Wrangler Men's Cowboy Cut Active Flex Slim Fit Jean

I think i finally found my perfect fit. As a work jean, I bought these for comfort, durability and flex. I have been wearing Wranglers for 20+ years and had varying successes and failures with their different SKUs. Some are baggy and way too high of a rise, some are insanely tight that leave 0 to the imagination.I took a gamble on slim jeans in a style I like and I am glad that I did. The rise of the jeans is perfect. I have no soggy bottom fit, where the crotch rubs on my inner thighs all day... thankfully.The rise fits perfect on my waist and the inseam/outseams seem great. The waistband is a bit stretchy which works great for me, and the thighs stretch a bit as generous in the thighs which I'm also thankful for.I highly recommend these jeans to look good while at work if you are actually doing physical activity as these move with you. If you have an athletic build and don't skip leg day, bu5 are worried about too much constricting in your thighs- be not afraid, you beast!

Wranglers have the western look and feel, with the added tiny bit of stretch, which makes for a good combination. I will enjoy them daily.

A great deal given their fit and durability.

I wear 36x36 Wranglers with a snug but not tight fit and I thought I’d try these Wranglers with some stretch. They are great through the waist. They fit like 36 waist but if you need a little extra room for stuff in your pockets or for CCW, the stretch allows you to comfortably do so. The material is slightly thinner but softer than standard Wranglers. The only complaint. Is the bottom of the jeans are a little too wide. I mean they are great with cowboy boots but if you want to wear sneakers then they seem a bit baggy by your shoes.

Likes:1) The Denim gives just enough to fit well and still allow flexibility and feel soft.2) The color seems to be strong after being washed now about 25 times3) They did not shrink in my dryer, I had assumed they would.4) I love they are not made in the communist China! I always try to avoid if I can.5) I like the dark leather like patch (above right rear pocket) for brandingDislikes:1) None

Great pair of jeans, love the high rise, finally a pair of jeans with a high rise. slim fit is comfortable the stretch waist has some give which is good for me, the boot cut works well with my cowboy booths , however the 30 length is little longer than I like my wife hemmed them and all is well. I will buy these jeans again. I paid 26.00 dollars for them on Amazon, same pair elsewhere are selling for 55.00 dollars .

Of 6 styles of Levis and 4 styles of Wrangler THIS is the winner for fitting an old man who is thinner and lost his back side with agae. The higher rise cowboy cut and thinner legs PLUS 35 Waiste HARD to find. No baggy seat! Sloppy leg fit and a much improved waist line stretch material. Kudos Era gler. Levis WAS my favorite until now.

Wrangler jeans come in a mind-boggling variety of colors, washes, finishing treatments, fabric blends and weights, rises, fits and leg openings (such as regular, boot cut, tapered etc.). Further complicating things is the fact that even on the Wrangler website the availability of detailed sizing information such as leg opening and rise varies greatly among their different offerings. All of this can make it very difficult to purchase the right pair of jeans online.Among all of these Wrangler choices I wore the 936 Slim Fit Cowboy Cut jeans in 100% cotton for a number of years and then switched to this same jean in the Stretch (937STR) version (98% cotton / 2% spandex) for the additional comfort, which is especially noticeable when you're sitting for long periods, such as on a flight. However, I've been disappointed in the differential fading between the front thigh area (and to a lesser extent the back pockets) and the rest of the jeans; with moderate wear and washing the thigh fading makes them look very beat up despite the fact that the rest of the jeans still look good with that minimal gentle "vintage" fading look. Consequently I've decided to try their jeans that add polyester to a cotton and 1% spandex blend in the hope that the differential fading is far less pronounced, if present at all. Given that I'm set on their Slim Fit Cowboy Cut (which fit over boots without the slight flare of Boot Cut models), and wanted the darker rather than slightly faded denim look, my alternatives narrowed to the Premium Performance Advanced Comfort (36MACDT - DT = "Dark Tint") and the Active Flex (10936AFPW - PW = "PreWashed") versions. While overtly similar, here are my detailed comparisons:Fabric Content:Premium Performance - 70% cotton, 29% polyester, 1% spandexActive Flex - 74% cotton, 25% polyester, 1% spandex(hard to imagine that the very slight difference in cotton / polyester ratio makes much difference, but the Wrangler labeling touts the moisture wicking abilities and durability of the Premium Performance jeans but mentions neither of those attributes in the Active Flex jeans labeling; my guess is that this is largely their marketing of the newer Premium Performance jeans)Texture ("Hand") / Subjective Fabric Feel:Premium Performance - very slightly softer (barely noticeable)Active Flex - comfortably softColor and Appearance:Premium Performance - Dark blue with very faint fading at seams; traditional contrast stitching Active Flex - Very slightly darker blue with no fading; traditional contrast stitching EXCEPT for fly areaFit: Premium Performance - Waist size as expected; overall good flex; very slightly tighter around hips; 1" lower rise; ~17"-17.5" leg opening that works fine with bootsActive Flex - Waist size as expected; overall good flex; very slightly looser around hips; 1" higher rise; ~16 1/2-17" leg opening that works fine with boots(for those familiar with them, in terms of rise the 937STR version I mentioned above falls right in the middle)Overall Impressions:While some measurements such as leg opening are so close that differences may be due purely to normal manufacturing variations, the 1" difference in rise is intentional, so while that might not seem like much it may matter to you if you have strong preferences as to where the jeans sit relative to your waist. My impression is that both would be considered mid-rise; certainly neither would be considered "low rise."The difference in color darkness is subtle, but between the very slightly darker Active Flex with no fading whatsoever and most importantly the lack of visible stitching at the fly, the Active Flex jeans come off looking dressier than the Premium Performance jeans. (Oddly, in the reverse of the actual Wrangler terminology, I would have expected the "Dark Tint" color name to apply to the uniform and completely non-faded look of the Active Flex jeans and "PreWashed" to the Premium Performance jeans. I guess the moral of the story is that you need to treat everything with a grain of salt. Because Marketing!)Ultimately I went with the Premium Performance jeans because I preferred the slightly less dressy appearance. None of the other subtle or marketed differences made much difference to me; I would expect their durability to be essentially equivalent and given that I live in the high desert the touted wicking abilities really don't matter to me. On the other hand, if you prefer the slightly darker, more uniform coloring, and subtly dressier appearance of the Active Flex jeans I'm sure that they would be a fine choice.Good luck choosing!

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Nice cutting great fitting I love this jeans hopefully it will come with many choices colours

Now a cowboy

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