Classic Fit Jean

I have been buying these pants at the store for decades. I have been very disappointed that I had to order on line which I hate to do. A lot of what they carry in stores is the faded crap, and jeans with holes is the stupidest thing I have ever seen. I don`t even wear torn jeans in the garden. At least you still make them, thank you

I've been wearing Wrangler Jeans since I was a little kid. My mother bought them for me. I'm 75 years old and I'm still buying them. I like the way they fit and look. A good deal for the price. They are well made and last for a long time. I wear a pair almost every day.

while the size jeans I wear has changed a lot thru the years (60+YRS) , I'm back to a healthier lifestyle and back in a size 38x32 jeans. fit is great just like the ole days quality is good. no defects. heavy weight jeans that look good, feel very comfortable and should last a good bit. I'll buy more of this brand and stock #.

I use my jeans constantly, from every day casual pants to work pants. These basic Wranglers are the true, American blue jean, and perhaps the only ones left. Originally "work" pants, pop culture made them into desirable casual wear. Unfortunately, other brands, and even other Wranglers, have devolved into weird variations (torn, faded, stylized, stretch, colors, etc.), while I treasure these real originals. Sadly, market forces dictate almost all affordable jeans to be made outside the U.S. Nevertheless these continue the highest quality, original construction (brass zipper, for example).

while the size jeans I wear has changed a lot thru the years (60+YRS) , I'm back to a healthier lifestyle and back in a size 38x32 jeans. fit is great just like the ole days quality is good. no defects. heavy weight jeans that look good, feel very comfortable and should last a good bit. I'll buy more of this brand and stock #.

Wrangler jeans are a great fit for me. Twelve years ago, I didn't believe there was a difference in fit for men's jeans. However, after transferring to the southern region where Levis are hard to find, I tried Wrangler. I was surprised how comfortable they were. From then on, it's been Wrangler all the way. I have more than one pair in blue and black.

Nice pair of jeans that fit like jeans should and are not elastic. They're well made, should last and fade like real jeans do.

I bought three pairs, one in black, one in prewash, one in stone wash, all the same size. The black one fits me nearly perfect, the stone wash is a little baggy, and the prewash is like a bag of potatoes. I will have to size down by one or maybe two sizes to account for the difference in fit

I'm about to give up on Wrangler. I wear a size 38 waist. These were so tight that I could not button them. They last several pairs of Wranglers that I bought varied widely in both the inseam length and the waist, even when they were all the same size. Some fit ok, some were way too small, some had legs that were at least two inches longer than the stated size.

The pants were way too long. I wasted money a restocking fee. I already have these same jeans in the same size but the ones I ordered were way too long.