Amazon Essentials Men's Cotton Knit Pajama Pant

It drives me nuts that women's pajamas (or pants, really) don't have pockets so I got these for the pockets. I'm glad I did! They are soft and thin. If you are wanting pajamas for warmth, pass on these. I, however, live in a very warm southern state so they are perfect for me year round.Why I took off a star: they are thinner than a standard, plain Hanes type t-shirt and will gets holes in them easily. I found this out when my cat's gnarly toenail got stuck on my pant leg and left a hole. However, they are super cheap so it doesn't bother me at all. You get what you pay for, but since I'm only wearing these around the house so I don't care and consider them a good value.

As a lady I always buy men's pj's, mainly for the pockets. These are great and I got a large so they can fit nicely and baggy. They are thinner than I thought, but if they are light weight then they are perfect for that.

We've tried hanes and other brands, but these have been his favorite by far. They are soft, fit well, have nice pockets, and the charcoal color is really nice. I'm not always a fan of amazon essentials(women's tanks, ugh), but this seems to be a quality option.

Glad I purchased XL instead of 2XL. These run a bit larger than some others being sold. We'll see how they are after washing.

This was a gift and it was absolutely perfect in every way the softness. The Way you can loosen them or make them tighter. Absolutely perfect for gift or yourself 😁

My guy usually wears an XL in store brand PJ pants, these are really big. Consider sizing down. A large would have been better, but hoping they shrink up after washing/drying. Otherwise, great item for the price!!!!!

I purchased these in a men's 3XL. Now I can fit a men's 2XL just fine but I like a little extra room, so I got the 3XL. And I feel that was a mistake on my behalf. This feels like it's a 3 and a half XL (if there was such a thing). So it's a bit baggier than what I wanted.The "Palm leaf" pattern looks really nice. And Since you can try before you buy with prime, I actually suggest doing that since they seem to be a tad bit over-sized. Otherwise, they're very comfortable.

Exactly what i was Looking for, light, comfortable, easy going, and believe ornot, tbe one colour can be used outside

For $16 you can't go wrong. They are soft, made well, and so far aren't pilling. Pockets are a nice touch. So much nicer than cheap fleece or whatever else you might find. They also feel great commando.I am 5'10", ~165-170lbs, normally wear a size 32/ 32 pant and a size "Medium" was slightly too long for me, but I just dried them once on high heat and now they are absolutely perfect - hope that helps people trying to decide on size.

Well didn’t think much before ordering amazon essentials, but the materials they use are really nice and soft.. I have gone through a lot of attempts to find some proper jammies, and I must say these are so damn comfortable.. I’m going to get more once covid is over

I'm a jeans guy. I'm also fortunate enough to work from home during the pandemic lockdown.They don't quite mix though; jeans and shirt was my go-to for the office, but WFH is more hoodie/t-shirt and... ???As you can guess, these PJ pants have filled that ???. They're really comfy and flexible, and I don't have to worry about crotch blowouts that my jeans inevitably develop!(the downside is, my girlfriend keeps stealing them)

Very expensive £14.49 pyjama pants for what appears and feels like a cheap product, leg length is 33-34" for 38 waist so I won't need slippers as I have a 29" leg. The draw string creaks and groans as the material sounds like its giving way when you tighten it. Amazon essential - I think you need to have another look.

Just felt cheap and flimsy, also felt a little tight and weirdly shaped. Maybe size up and check to see if it feels better.