WranglerMens George Strait Cowboy Cut Relaxed Fit Jean

These jeans are amazing! For anyone curious they're worth the money. The color and durability are top notch; but then again they are cowboy cut so these bad boys are gonna be able to take a lot. The details are awesome! The front button even has George's initials on em! The pockets and size are gonna be exactly as they are on cowboy cut jeans. For those unaware that means they're gonna be a little small and be high up. I do recommend going a size or two up from what you typically wear so you can have a little room to tuck in what you gotta. Also for those that don't know I would recommend going a couple inches longer in length as well so they stack properly. Now for me these jeans are extremely comfortable. The material is real supple in my honest opinion but yet durable.Long story short: These jeans are befitting the King of country's name

Fit great, looks good, comfortable, not too heavy, not too light.

Nice fit and heavy duty denim.

Good quality and perfect fit.

I didn't realize these came in relaxed until I tried them on. They are comfortable but a little big. The watch pocket is cut a little narrower but seems to be deeper. I found the same jeans at Academy without the George Strait name sold as Original MWZ13 pre-washed. All in all good quality but you have to check leg seams for straightness which seems to be a common problem on all jeans though not as bad as the last Levis I looked at. Wrangler sells a MWZ41 which advertises 20% longer wear. They are just like the MWZ13 but heavier denim. I grabbed two of them and they look good. There pre-washed so shrinking shouldn't be a problem. I like Amazon's fast and easy shipping but with the flux of todays jean market, I don't think I'll buy anymore without trying on first. Sending them back for return is a real pain when you need some jeans to wear. Sorry Levis, you choked too many times. Strictly Wrangler for now. Good stitching, good denim, overall good quality.

Perfect fit and variety of colors and sizes. For my teenager great.

Fit is interesting, personal and use dependent as well as Wrangler's style designations. In the George StraIt Brand, for a given waist size I've found the Wrangler fit to range from skinniest to most generous cut of the cloth in the seat and thighs to be :1 ("Slim Fit") ,2 "Regular Fit"3 "Original Fit"4 "Relaxed Fit"I have big seat and thighs (a family trait) for my wait and no "Dunlap Disease" along the belt line. I've determined there is almost a half size difference in the seat and thighs between each of the 4 fit designations for a given waist size. While I'll never get into a "Slim Fit" pair of pants unless going up 2 waist sizes I can wear either a size 38 Original Fit or a 36 Relaxed fit and the seat and thigh room seems to be / is the same for me. I could likely wear a 38 Regular Fit for a cleaner, snugger look as a "dress" jean but the pants would ride lower on my hips, below my natural (belly button) waist.Further, I can get into a 35 waist Relaxed fit for dress purposes, but would not have enough room to ride a horse or motorcycle because the 35's are not loose enough in the crotch for long periods of generally motionless sitting.The whole fit process is trial and error I did not think would be this complicated, but I am used to a business suit a good tailor can work with. Jeans are sewn to be worked in, not tailored, so trial and error seem to be a necessary evil of getting a good fit. Unfortunately , there are not a lot of brick and mortar store that carry EVERY manufacturers FULL line.Bottom line for me is; Get a waist line that works for where you want the pants to ride on your hips, and a length to work with your purpose (cowboy boots wearing or horse or motorcycle riding need 1 -2" longer inseam). Then if you have a scrawny lower body order Slim and Regular and send one of them back. Muscular lower body, order Regular and Orginal and send one back. Soft lower body and genetically "built for comfort not speed" (like mine) order Original and Relaxed fit and send one of them back.

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