Bakyarder Men's Vintage Washed Cargo Jeans, High Waist, Baggy Wide Leg, Unisex Streetwear with Multiple Pockets

I bought it for my 15 years old son, who likes baggy and cargo pants. He loved it. He is tall (6’2’’) and slim (132 pounds) and size M look great on him. The pants are well made and finished. The pockets are handy and it close well, keeping its content safe. Great product.

Very good

As a girl who used to hate wearing jeans I absolutely loves these, the quality and fit is great, however I did loose the string T,T but I changed it out for paracord which has been working very well.- they have a lot of pocket space to carry a LOT of stuff- will buy again in another color

These pants are great if you're looking for super baggy phat pants, that are still long enough to bag up at the bottoms. i'm a 36/38 and always ordered the largest size with these types of pants. i think i got the xxls and they actually fit. they aren't really comfortable, but pants like these shouldn't be. they're excessive and that's the point.

I love these pants they look really good and are a perfect baggies for my height and size as well

These Pant’s Bring Back The Old School Of Lose Fitting’s Bell Bottom’s, Plus Ten Pocket’s To Have At It, Large One’s I’m Totally Hippie With This Purchase,

It would be nice if jean companies would take into consideration that not every male is as skinny, anorexic, or athletic as they think that a normal man is. Some are heavier and would love to wear fashionable pants like these. Which is a shame because they look very comfortable. I wear 42-sized pants myself and want more comfort than the typical Wrangler jeans you would get at Walmart.

Quick note on sizing, I purchased the Large and lucked out to get a pair that I can squeeze my butt into. They should be, pretty much fully stretched out, in about the 32-34 range of men's waist. I apologize for the inexactness but I am rather actively shedding pounds at the moment.These are quite novel and interesting 'streetwear' pants. They are somewhat a hybrid of sweatpants and jeans. They are made of unusually heavy denim, but it's thick. The waist has an elastic band and draw string, and the fly is façade only. The fabric is relatively soft and flows/drapes rather better than expected for thick denim. As befits cargo pants, there are loads of pockets and straps and interior pockets and what not to make Rob Liefeld proud. I find them quite fascinating and look forward to working them into my wardrobe.I would have to ding them a star for the opaque sizing. Have I been going by waist circumference all this time and other markets do hip circumference? Or is this a high fashion thing? Regardless, I happened to chance into a pair of pants that worked for me, but that seems an inefficient method.