Pantalon de travail en coutil ferme avec panneaux avant doubles à jambe droite et coupe ample pour hommes, B01, Carhartt

Definitely size up in waist very tight compared to other brand pants

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I ordered a 40x30 they where to long and too tight? I have other pant that are the same and they fit ?

Inseam seems a little longer than most pants marked that size. This is my second pair purchased it’s worth it. Great work pants, although not exactly made for the big thighed man lol

Definitely the tradesman’s Armani. Great value for money. Get a couple of seasons out of the pants in harsh conditions.

Good quality and good fit, I ordered a size larger than what I actually fit and it’s perfect 💯 excellent for jobs where normal pants would normally wear out.

Great jeans, these 2 pairs are my fifth and sixth ones. They are the only ones that I wear

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Waist is correct but way too long. Ordered 30X32. And the 30 length is unavailable

I never write reviews anywhere, much less negative ones, but I'll make an exception in this case. I build houses for a living. I own a number of old vehicles and machines that i constantly have to work on. I live in the forest and run saws. I absolutely shred pants, and for a good decade and a half basically the only ones i wore were a rotation between a few pairs of this model. While every classic carhartt model either got discontinued or watered down and cheapened like the Detroit jacket or the classic duck vest, the B01 remained as tough year after year as the first pair i bought at the local hardware store in my 20s. When fellow tradesmen turned up their nose at the brand getting steadily less durable and more expensive (increasingly frequent occurrence btw) I'd always say yes, you're right, but the B01 still reigns supreme. When i opened my latest pair i could tell something had changed before i even completely got the wrapping off. I didn't even need to look at the label to know where the tag would say they were manufactured, and sure enough they aren't made in the USA anymore and the fabric is different. I actually don't really care where my stuff is manufactured if it's high quality and reasonably priced but the new imported version of these pants is SIGNIFICANTLY less thick and hardy to the touch. Really chintzy pale mockery of the original. Guess this is it for me wearing anything from carhartt and i will now be telling every tradesperson i know about this (but they already know. Everyone knows dude) Long story short, the board of this brand should be beyond ashamed of themselves. Bloodsucking pathetic and soulless. I truly hope there's some sea change at the company and they return somewhat to the quality they were known for, but unfortunately that never happens in this lurching spiraling hollow eyed race to the bottom the American consumer seems to be locked into. Shame!