Wrangler Men's Wrancher Dress Jeans

This pair of Wranchers is the fourth time that I’ve purchased them, so clearly, I like them. When it comes to sizing, you never know exactly what you're going to get, even from purchase to purchase.I typically wear a 31 or 32 waist for Levi’s or Lucky’s, depending on the fit I want from them, mostly a close fit in the seat and legs. I knew from purchases that Wrangler’s can be unpredictable and don't care about your sizing vanity. The first pair that I ordered was 32 and it was too tight, couldn’t even button the waist. Next, I could button the waist a 33, but the waist was uncomfortable, although fit of the legs the way I prefer. The waist fit for the 34 was good, but the legs are a little looser than I prefer. A size 35 provided full mobility, but the seat and legs were loose for me.The Wrancher is flattering, even if you're not big into the western thing. I wear them with dress and casual shoes, Converse and yes, occasionally boots too, Wranchers work with all of them. The high waist is very comfortable once you get the size correct. Not weird at all to wear them casually with a tshirt and easy to dress up with a tucked shirt and blazer.Overall, great pants if you keep the rise and sizing for it in mind when ordering. More colors would be awesome, resurrecting the Forest Green and Heather Forst would be a great start.

bought these because I was completely over the skinny and slim-fit work pants every brand seems to push now. I’m not trying to make a fashion statement—I just want pants that fit like pants. The Wrancher Dress Jeans deliver exactly that.They’ve got room to breathe without looking sloppy. The straight leg cut looks sharp, especially with boots and a button-up, and the material is surprisingly lightweight but structured enough to look professional. They move well, don’t wrinkle easily, and feel comfortable all day—whether I’m sitting at a desk or on my feet.Bottom line: these pants aren’t fighting me, and I appreciate that. If you’re tired of squeezing into tight-fitting workwear that wasn’t made for real-world use, give these a shot.

I had to buy two pairs of these to figure out which fit me best. In terms of waist, go one size up. In my case most of my more form fitting jeans are a size 36 waist or a 38 if I want a bit more room (Levi's models are all weird based on thighs, block, rise, etc. really trial and error). Anyways, I sized up to size 38 for my first pair of these Wranchers and the waist fit great. However, the thighs were a bit tight. Now, that is certainly the style with these and they got a lot of compliments HOWEVER they were also so tight I could not fit my phone in the pockets. Bending my leg upwards showed great strain on the out seam threads. So my second pair I sized up to a waist size 40. The waist was HUGE but the thighs did fit better although in a more relaxed/less form fitting way. I ultimately kept the size 40 and had them professionally tailored and they are incredible now. Really magical. The waist got brought back to about 37 inches but the thighs remained the larger more relaxed fit. The flare at the bottom isn't as obvious now but that's okay. I hit the gym regularly and I image my thighs will grow a bit more.Additionally, these run a bit long. My normal inseam is 30 in Levi's (regardless of model, although weirdly they all measure out close to 28 in actuality). The 30 inseam here is closer to a 29. Which with high heeled boots isn't necessarily a probably but for regular shoes or boots that aren't as high heeled, there is a bit of unsightly bunching.So in general my advice is to size up one in the waist and size down one in the inseam. If you do have larger thighs... go 2 sizes up and find a tailor (trust me they will work magic).

I'm normally 28 in pants but in this case when I saw reviews of this pant, people said that the best fit of this pant is one or two sizes up of your normal size. If your got big legs, you must choose 2 or even 3 sizes up, but if you're kinda skinny, you can easily choose 1 size up. My height is 5'8 and I choose 30/30 because I want to show my boots.In my opinion, it looks awesome.

Terrible design, horrible materials, not only uncomfortable, caused a skin irritation from rubbing. Do not buy these.I just spent the last 8 hours in these pants while at a wedding. The only good thing I can say about them was the color. The color was what I was looking for, and it was as expected. Everything else was awful.Let’s start with the design. These are supposed to be relaxed fit “stretch” jeans. They do not stretch. At all. Additionally, the pocket design is terrible. They are too high up on the pant so putting a phone in the pocket caused it to rub against my belt. Did I mention that the pockets are the most shallow pockets I’ve ever seen? Additionally these were not a relaxed fit. Could be from my body shape but I couldn’t keep my keys in my front pockets because they left an ungainly bulge on the pants. I had to keep my phone in a back pocket to avoid causing it to rub. Did I mention the pockets in back are also shallow? My phone stuck out the top of the pocket in back as well, which was not a great comfort while moving around the wedding.The material I mentioned is not stretchy at all, but also feels like a super cheap burlap or potato sack material. I kid you not. It was like sandpaper on my skin. Horrible.The pants just felt like a total ripoff. Don’t buy these, go get some from some other brand and don’t get stuck tortured for 8 hours like I was.

The jeans are good quality and look like the picture. They run very small though. I ordered 2 sizes up, and they were still too tight. They have a slimmer cut. I wouldn’t recommend if you are built very athletically or husky. Slim in hips and thighs

Usually wear a 30x32 sometimes a 31 waist. Sized up and did 32x32 on these and they fit well. Noticed they are very slim in the thighs and butt, but have some room in the waist for me so take that into account. They are comfy pants great for a dress clothes situation. Also worth noting the material is pretty thin so the pants kind of outline things.