20 Best Khaki Pants For Work (2023 Updated)

I really like these pants, they are very comfortable. I have two issues with them the belt loops closest to the button at the waist are too close to the belt loops on the side of the pants. Adding another two or three inches between the side belt loops and the front belt loops would be great.

The second issue is more serious. These pants wear out in the crotch quickly, the pants seem durable everywhere else but right next to the seam and the the point where the material joins and up the back side about three inches the material gets thin very quickly.

If this only happened to one pair of pants I wouldn’t say anything but I have 4 pairs of these pants and it has happened to all four. I have ironed in patches because the rest of pant is in good shape.

These are very nice pants. The fabric is soft and rich-feeling, not stiff and rough, and feels nice against my skin, but is not at all flimsy. Seams are flat-sewn, and lie down nicely. The pockets are made of sturdy material.

They are high in the waist, and they run long. My wife had to shorten them for me. They bind me in the knees just a little bit, which would be a problem if I was working in them, which I’m not. I think they will loosen up over time.

The front two belt loops are too far to the side and back, and need to be more to front and center, but that was not a big problem. They are more a casual pant than a rugged work pant.

I just got them a few days ago and already put them to work (I am sure that they appreciate that because that’s just what they where made for, right?). But nonetheless I only gave them 4 because, for me, they kinda loose around (my skinny legs, that my wife makes fun of all they time, LOL).

I was looking for something a tad bit less loose. Anyway over all they quality, thickness, and finish looks above average. Now we’ll see how they stand the up against time. I should also say that I was looking for something durable other than jeans to mix up the wardrobe that I can use on the field.

I am a low voltage contractor with a mix of different types of duties from out in the elements to office type of environments and these look like these trousers will work for me.

Ive been wearing 32×32 my whole adult life. I had to buy a 34×32 flex to get a waist that was ok but now feel too big. They fit nothing like an original 874 32×32. Stores sell flex dickies only so thats the only reason I decided to try them.

The waist does not flex at all nor do the legs or anything. Why would you use the term flex when there is nothing that moves like it has elastic in it. Now I noticed theres 2 different flex 874 out now.

One has a white traditional waist band and the other ones are black which is what I have. Maybe you have fixed the sizing problem. I now have 3 pairs of the black waist band 874 flex that I waisted $90.

I found $14 pants at walmart that fit perfect. I hope you stop using the flex term because that false. If they were truly a flex pant which has elastic throughout the whole pants I would be able to wear my 32 waist and my 33 waist which I cant even button.

Ive been trying to find this particular fit for a long time. I started wearing Dickies in 2002. It was a BMX thing with a pair of Etnies Shoes. These fit right and not baggy so the pants wouldnt get caught in the chain.

Would get the them at Goldman’s in Milwaukee, WI ALL COLORS. Also Walmart had them in black, grey, blue, sand. Then Goldman’s closed and Walmart switched to the goofy double knee and cell phone pockets, baggy as ever smh.

Smart phones were not a thing yet and online ordering was not convenient. These are the perfect fit from my generation. Not skinny jeans, not baggy, not high waters. Simple, sleek and right. I wear size 34 x 34.

I purchased 3 pairs of these pants in different colors. When they arrived I opened them up and I literally gagged from the smell. I don’t t know why new clothing would smell like they did. It was horrible.

Rotting fish is the best I can describe it. I did not want to deal with sending them back so I washed them. 4 times before the smell was finally gone. This is my first time ordering from Fingerhut and more than likely my last for al least clothing.

Tried to call customer service about this but the wait was too long. I am wondering if Fingerhut buys salvaged goods and sells them as new un damage?? Bad smelling clothes is damaged clothing to me.

My spouse needed new work pants. After checking our usual club store sources, which were out of stock on his preferred brand, I purchased two pair of these. How can one go wrong with an established brand like Hagar? Well, unfortunately, this purchase didn’t work out.

Both pants had an inseam one inch longer than specified, therefore the pants would need to be altered to fit properly on my spouse. (Typically, that’s not an issue on men’s clothes as opposed to women’s clothes where inseams are not often advertised up front.

) We debated whether the pants might shrink and fit properly if they were washed and put through the dryer but there was another deal breaker that caused us to think better or it. The buttons are incredibly hard to button on not one but both pants.

There is another review here that mentions this issue but I was sure it had to be a fluke. No, it’s not a fluke. My spouse has some arthritis in the hands and doesn’t need to be fighting the too-small button holes every day.

(On his other brand work pants, there is an additional metal hook inside the waistband to supplement the button. Hagar should follow the same approach rather than try to create a super tight button to keep the pants on.

) I was inclined to purchase these pants because they have a decent amount of cotton in them, which allows the texture of the pants to complement polo shirts and a “business casual” look. Too many men’s pants are now made of polyester/synthetic mixes and while they wrinkle less they are also too lightweight for winter.

Cotton seems to be the better year-around choice and results in a better weighted feel/look. These pants make the cut on material (good look and feel) but the fit is so far off — longer in the legs than advertised and yet conversely tighter in the waist — that they have to be returned.

Bought a pair of these at JCP – perfect fit, very comfy – loved them! Had a really hard time finding more so I went directly to Haggar bought 2 more pair that came out completely different fit, looser and longer (they bunch up and need to be hemmed) despite the same size as the first pair.

Found out they come in 2 styles so too late to return/exchange since I had already wore one pair. Decided, okay my fault for not noticing they come in 2 styles so I looked up the original style and ordered 2 more (this time in the same style as the first pair), sadly same outcome – they are looser fitting and longer (will need to be hemmed).

The aftermath of mass production! Not kidding I have at least 8 pair of “L” jeans from S. F. all the same style and size in different colors ALL with different fits and lengths waiting to be sent to be fitted.

NOT A HAPPY CAMPER!.

I absolutely hated these pants. As a bigger guy you already feel subconscious about being the biggest guy in the room. Add to that the typical unflattering fat guy look and that’s these pants, or at least what I feel the manufacturer felt when they sized these.

Incredibly baggy and have no shape and make you look unkempt and sloppy. These pants aren’t a boost for your self esteem and were really just quite terrible. Im not asking for tight skinny pants. I’m obviously not that person or size, but just because I’m bigger that doesn’t mean I don’t want to wear something flattering and that doesn’t make me look bigger.

Sorry Haggar, I was quite unimpressed.

If you do crazy squats and waistline is over 40, you know the way most pants fit. You get bigger sizes and they are still tight on the thighs and usually too long. These pants have extra room at the top to fill in and the material is super soft.

The 30 length size is actually good enough not running high, it is more to the 31 on other pants if there is such. You can feel the difference as you put them on and then after while walking and bending.

Great pants, I hope I can stick with these from now on.

These are the most comfortable men’s pants I have tried so far without question. For someone with lower back pain the flex in the waist makes all the difference in the world. Regular jeans & even dress pants mostly have a fairly rigid waist line especially in the back & this creates pressure on your back, these DO NOT.

They do differ in sizing & material used though depending on where you buy them, which is kind of concerning. Some of them have pocket material which cannot take much abuse without failing ( front pockets get a hole & whatever just falls out).

I have owned a pair of these for about a year, and I just purchased two more pairs. They are very comfortable, easy to kneel down in, the material holds up well, stains come out easily (pre-treat with GOOP), and the cargo pockets are perfect for holding smartphones and reading glasses.

I have even worn them as casual dress pants. they look good with dress shoes and a nice shirt. I highly recommend them!.

Thank you for having plus women’s sizes. I am an EMS service provider. These pants are a good fit for me. The flex material is comfortable. They are comfortable in the thighs. The back stays up when I bend or lift.

They wash well. They are worth a try to determine if they are a good fit for you. I have never had problems with returns, exchanges and customer service is not a robot. Customer service is always helpful, have not had any rudeness or surly remarks.

Expensive but well worth the last and fit. Please continue to have plus sizes available.

I bought this item 3 weeks ago and am very happy. Working outdoors as a recreation site ranger, in and out of trucks, lifting, toting,?repairing and cleaning, these pants stay with me, and don’t get in the way of doing my work.

The stretch panel helps work squatting and bending, the multiple pockets are secure and functional. I’m buying another pair on my next payday. Other (female) rangers have requested purchase info, and I receive compliments on how professional they look.

True to size (5’2”, 135 lb, size 8). I did have to shorten, but I’m used to that and it took 40 minutes.

I have religiously worn mens pants bc of the fit. I fell in love with the ABR Pro’s and needed navy blue. So I took a chance on the Women’s and I may never go back! These fit like a dream, have so much pocket space.

I can wear these with my boots or tennis shoes and they fall just right. The only downfall as usual is the deepness of the front pockets on these vs the mens but I suppose that’s typical. Highly recommend these pants! the price point isnt terrible either!.

These Dickies work pants aren’t nearly as good – in any way – as the (discontinued) Carhartt B290 double-knee work pants. The Carhartt’s have thicker fabric, deeper and stronger pockets, a cell-phone pocket that is more secure, a button closure versus that stupid ‘gripper’ on the Dickies, along with a longer zipper – just better in every single way.

But, they’re no longer available. For ten bucks, including shipping, the Dickies can’t be beat. But they are inferior – the price, and availability, is what makes them stand out.

I purchased Loose Fit Double Knee Work Pants, Color: Military Khaki (KH) and Relaxed Fit Straight Leg Double Knee, Color: Desert Khaki (DS). I have worn the Loose Fit for my work pants for 13 years and they have been awesome and extremely durable.

It was time to buy some more work pants so I bought both my “tried and true” Loose Fit and to experiment I bought the Relaxed Fit also. I must say, my new favorites are the Relaxed Fit. The 2 styles of pants are nearly identical, the only difference I noticed was where it sits on the waist.

The Relaxed Fit sits slightly lower and I mean slightly, but it does give it a different feel which I found more comfortable. Both pants are fairly baggy in the legs both have the side knee pocket on the right side (I’m not a fan of that pocket because when you crouch down you will crush whatever is in that pocket, so I simply don’t use it.

no big deal). The color listed on the 2 different pant styles are listed as different colors, but they are extremely close in color (The Desert Khaki (DS) is ever so slightly lighter in color than the Military Khaki (KH), but you need to be in good light to even tell the difference).

All in all they are both great work pants and I’ll continue to purchase them in the future.

I’ve tried the loose fit double knee, and I like them, but they do look kind of funny on me. The high rise and big leg opening make me look kind of short. I decided to try the relaxed fit, and I’m glad that I did because the fit is exactly the way I like them.

Roomy yet with a lower rise and good leg width. They also have the cell phone pocket which is something I’ve gotten so used to that I get confused when pants/shorts don’t have it. I definitely prefer the classic heavy material over the Flex, and I’m glad that these didn’t let me down, the fabric is the standard Dickies heavy twill.

My advice to Dickies would be to offer this pant in more colors and to offer a non double knee version in a range of colors. 5 out of 5 if more colors were available.

These Lee’s are the perfect combination between professional and comfy pants. The material is super high quality and last several years. My only complain are the color options and that over time the darker colors become a little bit faded.

But regardless of that, the pants are great and I would buy them again.

We bought 2 per Lee performance pants (34 — 30). The front pockets in each were sewn without joining seams. Thankfully I have a sewing machine and know how to use it. I was able to correct error but when I buy something expect it to be made correctly.

Wanda Bolt.

I bought a pair of the RedHead Ultimate Work Pants this afternoon at the Rancho Cucamonga, CA store. Due to the pandemic, the changing rooms were not open. When I tried them on at home, they fit perfectly and are very comfortable.

The online description does not do them justice, so let me try to provide additional details. The pants have what I consider the two most important features that a comfortable pair of pants MUST have.

First, the waist-band is stretchy elastic and fits as comfortable as a pair of underwear. It seems more pant manufacturers have figured out that this is very comfortable and are making jeans/pants with a stretchy elastic that stays secure, but provides a bit of give when moving.

Second, the crotch has a gusset that allows “the boys” more space. It’s an extra bit of material in the crotch area that adds to the comfort of the pants and allows space for more movement. If you have not tried a pair of pants with a gusset, you don’t know what you are missing.

Super comfortable. Other features that I like are the material is soft and has a broken-in feel to it. There are 7 belt loops, which seem to hold pants in place better than 5 belt loops. Also, there is extra material at the bottom of the pant legs to avoid wear.

Lastly, there is triple-stitching down the sides and at certain stress points. The pants are not entirely triple-stitched, but key points are reinforced. I liked the initial pair so much I just purchased 3 more pairs (one in each color).

I bought 2 pair in different colors. I loved them so much I searched the store several times to no avail. I searched multiple times on line and found 2 more pair in my size. Unfortunately they were the same colors.

I bought them any way. These are the best pants ever. i love that they come in a 35 waist since most make me pick too loose or too tight. They stretch. They are reinforced where they should be like at the heels and where your pocket knife clips into your pocket.

These have to be the most comfortabile pants I have ever worn they are versatile – use them for yard work or pair them with a sport coat for a night on the town. The cell phone pocket on the right leg is a perfect size.

I orded two for camping and after I received them, ordered two more. They are comfortable and the material is soft right out of the package. They are very reasonably priced. Love them! Goodbye jeans!.

I bought 7 pair of these pants 2 years ago. My hubby’s job requires he wear slacks, no jeans, but involves a lot of being on his knees, squatting, and getting dirty and dusty. These pants are awesome, the material has built-in stain release tecnology.

After 2 years of wear and tear, there is still no stains. They also have wrinkle-free technology and I’ve never had to iron these work pants (thank goodness). The price is very reasonable, I just bought 4 more pair and after I got free shipping and a discount for making a purchase over $35, I spent a total of $94, on 4 pairs of these awesome pants, delivered to my doorstep in less than a week.

i need to wear dress pants to work and these pants hold up the best out of any I have found. ( (I need to kneel a lot on tiled floors during my shifts. ). I was able to buy these pants locally but can no longer find them.

Thankfullly I was able to find them here for the same price,.

Like a few others among the comments, I hoped these pants in the “Natural” fabric would work as a replacement for the long discontinued B-04 Double Front Painter Pants. They’re not. Part of my disappointment is my own fault: I didn’t notice that there was no hammer loop (good for rags) and no real tool pockets.

They just don’t seem designed for work. These are my frustrations: 1. The fabric is kind of stretchy, designed to flex with movement. But I don’t like exerting against fabric and prefer a looser fit.

Also the fabric in “Natural” is a bit translucent — when I wear dark color underwear it’s sort of visible through the fabric. 2. The double fronts are advertised as being compatible with knee pads, but it’s ridiculously difficult to insert them through the cleanout hole.

, and removing them is even worse. The Carhartt brand kneepads are designed to be left in the pants, which would mitigate the difficulty — but would also add $40 to the price of every pair of pants you want to set up.

3. I’ve already mentioned the lack of tool pockets/hammer loop, but the cell phone pocket is kind of small. Anything bigger than an iPhone 7/8 won’t fit. 4. I bought a LOT of Carhartt gear over the years and they were always the standard for work wear.

These days they’re leaning more and more towards leisure wear, and that’s OK if it’s where the market is, but at least step up the game on the workwear. When the B-04s disappeared I switched to some innovative pants with built in kneepad pockets and tool pockets on the front of the thighs.

That company was too small to compete and eventually folded — but the design was great. I guess it’s too much to hope for a return of the B-04 pants, but it would be nice to see Carhartt innovate a little: dedicated kneepad pockets, thoughtful placement of tool pockets and realistically sized cell phone pockets would be great.

Great all around pants. I have hiked, rock climbed and worn them out on the town. They are great for casual dress because of the more tapered leg and clean look. They look better than all the synthetic pants you can by at climbing stores for wearing around town.

They are as versatile as most other pants you’ll find at REI, but will never appear on those lists. Well kept secret at half the price of other pricey outdoor brands. They feel great from the start, but get even softer over time and hold up well.

They are a mid weight pant but the fit well so you aren’t dragging material. They also are noisy like synthetic nylon pants. In really hot weather they can be a little warm, but most of the year they are fantastic.

I wear a 33×32 and previous versions had a leg that was a little too skinny in the lower waist sizes, but Carhartt seems to have resolved that issue now and they are true straight leg not too skinny.

Most people probaly see these as work pants, but Carhartt should market these to the Outdoor crowd and add more colors like their relaxed line has. Can’t be happier with these. Don’t quit making them!.

Carhart has unfortunately not only gone woke but all their pants, any type are no longer made for an average American male. The length is ok but the patterns they use leaves VERY little material around the front of your hips, causing the pants to press against you.

This I type of error is common when companies outsource to places that do not understand or care that average build American men have more meat on their bones than say a Philippine male would. It isn’t meant to be an insult on Philippine people, it’s just absurd Carhart lost its standards for what used to be a slam dunk.

I’ve actually lost weight and new pants 2x larger than I bought years ago do not fit. The other pants were made to US male standards. I’ve noticed this with other companies as well where a shirt is sized properly except around the armpit…and is meant for skinny almost bone showing arms.

If you have any sort of athletic physique, stay away from Carhart, they won’t fit.

First time to buy a dickies pants and they never disappoint me. Its very comfortable pants i ever worn. Thank you skatedeluxe and dickies

I like the pockets i can put things inside them. I also can take my things out of the pockets and then put them back in and the pockets do not break. They are good pockets.

Excellent work pants. I’ve been wearing these style since I was a skater and they have always lasted well, keep their colour, hard wearing and look great.

All brands of work pants of this style are overpriced. That’s a fact. The 100%cotton pants never hold their color, in any brand and the cotton will wear through far before the reinforced areas. I was going to compare Blaklader and Jobman but Jobman didn’t fit even though I had purchased and worn Jobman for ove a year.

I even ordered the appropriate size after paying to alter my previous pairs. Job man wouldn’t pay for a return that didn’t fit so I’ll never deal with them again. I do like these pants but there are some issues though.

I’ve been wearing these for a month on construction sites of all environments, from rough ins to finish. Lose the buttons, make the pouches bigger, pocket flap should be able to stow away cleanly into pocket and add adjustable pockets for knee pads.

I ordered a pair of these pants, in spite of their price (high), thinking I could save some bulk when I didn’t need tool bags but still needed to have screws or nails on me. They are well designed, but I didn’t wear them very much.

This last weekend, I used them for a roofing project and the seat split out of them. Not at the seam, but the fabric tore, waistband to crotch. This was about the third time I had worn them, but because it was more than 90 days since purchase, HIVis wouldn’t do anything about replacement other than offering free shipping if I reordered.

An empty offer, since there is a free shipping promo going on as I write this review. I don’t expect to be ordering another pair.

These pants are great. I would have given a full 5 stars except that the sizing is way off. They are enormous. Order at least 2 inches smaller then you would for Levi’s and 4 inches smaller then you would for Carhart’s The issue aside though, these pants are great.

I would definitely recommend them to anyone and will certainly be getting another pair or two for myself. The holster pockets are quite possibly the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Honestly I wouldn’t buy these with my own money. They’re work pants and work pays for them. But for how expensive they are, even with discounts, they don’t last. Pros: They’re light weight and roomy, good for summers in south Texas.

You can actually fit a smart phone in the side pocket. Cons: Charcoal color sizes are smaller than khaki. Khaki were true to size. Fairly durable except the crotch wore out of both pairs after about 7 months.

It’s a consistent problem I’ve had with the entire Riggs line of pants over the years. I can stand wearing through pants, but the two pairs I can’t fit into sitting in my closet are what really bother me.

Guess that’s what I get for assuming that they all fit the same before taking off the tags.

I wear these pants every day. One wearing, then wash, machine wash and dry. I’m retired, but these pants go the range, stores, light yard work, shopping, recreational walks in the park, dining out, regular house keeping work.

The cotton is a lighter weight than their Rip-Stop Cotton Cargo Pants, Men’s, which means that these Technician Pants are 100 % more comfortable, have a much better fit;, have just the right amount of room, look super after machine laundry, do not need ironing, keep a nice finish and body in the fabric.

listen, friends, these pants are not built or intended for heavy labor, construction, cement truck operation, carpenter, ditch digging, logging, etc. So, if you use them for something heavy in labor, then please don’t complain when they don’t satisfy you.

But you can wear them in warmer climates and not feel like you are wearing a horse blanket {like heavy cottons or denims}.

My Dad was looking for a better fitting pair as he’s losing weight and had been a Dickies brand guy but complained the 32 was too tight in the crotch area, so we tried the Technician pants and the 32 does have more room! His only complaint is the zipper is a bit hard to work.

He’s used to the old Talon brand zippers which were always top line! Other than that, we like the overall quality and the ‘look’!! P. S. could use an extra belt loop near the front as he belt won’t reach the first loop (and it’s a long belt!).

I bought these to expand my work wardrobe at a new job – I am a Maintenance Manager in a production plant. My former company provided a similar product I liked from a uniform rental vendor, so I was pleased to see Red Kap offer something affordable I could buy myself.

Materials are good quality and comfortable. I am sure they are durable enough for my environment. Fit is a bit bigger than advertised, which I like! I’m totally not a skinny jeans body type, so I appreciate the extra room.

One negative was the placement of the size tag on the outside of the pant. It is also durable and I thought it might rip the stitching when I tore it off. Overall I am happy with these and plan to buy several more pair.

In 2008 my best friend lost his place and moved in with me. I had never heard of Red Kap before that, but he was a Nissan technician and got me a temporary job during the holidays. As such, i came to own my first pair of these pants.

I’m a guy, I don’t think much about fashion or really clothes in general. I wear what is available. But that all changed when I realized a month ago, in December 2019, that these were the ONLY pants I still owned from that time in my life.

I have gone and spent $50-$75 on jeans one to three times per year. All of them ripped or wore down to nothing. I have bought secondhand jeans, jackies and slacks. All of them rip within a year. It never fails, I spend so much money on clothes just by replacing the pair I just ripped.

I don’t go buy clothes to make me feel good (that’s what coffee is for) I buy them because I lost a pair and needed another. But these Red Kaps. I rebuilt my Honda with them in a gravel driveway. 2 months off full-time work tearing it apart and putting it back together, of welding, painting, straining against rust and using my legs as an anchor.

In the rain, in a little blood, a lot of oil, and an ocean of rust. I’ve built 2 houses in these, often wearing them for 3-4 days on end because all my other pants had split open and I didn’t have time to go shopping until a job was wrapped up.

And without ever once ironing them, they still have the crease in the front, they still fit without a belt, and they don’t have a single stain (though they do have a lot of paint on them, but paint rests over the surface and isn’t a stain so much as something I should’ve scraped off by now.

) My wife wanted to get me jeans for Christmas and I explained I like these pants instead. After realizing how long I owned them, she educated me on the details of clothing manufacturing. Next thing you know, we’d agreed I should buy a bulk order of these pants and wear them the rest of my life.

Don’t need anything else, really.

Finding clothing that actually fits well and is durable has been a life -long challenge. I recently discovered on-line ordering and Red Kap clothing line. I decided to give both a try. I am very pleased with the quality of product and the actual fit of the pants.

And I was pleased with the results of product after several times of them being laundered. I’m now a RED KAP fan and will be purchasing these pants on from now on. A hard to fit happy man I am.

I use these pants for tough work, chain sawing, brush work, car mechanical work, hiking through thick woods and brush, working in heat, cold-wet, snow. I also use them for professional work since they fit very well, are comfortable, are iron-free, and the cut and pleats look professional – to me, and these are harder to find these days.

The pants wash well, and the tan color can even go in a low-strength bleach load to come out really clean but not faded color. I would not try to bleach the navy-colored pants though.

First I ordered 4 pairs of pants. When I got them I tried on a pair. Walked around jumped up and down, squatted a couple times some knee raises a few burpees with Mike kicks. I fell in love with these pants.

BUT. Upon further inspection of my other pants two out of four had defeated belt loops. Sent a communication with the company. to which I have not received a reply. I did order two more pairs and waiting to see how to return these two defective pairs.

To start, the waist to hip ratio is off. There needs to be about an inch less fabric around the waitst to get a proper high waist sinch effect. They run a little long but i love hemming so not a problem.

They were out of black so i bought the white thinking I could dye it. Mistaken though, tried Rit synthetic dye, then a mixture of regular & synthetic, and finally to soda ash powder dye. None were much effective beyond a dark grey and i attribute that to the textile mixture.

Still a great turnout though so if youre considering dying try and use a powdered soda ash dye or a industrial strength dye. Pants fit at my butt/upper thighs then fan out for a 70s style silhouette.

Trendy and easy to style, they have classic dickies stitching (that doesnt dye). Would recoomend sizing down one size if youre an 8+, seems to be extra fabic included in the waist beyond size 6. Also would recommend a belt.

I am high waisted/short torso and the black wide legs fit great. Now that they have more colors, I ordered the cross hatch color. The cross hatch twill is sturdy but not as stiff as my black ones. But the fit is different.

Hips and legs are the same except now there is a waist gap. I can pinch at least 3 inches of fabric at the top. It’s annoying, but I will keep them anyway (only because I can tailor my own pants). I want to order the pink ones, but I don’t want to have to FIX another pair of NEW pants.

How do I love these? Let me count the ways: Style is cute and flattering, very feminine. The pants are long enough (yes!). They are versatile; you can dress them up or down. I have black and khaki and the colors are nice and practical.

I have four pairs already. If I could change anything, I would prefer higher quality twill and also I’d like the belt loops to be a little taller as only thinnish belts fit though the loops. But for the price, they are fine.