked pants that don't try to cover my belly button. It's one of those things that you either like or don't. Overall, a great pair of pants.