Wrangler Men's Texas Jeans

I have just washed these on a denim wash. The first time they were covered in what looked like rust? I thought something had been left in the pocket so I repeated the wash 3 times now to remove the stain that I realised was coming from the wrangler label. I purchased 2 pairs of these jeans and both pairs have the same problem. My partner has wore this brand of jeans all his life.... he is 56 now. He has never had this problem before? I am not happy with this purchase as he will not wear them as they look awful. We missed the deadline in returning this item as we were on holiday. I would not recommend anyone buying this product! I may as well have thrown my money in the bin

If like me you find that most jeans (and chinos) seem to be made for skinny younger people, these jeans may be for you. As someone of mature years and a slightly plumper figure than I once had, these jeans work really well. I have already bought a second pair and may well go for a third in another colour.They fit perfectly around the waist (around my beer gut, not below it!) - and the polyester/elastic in the material keeps them there! They look good and indeed are quite flattering - both colour and fit. Despite being 15% polyester (which gives them their stretch and fit) the material is good quality, very comfortable and looks and feels exactly like denim. They are smart enough to wear to a business meeting in London and laidback enough to play in a rock band (I have done both in the past week).And finally, the size (38/30) - whilst a popular size with the many men like me with legs that are shorter than their guts - is rarely available. Well done Wrangler!

This is my 1st time writing a negative review on Amazon, I have been buying Wrangler Texas jeans for 25 years or so, hence; I'm familiar with the actual material, design and product quality. This was my 2nd pair of Jeans ordered the 1st were completely the wrong Jeans ordered, the 2nd these particular ones although well made and a little tight are not Item model number W12105009 as advertised. The label said they were a particular Item Number which they clearly are not (because I have a pair the same). Bottom line, there appears now to be two strands of Texas Wrangler Jeans a cheap one and the authentic one. And you would get the cheap version as good for £10 in a supermarket.

I’m sure this product is genuine however the quality really didn’t seem up to normal standard. The denim is really thin, rough edges and the stitching just doesn’t seem to compare with my other Wranglers.I think these jeans have been purposely made for Amazon style retail in the same way companies have started making products for discount stores as opposed to getting rid of high street stock.If you want a real pair of jeans close to this price I’d stick to an actual store around sales time.Returned after trying them on.

I spent a day wandering around shops, tried various jeans that purported to be a waist size of 34" and they were mostly too small or the inner leg length longer than labelled!Against my wife's wishes I bought these online, via Amazon, and found the 34 waist/30 leg to be spot on for size. Not trusting these would shrink marginally during washing (untried yet) I was amazed they are also available as a 35" waist. Normally I find a 2" gap between sizes. I'm very happy with both the 34 & 35" fit so I'm keeping both pairs.Perfectly described size.The quality of both pairs is excellent. I hate the current fashion trend of stone washing to make jeans look as if they've been worn, this often results in artifical railway line effects of wear running down each leg. I thought jeans naturally wear around the knees on most occasions!These are dark blue and I intend to do my own 'fashion' wear marks that will become a natural look over time. Meanwhile nothing is pulling apart, well stitched and looks good to boot!

Used to buy Levis...and still no problem with buying them....worn each pair for years..then thought I'd try buying a cheap pair of jeans..within only months they started to wear at the pockets etc...black faded to grey.....my years old Levis looked brand new in comparison! Which brings me on to wrangler.....it was a choice of Levis or wrangler...what I was lookingfor in fit well wrangler specs just came up better..they're stretchy which is something I overlooked in the description..love the fit...& expect them to last as long as Levi...lets put it this way...I'm still wearing a Wrangler belt every day since I bought it 22 years ago! Lesson here..don't go cheap...false economy.

My favourite pair of jeans are now over 10 years old and I could not find the same make (Wrangler Texas) in shops, so I ordered these online. Very pleased to find they are almost identical to the old pair and fit perfectly, the only difference being that the old ones were made in Hungary and these in Bangladesh, but they are the same in every measurement. Good to see Wrangler have not messed with the design. Material is not thin at all, maybe not as tough as the cardboard stiff Levis I used to buy 40 years ago, but they were workwear and had to deal with a lot of abuse. if you are wanting jeans to wear while bricklaying or hauling bales of hay around you might need to look elsewhere, but as comfortable 'fashion' jeans for wearing down the pub etc, these Wranglers are great.

I still have 3 pairs of well worn Wranglers at home, all of them are size 32Wx32L all of them are Texas Stretch Straight.Two were made in Turkey (bought 2011) and One was made in Bangladesh (bought 2013).Until today, I have always bought my jeans from the high street shops and always in size 32 Regular or 32Wx32L.The jeans I have received today are also size 32Wx32L. They were made in Mauritius.The quality of the jeans seems to be quite good, but maybe not as stretchy as my previous jeans, but I suspect they will loosen a bit once washed.The waist is pretty much the same as beforeThe length of the legs is 2 inches too long compared to my previous Wranglers Texas Stretch 32Wx32L (the photos are showing my old jeans and new jeans on top of each other, the old jeans are the discoloured ones).