Ive been buying these for work pants. The oldest ones still look good and haven't shrunk at all. I buy a size smaller as the fit is loose. It's like losing 2 inches on my waistline without having to diet 🙃

Jeans look nice, fit is good, quality is poor. The jeans split not at the seam but right next to seam down the inner thigh. These jeans are not made to work in. For the money they are fine but not to do manual labor.

Length is shorter than stated. I’ve always gotten the same size jeans. These seemed like the were one size shorter than stated. I returned them. You might have a different experience.

I purchased four pairs of jeans and they don’t fit right my husband opened two pairs of jeans to try but I have two pair still in the wrappers. Can I return them?

This is probably the fourth or fifth time I have purchased Member's Mark denim jeans. That in it's self should tell you what I think of these jeans and the price you can not beet.

Sizing changed, bought the 34" waist size last year for my husband. They didn't stretch too much and they wore well, so I decided to order more. Ordered same size last month and the waist was too big.

These are extremely well made, and much better than I expected for the price. My only negative issue is that I had to return them because they were much too tight at my regular normal size, but the next size up was perfect.

I found the stretch jeans very comfortable for everyday use. They felt comfortable the minute I put them on. I would definitely buy again. I have laundered the jeans many times and find them still very comfortable and hold there color very well.

The Wrangler look alike did look alike but did not seem the same quality and did not fit as well as the real thing. On the other hand the price was very good. Can't use them the same way but they will serve as rough work pants.

I bought two pair one black and one denim blue. The black pair was not fit to size. It was too small. The blue pair fit well so I had to bring the black pair back because there’s no way of trying the pants on before you buy them.