These “Member’s Mark” jeans have decidedly changed in the last year, and the fit has changed. These no longer have the 2x3 inch leather patch on the back and have a different label sewn inside the waist - not that either of those affect the fit. I bought 2 pair online of exactly the same waist/length as a pairs from last year and previous years and the new pairs are smaller and don’t fit. I’ll return and try a larger size, but want other customers to be aware of this change in sizing. Not cool, Sam’s.

These jeans are not for seniors. This style is cut short through the crotch. Please bring back the Member Mark brand relax fit jean for those of us that require extra seat room and to provide comfort while wearing your product. Purchased these jeans at a local Sam's Club and will be returning.

My husband loved the forerunner of these pants that he bought in the past years. They were durable for a guy who works outside and comfortable. When I bought this to replace the ones he has worn out, they turned out to be a lot lighter in weight. How they will wear will be determining factor on whether we buy more or look for a different brand.

I've purchased two of these pants 5 months apart. Within 6 months each tore at the inseam. One of them also tore at the corner of the pocket. While cheap and comfortable, the stretch material is very weak and tears at the stitching points. Not recommended.

My last pair ripped along seam of my butt. Hoping it was maybe just one defective pair, I bought another pair and they are probably 2-3 months old and they ripped in the exact same place. Otherwise, I like the jeans, they fits well, are comfortable too, but the quality just isn't there. No fun having your underwear showing while at work LOL (and I have an office/desk job so I'm not really abusing the jeans).

I have worn Member's Mark Jeans for probably over 15 years, and they were fantastic. Good quality fabric, good fit, choice between blue and "stone washed", and even had two side-by-side belt loops in the very back which at first I thought was just a novelty but turned out to be rather useful. Now they only have these "stretchy" jeans that are a much thinner fabric, don't fit as well (the waist, or top of the jeans don't come up as high as the older jeans), and they just don't feel like jeans that would be worn to do any sort of work in. Very disappointing, and I will likely need to find a new source.

My husband was disappointed you change the jeans. The old jeans that were non-stretch were always a bit baggy and didn’t fit well. He was very hesitant when I picked up a pair of these After griping a little bit, he admitted that they are very comfortable The only issue is the pockets are not very deep He says many men carry phones, wallets or keys in their front pockets and that’s a problem

These jeans seem to be well-made and sturdy. My only issue is that the rise is shorter than that of name-brand jeans. They weren't advertised as low-rise and I don't think they are. They are somewhere between mid-rise and low-rise. Just a little uncomfortable.

I purchased this product previously and it was much more comfortable. It was made in Mexico then. The new product is made in Bangladesh. The jeans are probably made using less material. They are too tight and feel shorter from crotch to belt loop. I am sure the less material suggestion is correct since the previous jeans made in Mexico have seven belt loops and these new jeans have five belt loops. Please bring back the original jeans even if you have to charge more for extra material.

I bought 2 pairs of these jeans for my son in size 40x30. He work in a job where he needs to bend over or stoop to move things. The first time he stooped over wearing jeans they shredded up the back seam. It was embarrassing for him to have this happen at work. I needed to take him a replacement pair of pants so he could finish the workday. The 2nd pair started to shred up the back the same way. They are both on my discard pile -- not even worth donating. Clearly, these jeans are made of low-quality synthetic material, not the 98% cotton that is claimed on the label. I have never seen genuine cotton shred like cheap polyester. If you need something durable, skip these jeans and buy a better quality pair that is a name brand.