Wrangler Men's Retro Slim Straight Stretch Denim - Bozeman, Bozeman, 32X32
- Brand:
- Wrangler
- Model Number:
- WLT88BZ
- UPC:
- 083622633245
- EAN:
- 0083622633245
- ASIN:
- B01GQBW8KQ
- Walmart SKU:
- 624464439
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$101.94 | |
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$49.91 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.1/5 from 1486 reviews.
I've tried other jeans and this pair fits me perfectly. Note: I have a 31 waist and ordered a 30 waist and it fit nice with slight stretch as the material is forgiving. More cool and comfortable that standard denim jeans. I use them primarily for motorcycle riding and horseback riding, but I can wear these beauties just about anywhere, anytime. Not sure how long they will hold up, but given the comfort and fit they are worth re-ordering as needed!
I am 6'-5", 215lbs. I have always purchased 36"W jeans no matter what brand. They are typically a bit large in the waste and slightly baggy in the seat. I've gotten used to it over the years and figures it was my lot in life. Then I saw that these retro slim fit low rise Wranglers came in a 35"W and had to give them a try. PERFECT! I want to address the issue of the fabric tearing at the corner of the rear pockets. I wear these jeans for casual dress only. They come in 11.5 to 13oz fabric weights depending on the color or "wash". I picked a 13oz fabric and I couldn't be happier. No issues here. Bottom line - These are a great looking, light to medium weight pair of jeans. If you plan on team roping, bull riding or ditch digging in them I suggest you keep looking.
Bought for 18y/o son. He purchased his first pair last summer in Wyoming at a boot/cowboy store. Literally wore that one pair his entire freshman year of college. I assume they didn't get washed often! Look brand new still. Bought him 2 pair on this site, different colors. Only jeans he will wear. 6'3" with long legs and athletic build. Has a lot of trouble finding jeans that fit. These were less expensive on this site.
I love the fit, the quality and all the options / different styles to choose from. I switched to wrangler when I found out Levi's was not pro second ammendment and I'm glad I did. I like Wranglers fit better.
Jean are a little loose till they are washed. Then they fit as expected. They shrink a little to proper fit. They are low rise so they set low on the waist. Very nice.
The style and cut are solid, and the jeans look good overall. The material feels durable and comfortable. One thing to note: they run big. I normally wear a 38, and these were much larger than expected—way too loose on me. I'd recommend sizing down. Good jeans, just be careful with the sizing.
I love the product fits great but they don't last a year the butt tears out and becomes unwearable! I feel paying the money I do for them they should back their product better! I have pants right now to send you pictures
I own a pair of Wrangler Slim Straight fit jeans and love them so much I've worn a hole in them. I bought these assuming they were dark blue with a bit of faux-aging. Turns out they were black w/ aging. That's on me. The fit, however, was anything but slim. I'm no "skinny jean" lover, but I expected the ankle opening to at least be smaller than the carpenter jeans I work in. The "slim straight" opening was so large it swallowed my shoes.
I have worn the Retro Slim Straight jeans for a number of years because I love the style/fit. That said, I have had 3-4 pairs recently that developed thin spots by the rear pocket rivets and ultimately split down the seat of the jeans and had to be thrown out. The quality needs to be improved. Given this quality issue, I have started to look at other brands like Kimes given their denim is heavier (13oz), no rivets, etc.. I would like to see the Wrangler Retros built more like the Kimes jeans.
I've had a few pairs of these jeans and I do like them they do fit well. But all of them rip right on the right back pocket. Even the newest pair I just got you can already see them starting to rip
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $49.91 (Jul 23) to $101.94 (May 3) over the past 90 days. Current price is 17.7% below the 90-day average of $60.63.
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