Amazon Essentials Women's Fleece Jogger Sweatpant (Available in Plus Size)

Got these for mom (89) and they are very comfortable, not tight and the cuff on the bottom a bonus for her they do not roll up. The material is just the right thickness not heavy and not thin. She is 100lb got size M. Washed many times no pills and they look great!

These are so nice! Very comfortable, not to heavy, side pockets, and a perfect fit. Not to tight in waist. Nice cuffed legs. I like them so much i ordered a second pair, different color. They wash up good. I bought medium 118 lbs.

So good. I MAY HAVE an explanation for inconsistent weight of material. First one I ordered was medium thickness. Second was lighter. It IS the same product, having reordered from the first one. Amazon does not make Essential Amazon items, of course. It outsources to more than one company to buy from and then marking it as its own. Not too dissimilar to buying CVS brand eye drops VS. Visine brand. It's the same product. In fact, the CVS brand will have a disclaimer that it is NOT made by Visine as well as "Compare with Visine brand' on the product. (The CVS item is oursourced to one company, however.) So! I'm not pleased that the two so-called 'same products' are of different weights but they both serve my purpose. Both weights are good but different. It may be a crapshoot as to which one is sold to Amazon customers This could explain the number of returns if any.

Purchased grey and blue pants in size small. I'm 5' 1" and weigh 137 pounds currently. Love, love the pants as they are well constructed, with good material and even stitching, and as they are soft inside, warm, but not hot, feel very comfortable, and look cute. They fit me well everywhere except for the length, which just barely hits just at or a tiny bit above my ankles when I am standing barefooted. I'll probably just wear them inside the house. These pants need to be 1" longer so that they would be a better fit even for the petite persons who would order them. I would rate these pants with 10 stars if their length was more appropriate.12/23/22 update: Forget the 10 stars. I still like the comfort & warmth, but theses joggers "grow" on you. Good is that after having been worn twice they dropped a little and are now the perfect length for me. Not so good is that the joggers stretch with movements, and with no recovery to the material, become out of shape and remain loose. You'd need to be wearing a new pair if traveling or going somewhere special, as their well-fitted look morphs into a comfy but sloppy type of "wear at home" look. These joggers still earn my 4-star rating for home use due to their comfort & warmth. I have a 2nd pair which I am saving for Christmas day as temps will be below freezing. Hopefully they will look good for the length of the family get-together. I'd planned to purchase a 3rd pair, but instead might just wear leggings reversed (to prevent rubbing damage) under a pair of jeans for warmth when leaving the house on those exceptionally cold days.12/31/22 update: Decided on total of 4 pairs. Just received a pair in Oatmeal Heather. Seams don't meet at crotch & underwear is visible through pants, so must be returned. The other (4th pair) pair indicates delivered (proof being picture of box at my front door, but only the oatmeal ones were in the box).Ordered a pair to replace oatmeal ones & waiting to see if missing pair arrives. If not, will notify Amazon and then order last pair. These pants are very nice. Due to low cost, it's worth purchasing multiple pairs.01/02/23 update: Yeah - clay pants were in a box with a vacuum. Fit a little wider in legs than the first 3 pairs ordered, and particularly wider just above elastic at ankles. The tone is more of a somewhat bright melon color than true clay, but a nice color. I prefer the tighter fit, so these will be my at-home favorites.01/17/2023 update: Couldn't resist quality & price - Also purchased size small in red, French Blue, & grey camo. The red & camo are a little wider in the legs. All are of good workmanship. Great buy!02/12/24 update: Purchased a pair in the rich-colored burgundy (at $4.50 more than the others had cost me). Same good quality and the fit is about the same as grey, and darker blue., and French blue. There are some sizing size inconsistencies as the clay, (Santa Claus) red, and grey camo pairs were a little wider in the leg. Sturdy, stitched well, and very comfortable, but be aware: these joggers run short for the size.05/30/25 Update: Can’t resist these great joggers whenever put on sale. Just bought an olive pair in small and will be happy with the supposedly teal color that will arrive. I now own 2 pairs in charcoal heather, light grey camo, navy heather, and also in burgundy. I keep the duplicates as new/newish to wear when out and about. To protect these pants and other soft clothing (& so they’ll all last practically forever), I wash the joggers, T shirts and most socks inside out in cold water, and after 2-3 minutes max in the dryer, hang them ‘til fully dry. They come out great! Revising my rating to 5 stars!!! 😊

Sorry Amzn but ALL COTTON-POLY (synthetic) BLENDS PILL!! Why can't anyone make a 100% cotton sweat /jogger pants & tops anymore? I hate to throw my money away on pants or tops I know will look awful after a wearing or two.Sweats--pants & shirts used to be 100% Cotton. They were heavier in the winter for warmth and a lighter weight for the warmer months. They were always very comfy and held up so well. The more they were worn the softer & more comfortable they became. Sure, maybe they faded a little after so many washings but you didn't mind because you'd them for such a long time. Maybe, after a few yrs, you moved them to the "wear at home" or for "dirty work only" section of your closet or dresser. And, yes cotton shrinks--unless, like most quality manufacturer's did, they'd pre-shrunk the fabric prior to making up into clothing. Otherwise, everyone knew they would shrink, and selected their size accordingly.There are many people who are allergic to synthetics, yet everything is made from them or a blend with cotton. Nothing from a blend holds up and stays looking nice...as addressed above. ..but you may save a few minutes by never having to iron anything. Then again, you have to continually replace, which means taking time to shop--online or in person plus there's that added expense.. So what have you saved? You just keep throwing good money after bad.Besides, do you really like wearing oil all the time? That's what synthetics are made from--chemicals and oil by-products. Yuk!Just for clarification & transparency I DO NOT have any personal financial interest in any cotton farm or manufacturer of fabrics or clothing. I'm just sick & tired of everything being made from synthetics or blends thereof. I'm sick of finding something I think will look nice on me and then finding out it's made from synthetic fabric. I'm sick of buying things that look awful an ned to br tossed out after being worn.once or twice. I'd rather look wrinkled, after a few hours of linen or cotton, if not treated to prevent some of that, then be walking around wearing something that's all pilled up and should be in the rag bag. It's not like you can "de-pill" anything.All of us who are sensitive to synthetic fabrics will happily buy 100% cotton, linen, silk, wool--all the natural fibers --which, need I say, are sustainable too?