Dickies Original 874 Work Pant vs Carhartt Relaxed Fit Washed Twill Dungaree

the material is very good feels nice might need a wash to loosen it a bit but here is the thing i bought these size 36 because thats what i get for all my pants. I have seen some reviews and from what i saw they run a bit small but in my head i was like no they will fit me fine but guess what i was very wrong they arrive and they cant even be button if your reading this they are good pants but if your like me and a little bit on the heavy side GET A SIZE BIGGER!!!! it hurts my pride but if your like me a size 36 get a 38 they feel nice dont try to fool yourself i got mine they didnt fit and i am very much too lazy to return them now they just lay in the dark corner of my bed taunting me haunting me in my sleep but hey we all got mistakes we gotta live with like my horrible grammar well hope my review helped have a good Day

I really like these buckets because they're very comfortable, they're, big and inner material is thick, so you don't want to have cheap material insid...

That they are a great fit, that they come out of the laundry looking great, that they are well made. They should also know that the belt loops are too small to use a good quality belt and that the pockets are too small.

Carhartt seems on a path that is suicidal, and that will ultimately lead to the failure of the company. I'm tired of buying from a company that now more often than not now disappoints.

I’m a little disappointed the seam has torn on the first pair I put on near the rear pocket after 1 time using them casually (not even working). Other than that I love the company and style, but they need to hold up.

They hold up well and are quite tough, although I don't work in construction/mining/volcanoes.

You know insane inseam length and that's really important to know. If you don't know your size and fit the pant won't look as good on you. You won't f...

the 33x30 will work after a 2 day wear ideal, but then its time to wash them again. oy vay! I am miffed as to the inconsistency in sizing, however, more so as to the number of complaints here that no change to get on the same page has been implemented. It would be helpful to have the product number listed when shopping as well as the weight of the fabric on EVERY single display

You know yes, i've actually been eyeing these for quite a while, but i never pulled the trigger because on urban outfitters i think they were about 65...

The reason I am returning these pants is because they do drag the ground, quite a lot. I think the relaxed fit sits lower on your back and waist than normal fit pants. Instead of paying $20 or so to have these pants hemmed I'm just returning them thanks to Amazon's great returns policy. I took away a star because of the pants being smaller than normal which could bit lots of people who don't read reviews and because the lack of 28in inseam option

Feels a little sandpapery. I’m giving them another shot with hopes that the new order will be back to the original quality. If not, I’ll be looking elsewhere in the future.

They have a relaxed, fitting seat and thigh and sit slightly below the waist. These dungarees have multiple tool: pockets with a hammer loop, as well ...

I am a 32" waist, I know this because if I take a tailor's measuring tape and wrap it around my waist the starting ends meets the rest of the tape at, you guessed it, the 32" mark. I mention this standard unit of measure because the last three pairs of pants I have purchased from you have not, in fact, been sized/manufactured/labeled correctly. Three pairs ago was a pair of 32x32 (my size for the last 6 years in these pants) and they were way too tight in the waist, I couldn't even imagine trying to go to work in those. So a quick return and I order two pairs of 33x32, thinking that maybe your specs have changed over the last year or so

Just as ordered. Quality excellent as expected. True to description. Purchased this brand for years