Fruit of the Loom Men's EverSoft Fleece Elastic Bottom Sweatpants, Up to Size 4XL

Great sweaqts. Wore them to the gym today. I did really have to shorten up the string in the waste. I guesss that I'm losing weight. That's the idea , right ? I've got a blue pair coming and plan to replace some of my older sweats. I'll be buying more.

I received these and immediately opened the package and tried them on. Great fit (I recently lost 60lbs.) I was a little worried about the fit but the sizing chart was spot on! I haven't bought anything a size medium in about 5 decades (I'm 72 now)!… I highly recommend them!

These are some nice sweatpants they do have a drawstring that is connected in the middle which is kind of frustrating for when adjusting for size, but they are nice pants. There are a couple of details that must be observed. They must be washed alone and dried alone the first time they are laundered. If they aren't they will shed fibers (from the inside) all over your other clothing. After that first initial wash, they are fine..

My only complaint is with the product description on the website. It lists generic sizes like S and XL. I buy jeans that are 42 waist and 28 inseam. I ordered a 2XL. They were great around the waist, but were 12 inches longer than my legs. The whole process was a waste of time. Is it really that much trouble to list the measurements?

I have been buying these pants for years. Something has changed. Holes developed after first wash. An insane amount of lint is coming from these pants. I have now washed 4 times %26 it is still happening. It's not only all over my dryer, but all over my house. It stays on my legs, after I wear them. I have never seen anything like it. It's crazy.

Seems to me the reason oeople bought Fruit of the Loom was because they were the last company that made classic fit sweatpants as it definitely wasn't becuase they held up or lasted very long. Well that reason is now gone. Horrifically uncomfortable and ZERO reason to buy. People that want skinny pants are not going to buy Fruit of the Loom to begin with. Funny if the just stuck with classic fit, Actually used decent thread for stitching, And went to a band around the waste instead of that rope that gets stretched out in tne washing machine their sweatpants would literally be flying off the shelf. Just another comapany ruining itself trying to save a buck and trying to sell people what they don't want...

I have worn this brand for years and years, always purchased at Walmart. I have not needed any for a few years and I ordered three pair on line. They are so much of a lesser quality than my old ones. I washed two pair and they shrunk and since I washed them and I can't return them. I am returning the one pair I did not wash. They are much shorter than the old ones of the same make and size. And they do not fit well. The instruction when ordering say they run big and they used to, but the three new pairs DO NOT. I am assuming you get a lot of them back, if people listen to the instructions to purchase a smaller size. I will be trying Kohl's Tek Gear as I am so disappointed in the quality of these.

Washed two pair of sweatpants separate from other laundry thank goodness. Fleece Fuzz was all inside washer, a large amount. Picked fuzz off sweatpants and out of washer. Shook sweatpants. Dryer removed more fleece fuzz. Took a lint brush to sweatpants and still had small pisces of fuzz I could not get off sweatpants. I would not recommend buying! I've have bought Fruit of Loom in the past and never had this bad of an issue. Maybe they are getting fleece from different supplier but I will not buy Fruit of Loom sweats again.

It began having difficulty with the stitching and sewing unraveling. Shorts are now unusable and unwrarable. Have the original receipt but not the selling tag.

These sweatsuits wash so bad they have lint all over them. They're so cheap. The fabric is horrible. I bought some for my husband and he literally hates them. I will never buy fruit of the loom again. Very very poor quality. This is like the same goals you get what you pay for