Lee Mens Regular Fit Straight Leg Jean

Very nice jeans. 100% cotton and will probably purchase another pair. Fits nicely and looks nice. Read more

Fantastic fit! My husband is a short wide man and most jeans do not fit or look right on him. These fit perfectly and look great. They are soft but not to soft, very durable. Cotton so they will mold to his body. Excellent value as I shopped the lightning deals. Special perk his butt looks fantastic in these! Read more

These jeans fit great. And the quality is 5 star. Not some paper thin jeans that are being made with most other brands. Thanks LEE for your quality. Read more

Great value. They are a little tight and a bit shorter compared to the same size as my 501’s Good fit - my wife likes them. I’ll buy another pair but order them one step longer length. Read more

Great jeans and fit perfect! The size is also what the size says it will be. Read more

Excellent jeans. My second purchase. Comfort and fit are very good. Read more

Fit well acceptable quality very nice pants for the price a great value Read more

It was the best of jeans; it was the worst of jeans. And they were both Lee jeans. Getting older often means it's harder to keep off the pounds. Having gained a few, I finally transitioned out of the jeans size that I have worn the past 30 years. In truth, I probably just added an inch rather than two, but the older jeans were feeling a bit tight around the waist so... But here's the thing. I bought two pairs of Lee Regular Fit Straight Leg Jeans in the same size but different colors: Aztec and Walnut. The Aztec fit perfectly. Really, perfectly. The Walnut were as tight as my current jeans. Same style of jeans, same waist and inseam, and yet I had to send the Walnut back because they were too tight. That shouldn't happen. Somewhere, Lee's quality control is a bit wonky. My wife suspects they were manufactured in different plants, but both tags said Mexico. Maybe Lee has more than one Mexican jeans plant. I dunno. Beyond the weird differences in the same size jeans, everything else was OK. And I mean OK. Not great or not bad, but just average. The Aztec color is less yellow than depicted and is more a pure dark tan, no maize-colored undertones that would justify the color naming choice. The Walnut color made more sense and was a true brown with a hint of dark grayish undertone. The Aztec-colored jeans had a lot of hanging threads on them, but the sewing job otherwise seemed solid and consistent. But in comparing this pair of Lee against a pair I still have from about 20 years ago, the fabric on the newer jeans is distinctly—and disappointingly—thinner. Sigh. It's true: they don't make them like they used to. If there is a counter to this downside, it's that Lee probably fits me better than any other brand. I do buy Arizona and Levi's from time to time, but the Lee seem made for me in a way that the other two brands approach but never quite reach. And that's why the sizing irregularity between the two pairs is so out-of-character from my experience of Lee. The good part is that Amazon took back the Walnut pair with no hassles and no return costs. The bad part is I elected not to replace them because I needed THAT color, and I'm just likely to get another pair that are a skootch too small. And the gray color is out of stock. Oh well. In short, I experienced some odd sizing differences between my two pairs, but the ones I kept fit like a glove. Like so many things, this new pair is not as hefty as an old pair I own, which is a shame. So overall, this buy creates some mixed feelings. YMMV. Read more