Wrangler Mens 13mwz Cowboy Cut Original Fit Jean

Great heavy duty work pants that endures a lot of abuse. Reliable comfortable and durable. Fantastic value for the money. Perfect fit with the highest quality fabric that outperforms jeans costing more than one hundred dollars. Looks great. I can strongly recommend these jeans.

I've bought @ 9 pairs of these over the last 7 years for my grandson and the quality remains the best. And the pricing isn't bad - just put them on your "Saved for Later" and "Wish List" to get alerts on lowered pricing. I've seen these same jeans priced in retail stores for 20%-40% higher. And they wear very, very well! My grandson is extremely rough on his jeans - he works with horses and cattle and they wear like iron but comfortable. As expected with true denim, the jeans are a bit stiff and dark at first (we buy indigo), but with washing and wear, they get softer. Everyone knows you have to "break in" a new pair of high-quality jeans. Do they fade? Yes, first time washing is the most but very little, and over time they will but not very fast. I recommend washing inside out in cold water with detergent made for dark clothes if you want the color to last longer than usual. My grandson is 6ft 5in and a little over 210 lbs but the 35W 36L was perfect for him. Fits over his boots - cowboy and mountain boots - just fine. Waistline doesn't sag. Belt loops don't break even with 2"W, thick leather belts. Length is perfect. Size is perfect. He likes the slimmer style Wranglers for more more formal wear but for work, these are perfection for him. Gives him room to maneuver without being baggy. I'm his favorite at Christmas and birthdays cuz he gets his jeans!

Very good quality pants, haven’t ripped on me, and I’ve had them for around 3 months now. They sit right below your belly button, function like they should—I mean they’re pants why wouldn’t they. Heads up they do feel tight and constricting at first, but will loosen up and soften as you wear them. They’re decently thick pants, but fit comfortably, and for stretching? Not so much, they’re only like 1% elastic, so you should know what you’re buying.

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I think it's hard to find a solid pair of jeans today at a reasonable price. Oh, it can be done, but you have to sift through a sea of obviously either too thin or too skimpily cut jeans. Guys who work in jeans, and for our purposes here we'll call them all "cowboys", can tell after a day if a pair of jeans are great or junk. So...Wrangler has built a reputation with these PRA identified jeans and I figured it was high-time to find out where I weighed in as just about all my Lee jeans which have been my staple for the last ten years fail the same way. The top left corner of the right back pocket doesn't come unsewn, but the entire denim starts to tear. Oh, did I mention it always happens within a year and it ain't cause I wear 'em always either as I usually have about half a dozen rotated pairs. Sorry, but Lee has lost my respect so time to try these. First, I notice the denim is heavier and that is very good. Second, the weave is kind of special. It reminds me of the early 70's Sedgefield denim weave. It's plain tougher while being more flexible making break-in a breeze. Love the rivets. I'll get back to you when this pair's right-hand back pocket fails like the Lees (don't hold your breath cause I think that would be never). The fit is what I'd expected. The waist isn't oversized so it's snug, but the seat is quite ample and the fly is taller than most in keeping with the ample room in the butt, etc. The length was as ordered, not shorted or elongated, spot-on. Finally, I ordered these in khaki and I love the color and get compliments on them. I can not say about that cute company somewhere out of Duluth that likens their denim to a hose, but this is all and more any man needs and it is priced more than fair. I am now officially sold on Wrangler Pro Rodeo Association jeans.

Man I've always had problem with jeans! I'm a big guy who is losing weight and decided to figure out what the fit problem was. I don't have much of a but so pants generally slip down on me. I couldn't get a belt tight enough to keep them in place so I was stuck with suspenders. I tried and even went to AI to get some help trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. It turns out that the typical jeans provide more space around the butt area so no hold. These Cowboy Cut, which I never would have thought to get, apparently have less butt material. Who knew cowboys don't have butts? At any rate, I'm happily wearing a belt and my pants don't fall down when walking through parking lots. That keeps people all around me happy. Other than the excellent fit for the buttless, these pants look good and feel good. There's no stretch to them - they are regular jean material. The denim feels thick and sturdy and the faded color is perfect for me. Thanks for listening to my story.

I wear Wranglers cowboy cut only. Great fit . Much softer than ridged style. Still quality, as always

Para 180 cm y 100 kg la talla 40w 28L perfecta, comprar y caminar

Good jeans, but arrived not in a box, so if I wasn't home they would be out in elements and for everyone to see.

Belli e robusti

Quality material. I love that they come up to my waist, only jeans I can wear without braces

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