Customer Reviews Wrangler Original Fit Cowboy Cut Jeans

I wear a 36 waist and they are way to tight so I bought a 38 and they are way to big.

I am 68 years old and have been wearing Wrangler 13MWZ's since 1968. The quality control has gotten real bad over the years. No 2 pairs are the same size. Recently the size cutting has gotten smaller and now the pockets are way too shallow. This is the Jean that made Wrangler. I know ya'll want to make money but you still need to think about the customers that made you what you are today. This isn't the same jeans that Jim Shoulders designed for you. I will shut up but could go on.

The quality of Wrangler jeans were unsurpassed but not anymore. The craftsmanship is lacking. The pockets are smaller and the weight of the denim material is less. I vote for a competitive brand

I WILL BE RETURNING, MY HUSBAND IS 6'4 AND NORMALLY WEARS REGULAR FIT BUT CAN NOT FINDIN HIS SIZE . AT EVERY STORE I SHOP THEY DON'T CARRY THEM. PLEASE PUT THIS SIZE IN MORE STORES 40" 34" .THANK YOU!

Overall great Jean just made small.

I thought it would be not so loose at thight.

If you're a man that is stockily built - get a different style jean. The original fit cowboy cut is definitely a skinny man's jeans.

Good quality material just too baggy everywhere but in the waiste and they were supposed to be slim cut.

I've been wearing these for as long as I can remember. Now I can't find them in my size. Anyone know where to get 35 38?

Finding jeans long enough is a difficult task, once found, having to choose between a waist size that is too big and one that is too small is not ideal - why won't wrangler make a 35 waist in the only jeans that they make long enough? And why aren't there more styles available in 42+ lengths?!

Shrinks by about 1-1.5 inch in the length after washing. A note mentioning this along with shrinkage in the waist would have been helpful. As it is, I can't return this now and am disappointed.

Needing in slim fit 34 Waist 40 Lenght

I have 5 pair of 13 mwp and they all fit different. The quality control needs to be stepped up.

I've been buying Wrangler 13MWZ original fit cowboy cut jeans for many years and have always been able to buy a pair of 36x34 and have a perfect fit, but no more. The last 2 pair I purchased were obviously cut on a slim model, rather than the original fit. I can barely button them, and I mean barely. But the same model/size jeans I bought 6 months ago and one year ago fit and button fine. This shows that Wrangler's quality control has gone down hill seriously. Very disappointing. Maybe they're doing what Levis did some years ago, meaning fit/size their jeans more for women, which caused men to stop buying Levis.

color is strange-the inside of pants is what I expected and the zippers are real hard to zip

My son and both are big guys and it is getting harder and harder to find clothes that fit us properly. Both of us love wranglers but you have tall sizes that do not fit us around the middle or you have the ones that fit the middle but are not long enough. This applies to both the regular cowboy cut jeans and the Riatta line.

Very good material. Size not as advertised. Don't know what to do with 2 pair of these.

Fit is too tight for the waist size ordered. I have the same jean from three years ago that still fit.

they sent me 2 pairs where the side seem ran more up the center than the side. sizes are very different depending on style. 36 length should be 36 length know matter the style. My jeans should never have been put up for sale. No quality control..............

I just received my jeans. I ordered the antique wash. On the website it looks great more lighter blue. I get my jeans and the color is much darker then what is shown on the site. I try them on and 1) legs are sort of baggie 2) I have no booty..lol why does wrangler jeans always make one look like they have a flat booty? So not sure if I should try another color like go even lighter and see if I can find a different cut. I got the "original" fit.

They look good, feel great, and the price is just right!

I ordered the same original cut in black and pre-washed denim. The pre-washed denim fit perfectly in waist and length. The back was a bit looser fit at waist and too long in the legs. Also, the bottoms of the black pair were "blowsy" at the bottom.

Over the years I have bought Wranglers expecting the fit to be on the tighter side. As a kid something stood out to me when I looked at the label on the jeans and saw that cowboy roping the calf in his Wranglers. I was disappointed when I received my latest order and when I tried on the jeans they were so baggy. I am returning them and sticking to the used pairs I have. If baggy is what you want by all means these jeans are for you, Wrangler is still the best. Im just sad that it seems they redesigned the jeans since I bought my last round in 2010.

The 13MWZ has been my jean of choice for over 30 years and have never had a complaint with them but the recent purchases of them has revealed what may be a manufacturing defect. I have always sent my jeans to the laundry to be starched and ironed with most pairs lasting several years. Recently, I have had several newer pairs come back from my old reliable laundry with rivets pulled out of the back pockets, sometimes one but often all four rivets. My laundry says that they have not changed the method by which they are washed, starched and ironed, therefore I must assume it is something in the rivet or the material which has changed. At least one of my friends has also mentioned this problem on newer 13MWZ. Recently, several pairs of 20X(22) have been purchased by me with not problems so far.

I recently switched back to Wranglers and while they fit great while I'm standing but when I bend over plumbers crack happens, I dont know if this is because of the style I got or if this is a problem with all styles. Also, on one of the pairs I got 2 months ago the fabric gave way around one of the rivets of one of the back pockets.