Haggar Men's Premium No Iron Khaki Straight Fit Flex Waistband Flat Front Pant

During my search for these flex or stretch waists, I mistook them for the traditional expandable waists I bought in the past. My fault for not paying attention to the A pair of these pants would be ideal for active people who have a fit body but need to be mobile. Although an older man with years of invested calories in all the wrong places may find the expandable waist to be helpful because it can expand and contract as needed to handle the three to four inches he needs. The name I go by isn't Jack (smile). Also, the proportions of the seat and thighs, as well as the ankle width, are critical in the selection of pants A waist allowance is allowed for breathing room, but not for other allowances. Considering my specific situation, I find the expandable waist model to be useful, convenient, and cost-effective. This is a much better alternative than going up several inches in waist size and then struggling with more However, these flex waist pants and stretch waist pants are not the same as the expandable waist pants. In addition, I did not have any issues returning the products since Amazon is known for its reliability, consistency, and ease of use We offer accommodation. Amazon is to be thanked.

Autumn Prince

| Jan 21, 2021

Additionally, they look great and are very comfortable. Rather than Khakis, which are heavier in weight, the material is too thin, more like a pair of chinos as opposed to a pair of khakis. It is true that these Haggar Khakis are incredibly long, but that isn't the only problem. The size 34X34 that I wear fits my height and size 34 inch waist. This pair of khakis would fit better if it were My guess is that they are way too long for me, so they were probably mislabeled. The fact that I have washed them twice already hasn't affected the length of the towels As soon as I wash several more loads of clothes, I hope that they will shrink. Alternatively, I will have to have them tailored at a later date. My Amazon order was also seriously messed up by the customer service team. It's not even the fabric that makes these Haggar khakis so bad, I have two pairs of Haggar chinos that are made from almost the same fabric and they feel and look This Haggar khakis is made of 61% cotton and its look and feel resemble those of a microfiber or polyester, plus they have a shine like those fibers. Shakis made of cotton wouldn't shine and feel like anything else, just like they wouldn't have any shine in the first place. Clearly, Amazon got the length and the material wrong as well. They didn't just get the length wrong, it also got the material wrong. I was thinking that these khakis might be discarded, as it is hard to imagine any vendor or seller hoping to sell khakis like these, which appear to be marked differently than they actually should be.

Queen Houston

| Sep 29, 2020

Since about a year and a half now, these have been my go-to slacks. Despite being a big guy, the jeans fit me well around my waist, give me lots of room in the buttocks, and don't pinch my fingers at all It is easy to wear dress shoes on the thighs and fall well on the ground. As far as I can tell, these pants breathe better than most of the other pants I wear, and they leave my legs feeling less muggy. The last time I bought them, I went up a size and am finding that they fit me better this time around. The elastic didn't stretch too much in my normal size, but I noticed excessive wear around the back The corners of the fabric strip behind the pocket wear through the external layer since they are thick and reinforce the pockets. In addition, I factor in the cost and the usual life expectancy You can get a great deal on these. It would be highly recommended. One pair of shoes from my last order was washed in a fruity detergent and softener, but all the new labels were removed. Probably an item that had been returned. If it happens to someone else, it could happen to you also.

Brinley HUMPHRIES

| Jun 05, 2021

There's no point in investing in a more recent product line. As you recall, I had written a review for these some Now that I've written this, I intend to warn you. Having purchased a pair around the holidays of 2016, I will be wearing them. This pair of slacks/jeans is still in my closet. The original pair was so loved that I decided to buy another pair last month. Initially bought a pair of new shoes but accidentally ripped them. Because I was bending awkwardly, I did not pay attention to it. I just bought a pair of new pants that ripped as soon as I sat There is no difference between the rip and the Additionally, I lost around 10 pounds since the holidays, and the original pair can do squats in them and they are fine.

So to conclude, this was an amazing product, but the newer line is very easy to tear. In addition, as they are stretch materials, it is not possible to sew them effectively unless you have a machine.

Wynter Cowan

| Dec 12, 2020

To buy them, I usually go to the Haggar store close to where I live, but I thought I would try Amazon this time. I buy two pairs and wear them weekly. This is my third pair of these pants. I usually replace them once a year because I wear them all the time. I rate them highly. As long as you know what size you are, the clothes look good and fit well. If it is cold out, you should wear long underwear underneath for comfort and warmth. They are lightweight and highly flexible, however. I haven't much more to say than that. It is OK to buy pants if you need them. The update for 1/2018 is as follows It took these pants less than a year to wear out. There are many reasons for my disappointment. It is true that I wear these to work and wash them weekly, so maybe I am a bit harsher on them than most people, but to have them wear out and deride in the crotch area in less than a year is horrible. The Haggar store has sold these to me before, and they lasted nearly a year at the same level of Does QA at Haggar have a downward trend? The pants I love are not the ones I own, although I have found other pants I like. In the future, I am unlikely to buy these.

Dorothy Bell

| Jun 07, 2021