Hanes Womens Originals Cotton Joggers 100 Cotton Jersey Sweatpants for Women 29 Inseam

100% bottom sweatpants that are breathable and comfortable. The material is thin, though, so it’s not very warm, but it’s perfect for spring weather or wearing inside. The pants run small, I’m usually a large but had to order an x-large for these to fit. Read more

The Hanes Women’s Originals Cotton Joggers are incredibly comfortable and soft—perfect for lounging or everyday wear! The fabric feels lightweight yet cozy, and they have a nice relaxed fit without being too bulky. The only downside is that they run a bit short, especially if you have longer legs. They work great as ankle-length joggers, but if you prefer a full-length fit, they might not be the best option. That said, the comfort and softness make up for it, and they’re still a go-to pair for me! If you love comfy, breathable joggers, these are definitely worth trying! Read more

They are very nice. Loose fitting and comfortable, and thank God, 100% cotton. I took off a star because the pair I got have an extremely, strong smell of "burnt rubber" or "glue" - I don't know what it is, but whatever it is, they definitely can't be worn until that smell is washed out. It must be this way with some things. They had to have been stored beside something and absorbed that smell..? Whatever it is, once washed, they will be perfect. Read more

I am 6’1” with a 34” inseam. I was torn between getting L or XL. I went with XL to make sure the legs weren’t super short on me. Pros: lightweight, 100% cotton; aesthetic is exactly as expected; nice sized front pockets; material is decent quality; stitching looks fine Cons: odd fit; lower rise than other sweats I’ve owned; disproportionately smaller in the butt/behind (also related to a shorter rise), but baggy in legs; they are slightly shorter than optimal for me, but not enough to be a deal breaker. Not sure if I will return. Because they are 100% cotton, they will stretch with use. That might solve the behind issue, but the legs might become clown level, Hammer pants… Hard to find 100% cotton anything these days, so it might be worth less than optimal fit for the price…? Read more

These are my new go to pants. I live with a bunch of animals and need to be comfortable and also need something presentable to wear to Pilates. I get tired of wearing skin tight, micro plastic leggings. I do have some cotton leggings, but the company went out of business when Stein Mart stores closed. People say they are tight in the legs, but after you take them out of the dryer when they are still warm, I step on the bottoms and stretch them so that they are longer and also stretch the calf area and they fit perfectly after that. The stretching is retained until the next time you wash. Not sure why they have the Image they do because I almost didn’t buy them. Most people are not going to look like that in these pants. At the same time as I purchased, these, I purchased several other brands that claimed to be cotton. They were way more expensive, and I returned all of them. These felt the best. Read more

Not sure who will understand this review but these are not leggings nor sweatpants. How are they not like leggings? These are a loose fit and not skin tight like leggings. How are they not like sweat pants? This material is thin and not thick nor fleece-y. These would be great to wear around the house and pjs but with outfit the house too. I bought them to wear when I’m running around doing errands and don’t want to wear real pants, haha. I can wear them now but also in the spring. I technically bought them because I want to start walking after work. Read more

Three season pants are not suitable for winter months. 100% cotton for comfort and breathability. Fabric is thin like lounge pants. I’m 5‘1“ and 151 pounds and the Large are just a tad big. They are a little long, my short legs, but they still look good. Hoping they shrink a little in the butt when I wash them. Read more

Pros: 100% cotton, I’m 5’2” and these go to my ankles. The drawstring seems to work. Cons: if you have a butt, they don’t fit well. I’m constantly pulling the butt to try to cover mine. Read more