Carhartt Mens Relaxed Straight Rugged Flex Double-Front Denim Dungaree

Honestly the best pair of jeans i own they are literaly unbreakable Read more

Being a carpenter, the biggest complaints I have had with many workpants in the past has been that they impede movement between Joists, Rafters, Trusses, etc. The problem usually worsens when you sweat. These pants have been a tremendous upgrade in that respect. The fit is professional and the color looks presentable. They are obviously much more comfortable than many canvas or denim workpants. As far as the durability goes, they have held up decently well so far minus a small hole in the knee. But that small hole was caused by a slip with a utility knife and it has not worsened so that's a win for me. I think my favorite part is that you can slide the Carhartt knee pads into the double front. Absolute game changer for comfortability when wearing knee pads. Read more

I love the Carhartt brand and these are my new favorite work pants. I’m used to the heavy Carhartt pan that is a little baggy, and these are the exact opposite. These are nice and light, have the double material protection and above all, they are not too tight or too loose. Read more

1. Thinner than all their other jeans. * not truly for tough work. 2. Great layout of pockets 3. They fit straight down. 4. *Go up the next size (2 inches) I wear a 32 in everything...33 still tight. 34 is perfect...and comfortable. **look at the model in the pic...it's stretching him at the waist too tight. 5. Go up 2 inches, comfort and your butt will still look good. Read more

These are pretty cool jeans for work, but so cool I may just save them for casual rugged so I don't get them covered it grease or pocked with welding holes burned in the legs. They are super heavy weight, literally. Thought I might use them for hauling hay. Still might one day, but right now I am too enamored with how cool they are. I just don't think a man could wear these out at all, especially over the front thigh area where they are so doubly thick. They've got some cool looking metal buttons in the waistline under the belt area for clipping on some suspenders. Never seen that before. I wear a belt, not suspenders, but I may just try a set since it would look pretty cool on these jeans. (Just PLEASE, guys, were a shirt with your suspenders if you do that! Gross, not cool.) Anyhoo, I'd love another pair of these. Oh, I am short waisted and prefer jeans that "sit below the waist", as they call them. However, these do not sit below the normal man's waist. They are a little high for my comfort, so the crotch sags down between my thighs and rubs me there. I have put up with this discomfort all my life since I have a short throw from waist to crotch. So far, the only jeans I've found that fit me perfectly are BKE Jeans at the Buckle store, and they are not very cheap. But those are not rugged like these, so I just have to continue to put up with that ill-fitting discomfort since apparently not very many men in the world have a short throw there like I do. I would love to request for Carhartt and Dickies, and any other men's rugged jeans to PLEASE make some of the "low waisted" jeans in your various brands and designs so guys like me could finally be comfortable. But I digress. . . These are no doubt very good jeans! Read more

Fit slightly big. Not wrinke resistant. Very flattering style and warm jean! Zipper quality is good. Overall a great daily jean. Read more

Great for work Read more

I try to keep 3 pair of these on hand for my outdoor activities. 1 pair totally ratted out - 1 pair with minor rips, stains, and 1 pair of new ones. The double front with suspender buttons are becoming hard to find. They are required wearing for us out here in big timber country. Again, these wear like iron, fit great (get them large if using suspenders) and protect your upper legs from cuts. The pockets are nice and deep so items inside them stay there. HOWEVER - This model of jeans are like a cheap copy of the heavy duty Carhartts. Thin as grandma's underpants. They won't last. They did not have suspender buttons. Read more