Wrangler AuthenticsMen's Classic 5-Pocket Relaxed Fit Cotton Jean

These are not Relaxed Fit jeans. They are Standard Fit. I own several pairs of Wranger Relaxed Fit jeans. They state they are Relaxed Fit on the tag. These are much more snug, uncomfortably so.Two pictures attached. One is what I received, the other is an actual pair of Relaxed Fit Wranglers.

This review isn't so much about the jeans, but about the process of ordering jeans. This was my second attempt at ordering a pair of relaxed fit Wrangler jeans. I've been wearing relaxed fit Wrangler jeans for years. I normally buy them at Walmart, but now, for some reason, the shade of jeans I normally buy, the lighter, stone washed color, isn't available. So, where to turn? Amazon, right? So I thought. Not so much. This was my second attempt, I returned the first pair because they were straight leg. So I looked at the tag in the current pair that I own and punched in the number in the search box on Amazon. This listing came up. So, I'm looking for the lighter colored jeans and you'd think by looking at the picture and the fact that the color is STONE BLEACH that I'd be receiving a lighter colored pair of jeans. Nope. Strike two. So, I'm needing a pair of jeans as I've worn out a couple pair recently, so I've just decided to keep these. So, I guess, just a word of caution, if you're expecting a certain shade of blue jeans when you order from Amazon, don't be surprised if you have to send them back more than once or twice.

I bought these pants (46 X 30 in black) figuring that they would probably be so-so like everything else that seems to be made for people that aren't "perfectly shaped."I'm VERY happy to report that I was wro...wroooo....um...less right than usual. ;-) (Obviously, I'm a guy.) Anyway, they fit well, feel quite comfortable, including plenty of room up front for sitting for too long, driving etc. No binding nor need to adjust. TMI? Nope...that's kinda important to us fellas.Perhaps I just happen to be the right sort of fat, but these jeans fit better than any other (Seriously! I'm 54 and this is really true!) pair of non-tailored pants that I've ever purchased. This includes purchases I've made in stores that I've tried on the item. These still fit better than those. Yep. That would be part of, "Any."I will be buying more and would encourage you to seriously consider these jeans. I don't work for them, they have never contacted me, except by sending what I ordered, nor am I in any way benefitting by writing a review. I don't usually write a review, but this actually moved me to want to speak up about a product/seller that shows what honest, ethical and attention to detail/customer needs and feedback.In closing, one must ask the obvious question after reading all of this. That question is: "Do penguins have knees?" Whilst you ponder that, just think about how good those jeans are going to look on you. A coupla days later they're going to look great in the window of the laundry machine (front load) at the laundromat and again when you put them in the dryer. Other people are just going to sob quietly about how icky their clothes look when compared to yours. Okay. The fact of the matter is that, yes, penguins do have knees. Now that you know that, I'm sure you'll rest much better and probably get better fuel mileage. Of course, that may not be true.I hope you've at least taken away from this little novel, that I'm very happy with the product and will absolutely be buying more in the near future. The rest of the silliness is just there to, hopefully, bring a little smile/sunshine into your day/night and I sincerely believe that it will be passed on from you to others, thus we can all spread a bit of happiness in a world that is in dire need of more love and less hate.~peace to all

I bought two pairs of these fake Wranglers. I ordered my usual size. The waist was two inches too tight and the legs were over 4 inches too long despite what the size label claims.As the headline says, I threw them out.Compared to other Wranglers I own, these look like they were assembled from spare parts of different sizes.They are so baggy it is comical.They fit like they took the manufacturer took a bigger size and just made the waist band smaller and left the legs the original length.The fabric is nothing like the original Wranglers. It is very low quality that is inferior to what they used to be.These are either knock offs or Wrangler's standards have deteriorated severely.They are certainly NOT worth the money.

...not sure why there are so many 'one star' reviews stating they aren't 'relaxed fit'. I bought two pairs of Wrangler and two pairs of Levi 550 - (both sized: 42 x 34, 'relaxed fit'). In comparison, both seem roomy enough that I can tell on my elderly frame (isn't that the definition of 'relaxed fit'?). Both fit pretty well to size... waists are exact with only the slightest difference noticeable in length (Wranglers a tad longer than 34"). The biggest difference is that the Wranglers are half the price of the Levis! Both seem to have the same fabric weight, and both seem reasonably well made. I'm satisfied enough to offer 5 stars. Time will tell of longevity and wear.

I bought these jeans two sizes to big as I intended to use them as work pants. The fit is perfect; I plenty of room to stretch and bend. Nice material just the right amount of weight. They feel well put together. I have not worn them to work yet just around the house and they seem like great pants so far.

I read reviews that offered caution and then others that discounted those warnings. I debated ordering these but found a size I could not find elsewhere so I ordered a pair. The quality of the product was very good but I found the cut in fact was not the relaxed fit I am accustomed to. While they were a bit snug by comparison they were still comfortable, just not as full cut and comfortable as the ones labeled “relaxed fit.” Lesson learned: if it’s alluded to, but not clearly stated on the label, it’s not really “relaxed fit.” It’s just simple as that.

I lived in the US for over twenty years. The last five or so, I started buying Wranglers over Levi's as they were good value for money and made just as well.There are Wranglers with a "traditional" W sewing on the back pockets - heavier duty and meant for cowboy folk riding horses and doing country line dancin' (i.e. looking the part an' probably wearin' a shirt with pearlized buttons). If you're looking for W pockets, these ain't them. Search for "Wrangler cowboy" instead.These jeans are often considered "business casual" attire and have either a line or no trim at all on the pockets. I've bought these "authentic" ones with different sewn on labels at the back, some have a red Wrangler tag on them too, while others don't. Some are made in Mexico while others are made in Nicaragua. None are made in America, but the cotton material is American. They all wear and last exactly the same way.In America, these are the jeans you'd find at stores such as Target (nearest local equivalent would be a large Tesco store), as opposed to the higher priced shopping mall fashion stores.The waist sizing is typical for American jeans - it is NOT usually accurate to your waist measurements. I wear 33" jeans - and my waist size is 37" - take that as a hint, it's typically off by 2" to 4". If you've never worn American jeans before, I'd suggest visiting a store that sells them such as a Levi's store, and trying on a few pairs to figure out what your American jeans size is. These are not "flex" material. Wrangler Flex jeans have more give at the waist. The inside length is usually reasonably accurate, with a tolerance of an inch., unless I'm shrinking. They're still best worn with boots or a decent pair of shoes.So to put anyone's mind to rest, these are actual Wranglers, meant for everyday comfortable work wear. They should last at least a few years - certainly more than double the time compared to any of the jeans I've bought from the UK stores - because the fabric is a noticeably higher quality. After finding these on Amazon, I bought two pairs and they fit like my old ones, and the price isn't much more than it costs to buy in the States (full disclosure, many states don't charge tax on clothes - I've bought these in Montana for nine bucks a pair, and fifteen bucks in Minnesota).

I was sceptical of ordering these because they are half the price of the ones being sold in UK shops, so i ordered 1 pair (hint: i bought a second pair after they arrived) and after wearing them for 6 months, they still look brand new, the quality is above and beyond their price tag. There are some differences between the UK/USA design but nothing noticeable and they are extremely comfortable, they are thick but feel soft. The price is an absolute bargain, you can't go wrong with them, if you like Jeans, you should by them because i doubt you could find anything as cheap as these for the quality you get.

My only problem with these is that I have to import them to get them at a reasonable price, which in turn means it might take a little longer to get them.I find most jeans on the hips these days are a regular fit, these are a decent comfort fit which isn't tight and gives a little freedom to move. Needless to say, as long as I can keep getting them at a price I like, I will be buying many more pairs of these jeans for years to come

It is very good quality and i will give 4/5, but unfortunately it does not fit me although I ordered the right waist size trousers. These trousers have generous amount of material and is not for uk average size. just be careful when you order them as you are going to be floating in them ,as the name says they are "relaxed fit" unlike the Levi jeans that i am use to.They are defiantly made for the American market.

This is the second pair of these I've bought from the USA as I liked the first pair a lot. They are a better fit (for me anyway) than the ones I've bought in the UK as the waist is ever so slightly higher. They don't seem to be in the same listing on Amazon all the time though so you have to work through several listings to find the ones with the right size and colour.