DOCKERSMen's Relaxed Fit Signature Khaki Lux Cotton Stretch Pants-Pleated, Timberwolf, 40W x 30L

FABULOUS slacks! Fit perfectly, great fabric! Washed beautifully. So thrilled to have foubd my husband's size!! THANK YOU! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

These slacks fit perfectly. The color is great and is the material. That is why I bought another pair of a different color.

I've worn these for years but have always bought retail. Imagine my pleasure when I found them on Amazon for about 30% less than I could at retail.Fit is good, comfortable, the "give" in the waist band is a help, and they wear like iron.

Fit and durability

These Dockers trousers run a bit longer in the inseam than my jeans. Maybe an inch longer. I got them on sale though, and didn't want to send them back after the sale ended. It is pretty easy to adjust the inseam length on the sewing machine. So I decided to keep them. I like the feel of the material and the fit in my waist and hips. It is a quality pair of pants which I expect to wear often.

Very durable fabric with large pockets. So far these pants have worn well and I am satisfied with the quality.

I bought the navy color of these Dockers pants and had it delivered just a few days before i left for an 18-day sojourn in Japan, since navy and black, not khaki or tan, are the colors i saw in many recent travel videos of what the guys young and old are wearing in that country.I was walking and on my feet for 10-12 hours daily and found these pants (and my slip-on vegan Skechers "Creston Moseco" good-grip walking shoes) to be ideal, wearing them far more often than the other 2 pants (yes, tan jeans and khaki dressy-casual slacks) i had packed for the trip.I'm 6'3", very lean, and the 32x34 size worked perfectly.The pants are super-comfy, keep their shape, and wear very well. I put them through the paces by ascending-descending literally several thousand stone stairs at Japan's old buddhist temples and shinto shrines, riding the trains, subways and buses, sitting on tatami mats, and flew home to USA in them. Along with my rotation of three rather-elegant looking white Columbia long-sleeved hiking shirts (with button down collars), I matched the colors worn by so many of the Japanese gents young and old.

I was a bit disappointed in the cloth of the pants, a bit thinner than I expected, and though listed as a cotton blend, I would have liked to see more cotton in the blend. It felt a bit too synthetic. But length and cut of pants was good, and comfortable/