I've had a pair of these for about a year now and have worn them fairly lightly and washed them maybe once a week. They've already started tearing around the crotch and back pockets. They're cheap but if they only last a year then you're better off buying a high quality brand that'll last longer.

The waist fabric has no support and curls up with each wash. The pants don't have enough belt loops (only 1 in the back). All that causes the pants to wrap underneath the belt and bunch up weird around the waist. I happen to wear longer, no-tuck shirts, but it would be unsightly otherwise. I'm a bit heavier and the fit around the hips and waist isn't that comfortable, and I always feel the need to pull up my pants because they don't sit right.

Much better than Kirkland denim, which feels too stretchy and cheap. These feel like real denim and are at an excellent price point, doubly so when on sale. Just wash them on their own for the first 3-5 washes because they will stain other clothes. Highly recommended

These jeans are comfortable but not as durable as their predecessor. Additionally, I like the fact that the cotton blend jeans had two belt loops in the back. They also seemed to fit better in the hips than the stretch denim does. Why can't we have multiple choices when it comes to these jeans? Offer both and let the buyer choose!

I ordered 2 pair last month and I ordered on the larger side based on reviews that said they run small. They do. The legs and waist are small and more problematic is that he crotch has almost no space at all. If these were women's jeans they would be called "Hip huggers." The top of the pant wasn't even close to my waist line. Very uncomfortable.

These are comfortable jeans. They fit as they should and stretch enough so that when I squat, the pants work with me. They are a great deal. I have been wearing this brand of jeans for years, and I am still very pleased with the fit and their function.

These jeans only have 5 belt loops verses the traditional 7 belt loops for men's jeans. The fabric is thin and stretchy (good for yoga I guess). They're somewhat of a "low-rider" jean. Not suitable for work jeans like the old Members Mark jeans (best I've ever owned).

The blue dye of these jeans is awful. Gets all over everything, even when dry. On seats, other clothes hands. They have been washed several times. Turned my whole dryer blue. Got dirt on my pants and wiped it with a paper towel and the towel turned blue. Definitely avoid.

I know it is part of current fashion, but I don't like the way they fit. Apparently because they are stretchy, they are also undersized, so they fit tighter (think Laura Petrie's capris). These jeans also feature shallower pockets like my sweet wife's jeans. Wear them around home to get use out of them, just don't wear them in public.

We have been purchasing these jeans for years. Only brand my husband likes.