Mens Carpenter Jeans

Best jeans ever made. Ive tried other levis, wranglers, carhartts, dickies, jeans from buckle, 5.11, ariats, and other department store jeans. These can't be beat. Superior to all. I have powerlifting thighs and glutes and almost all other jean brands dont have room in the seat like these do. 100% durable cotton denim with just the right amount of breathability. The Centurion color is the best wash color I've ever seen in ANY jean brand in my opinion. They're looser fit and exactly what I was looking for. Very great silhouette. Please keep making them 100% cotton in the Centurion color with this same cut. Extremely comfortable and well made. Spacious and actually usable pockets. Triple stitching seams. Unbeatable quality and value. And amazing price. Will keep buying and keep coming back to them. The perfect jean.

Bought these pants for my husband who is in construction and is always getting holes in his knees. He loves these pants for work. Durability is great for such a comfortable pair of work pants. All the pockets are useful and the stretch in the jeans help make squatting down for work easier. He had me purchase two more pair right away.

I really like these pants. Great durability, fit, look. I like my pants baggy and a bit oversized with a belt. The only thing I didn't like was the cut of the leg by the ankle is really wide. I step on the jeans. That's my only complaint. I put a hair tie around my ankle and pant let at the bottom.

Absolutely perfect. Solid stitching and a nice heavy fabric used in manufacturing. Plus the white is a sharp bright color. On top of that the size was accurate. Compared to most of the cheap stuff out there these jean are more than a few levels of quality higher. HIGHLY recommend.

These carpenter's jeans have the best fit of any of the same style I've had. The fit is like the old Pointer brand I used to buy when I was young....many years ago, BTW. Several brands I've bought are too tailored, or are made of denim that is too heavy.This classic carpenter pattern is a little higher in the waist than western cut jeans, are loose in the seat and the legs, and are made with a lighter weight material than is used in western 5 pocket jeans. These are a dead-ringer for the carpenter's jeans available in the 1950s and '60s, for about $5 or $6 dollars per pair. The only departure from the old style is the hammer loop which is much bigger than needed for a claw hammer. That isn't a deal-breaker for me.

Okay for the price. Lightweight. They wear fast in the harness strap crotch area.

I like the material and fit. I have a 34 waist and they fit me perfect for ordering on line. I'd buy again for sure.

I loved these jeans, it is just a shame that both pairs (no joke) ripped in the same place. Both pairs somehow ripped along the edge of the left back pocket, on the right side of the pocket. I'm confused because I don't carry anything in that pocket, as I put my wallet on my right side and I'd think that that would would have worn out first.I just wonder if I got some from a faulty batch, or something like that.