Great jeans for a great price for my husband to wear for outdoor roofing and other type jobs! They fit well. The straight leg is good but a slimmer “cut” down the lower leg and a smaller ankle would make these perfect! However, great for the price and if they get messed up it's not like he ruined a $50 pair of jeans!

Needed some new pants for work that can be both comfortable and breathable. Came across these Men's Straight Fit Premium Stretch Denim and decided to give them a try. I’ve had these pants for a while now and I can say that they are durable and good quality. I like that the pants can stretch without losing its original shape.

I four pairs of these jeans in November, then another pair four months later, in March. Despite being the same size, for some reason the pair I purchased most recently were noticeably smaller in the waist - like a couple of inches smaller. And since I’ve actually lost weight over the past few months, I know that’s not the reason, lol.

Bought out usually sizes for my partner and I. Had to return them both and go one size larger as they are smaller than the same size I bought 6 to 8 months ago. There were on sale, which is good because I have to pay $13 to get my partners shortened to 27” inseam. Usually he wears 32” waist, but I had to get 34” in these, and they only had 34” length in stock, so the seamstress cut off nearly 7”. But, the stretching is great for being able to bend and squat down. They are not too heavy and not too lightweight material. I actually just bought more because I saw them on sale again, and am wearing them now!

Overall very happy with purchase. I wear between 36-38 depending upon the brand. Purchased both sizes and the 36 were a better fit. They don’t pinch in the wrong places when I squat. PROS Price, stretch in waist and flexibility when squatting, CONS Don’t breathe as well as other brands I’ve purchased in the past probably due to the spandex. Dye bled onto my white shoes.

These denim jeans are very comfortable and I have purchased many of them in all colors, I really enjoyed the earlier versions that had 7 belt loops, however all guys may not care about how many belt loops most jeans have but I really like 7 belt loops instead of 5, so the earlier versions had 7 loops instead of the ones that are being sold now with only 5 loops, a 7 loop around the waist prevents gaps when wearing shirts tucked inside of the waist, I don't know why the change was made to the new style but some guys don't really care about neatness like I do.

The black jeans have a horrible smell from the dye. There’s a tag that warns of this, but washing doesn’t get the smell out. We’ve had these jeans for 4 weeks and have tried washing with detergent, scent beads, vinegar, baking soda, and oxi clean. We’ve also left the pants in the sun for 5 days! The horrid dye smell is still strong.

I live in jeans and they are ususally Members Mark from Sams. I need to replace several pairs and have been shopping for over 6 months, but they never seem to be in stock. Finally got an alert that they were available online and ordered 3 pairs. They came and look great. Tried on a pair and wore them and I really dislike them. This new stretch material is just not for me. I hate it. I absolutely loved the orginal regular cotton jeans, but I guess Sams Club has to jump on the band wagon since this new stretch crap is all the rage. Hope this trend ends soon so we can get back to the time tested jean material that seemed to work just fine for 100 years.

A decent jean for work use. They are comfortable due to the stretch fit material. I buy them for work because they are inexpensive and decent fitting and I'm not out a lot of money if i damage them. They dont last really long though the material is thinner than Levis and I have ripped out two pair in the seat after only about 6 months. If they were more durable i would have given them a higher rating. The only other issue i have discovered with them is that after only a few washes the waistband rolls over which isnt a big deal but it seems strange and if you want to fix it you have to iron them.

I've been wearing MM Jeans for years and maybe they have changed w/o my knowledge. These were so tight around my legs that I felt like I was wearing my daughters skinny jeans or yoga pants. They kept riding up my calf and I am constantly pulling down at the bottom of the pant.