Men’s Rad Chefs Print Cargo Chef Pant (XS-3X)

I bought these pants for my son who has worked as a cook for several years. He says they are very comfortable, practical in design, and look good. There’s really no negatives (except I wish they were less expensive, but still worth the price), so I will list all the positives:Extremely comfortable in terms of fit, style, and fabric.They are 100% cotton, which is very hard to find. Nice weight and soft fabric. My son said most chef pants are polyester, which is very uncomfortable in the kitchen.Wide covered waistband and added string to tighten. The elastic band is wide and they fit/ stay up without the string, but it’s a good heavy string if needed.Accurate sizing. My son has the Medium, and they fit perfectly. He wears a size 34 waist and 32 length. Not overly baggy, more of a relaxed fit style. They fit like regular pants, not like shapeless pajama pants.6 Pockets!!! Deep side pockets (things won’t fall out), 2 back pockets with Velcro, and 2 front cargo pockets (1 has a full Velcro flap and the other has a center Velcro flap, which leaves top openings on both sides of the flap for standing things like pens or thermometers). The Velcro is heavy duty and well-stitched. My son says pockets are very important for kitchen pants.Vibrant colors and great design. He likes colorful chef pants but didn’t want to be covered in donuts or lemons, so these were a great find. We also bought pants with fish on them from the same company and he has gotten compliments on both designs. This design (with the skulls) is the cargo style with extra pockets and slightly wider leg, whereas the other style is traditional with 4 pockets.This cargo style has a full zippered fly. The regular style has no front opening. ( I'm not sure about all the styles, but the ones we bought with a blue fish pattern have a solid front.)They have not faded or shrunk ( - they’ve been washed, dried, and ironed 4 times so far and still look new). About ironing: They are all cotton, so they wrinkle somewhat. They don’t need ironing if you take them out of the dryer half way through and hang them, but if they finish drying and sit in the dryer pile, they will get wrinkles (although still acceptable to wear). That’s the trade-off to comfortable cotton.The tag shows made in The Dominican Republic. I always look at where things are made, and wish we could bring back clothing manufacturing and the American Garment Union. (Am I the only person who remembers the “Look for the Union Label” song and commercial of the 70s?) It seems impossible to find products made in the US, so I can’t rate this a positive or negative.We will definitely look for more designs by this company. They are quality pants that look and feel great.

I purchased these for my son who is a chef. He loves them. They fit just right and are "really cool" looking. He has gotten quite a few compliments on them.

Bought them for my husband, first XL and then exchanged for a L (typically wears 38x32) had to return both; they were well constructed but the fit was odd for him, way too baggy so ended up just buying some Dickies work pants instead. Wished they would have worked, the print was cool.

The hubby loves these pants! Theyre roomy and very comfortable.

It’s very nice but it too large

I love all the deep pockets. Not to mention cargo pockets as well.

It is a gift for my husband. He said it is very comforable. Thanks