Dickies mens Loose Fit Double Knee Work Pant

Dickies are possibly the best work pants on the market, at least by my experience. The tan ones don't show dirt, always look nice, are comfortable and wear like iron. I wear the black when I'm filming an event and need to wear "show black". I have several black Dickies that years old and still look good.I don't own a single pair of blue jeans as they fade and the pockets are completely useless. Forget wearing torn-up, Ragity Andy, hobo-like jeans that adolescent hipsters wear. Yuck! Grow up boys and girls!I have maybe eight pair or nine of black Dickies and three pair of tan. That's all I wear unless I'm going to something fancy. I can literally wear Dickies for several days before washing 'cause I'm not hard on them and don't spill food on them. A big cause of wearing pants out too quickly is to wash them after only one use when they aren't even dirty. It's a waste of electricity, soap and water, in addition to shortening the life of your cloths.

I bought one pair just to see if the pants met expectations and met the description on Amazon.com. The pants length fits the size chosen. The waist size fits the size chosen. The pants are wrinkle free before and after wash. No shrinkage in pants length. No color fading. Pants are sturdy and well made. The pants lives up to Dickee's reputation for these pants. I subsequently bought three more pair.

If you want pants that fit perfect, have just the right size pockets and make your hind quarters turn heads down at the office, then you should go to your tailor and have him make them. These are Dickies. Workhorses. Not the prettiest, but tough as nails. Well worth the price, and one of the only clothing items I’ll buy online (know what size/cut fits before attempting). That’s because they’re tried and true to me, and to be able to get them without going to the Mega-lo-Mart? Priceless.Yes, this style has the 5th pocket. Right side of right knee.

Maybe I'm just getting older, but I remember Dickies back in the day used to be really small and tight. Hence my decision to go with the relaxed straight fit. The waist still fits fine, but the legs seem really big and wide compared to relaxed fit Levi's or Lee's Jeans. Not a huge complaint though, as these are definitely more comfortable than those. Just not what I'm used to anymore I suppose.Durability-wise, these feel like they should definitely hold up just as well as any other jeans I normally use for work. The double knee is definitely a plus as that is always an area that wears out first for me. Great work pants, although next time, I may try the normal fit instead of the relaxed.

These pants come very stiff but they will loosen up after a few washes. They seem to be durable and easily wipe off. I bought these after going through work jeans and I prefer this fit and comfort over jeans. These are loose enough where I do not feel like I have to adjust them before bending over or working on the ground like I did in jeans.

Very good quality. I use them for work and they last forever. They seem to run a little on the long side, which I think is because the rest a little lower and the hips and because the stiffness of the material I had to get a size shorter in length so that there was not a lot of material bunched above my shoes.

I really like these pants so much I bought them again. I work in Corporate IT and they're a nice combination of dressy enough plus functional. I wear them sometimes several days in a row and they've held up great. I only bought more because I managed to rip a L shaped hole in them while building a trailer in my garage...I probably should have changed...or stopped trying to walk when I felt obstructed. Whatever. Anyway, great pants!

I wear a 38 in wrangler and Lee jeans.. Dickeys have always run a bit small, and I have 2 pair of very similar Dicky pants in 40 that are wore out and fit fine. I ordered these in 40 and are right on edge of returning for being too tight. wearing them now, and ok, but nothing tucked in, normally I would have 2 shirts tucked in, and it aint happening with these. Also for reference I havbe some typical carhart heavy duck carpenter pants in size 40 I can wear with long johns.So in nut shell at least 2 maybe 3 inches undersize waste from other brands.Other wise the are decent pants. Not super heavy like the ducks,,, but not rivet reinforced like the same pants from 10 years ago. Also they have double knees, but sewn at TOP ? be nicer if the left top open and riveted sides so you could slide in knee pads.Belt Loops....SMALLER than normal,,,I wear carhart mechanic no scratch belts at work, 1.25,,, and Bladetech ratchet buckle gun belts at home,,, 1-3/8"Just tried an old 1.5 inch belt and it fit bit was a bit of a struggle,,, So for normal use Id say 1-3/8 max.