Customer Reviews Wrangler Retro Slim Straight in Merriam

Description says 'slim' fit, but they are not slim, but are baggy and loose. The waist and length fit fine, just baggy down the leg.

Had these jeans for around eight months and I noticed a rip by the back pocket. I noticed other similar comments. They fit great and are pricey so I didn't expect this.

I wasn't happy with how much dye was left in jeans washed them and they turned all my cloths blue.

I'd love to be confident enough in the quality of this jean to purchase it again. I've had pairs with amazing quality, and pairs that have ripped the second time wearing them, without stressing them. That being said, I love the style and fit. But cannot justify spending over $50 for jeans that do not stand the test of time. It's disappointing, I'd love to love these jeans but quality definitely takes priority over style.

Not the same fit as previous purchases. Color was darker than expected.

Love the look, feel, fit, I've owned 5 pair. Every pair tore out at the pockets eventually. If you buy these super tight in the waist and seat, they will could leave your backside out in public at an inopportune time. Wear stylish drawers! Luckily, I got a satisfactory amount of wear out of most of the 5, though a couple just blew out straight away. These are for show, not for go...you need to work, get MWZ's. Low waist is very nice. I'll order more, but try hard not to gain weight!

Ive had several pairs of the slim straight retro jeans and all have been cut like a slim fit jean. The newest ones though are the same style and color but the new jeans are more of a relaxed slim cut. I had to reorder because the inseam was also not the same as previous pairs so now I'm stuck with jeans that aren't cut correctly but also two pairs that are too short. Dont understand why this is an issue for jean manufacturers.

It's the only Jean I'll wear. ButI've returned 2 pairs for ripping near the pocket on the butt. I have no butt, so it's a quality issue. Yet, I love them so much, I keep buying them. I guess I'm the dumb one.

Inconsistent size just between orders/colors

Ordered 2 pairs of the same size and style wrangler retro jeans. One pair fir fine the other did not fit over my boots right. When I compared the boot openings of the 2 pairs of jeans, the problem was quite apparent. One pair was an inch narrower than the other at the boot opening. This indicates a manufacturing quality issue or poor inspection process.

I drive trucks and do construction work. The flared pant leg, low rise and the stretch waist band is what I prefer in jeans. However, I have 5 pairs of this style jean (from you guys) and the denim is to light. I need a heavier material. I blow through the knees within a month. If you could combine the flare, stretch waist and low rise with a heavier weight denim in multiple colors I would replace all my jeans with that product. Until then, I'll keep searching. Rick

I wear these every day at the office, wouldn't recommend these if you do manual labor. I've purchased at least 6 pairs of these and every pair fits differently. As much as these jeans costs it blows my mind that quality control seems nonexistent. After 6 months they start developing holes at the corners of the back pockets.

This is definitely my favorite pair of Jeans, but the quality has always been bad on these. In 2-4 months these jeans tear by my pockets, even with little to moderate use. Definitely not a pair of work jeans but a pair of town jeans that will last 2-4 months. I would recommend if you want to buy a new pair every few months, otherwise I would say definitely not.

These run a size bigger and they are darker than they appear

I purchased these pants to wear for my job as a middle grade school teacher. They are perfect for my outfit as I was aiming for something between everyday and formal. The are cut and sewed like jeans and fit more like jeans than formal pants, but they are, by far, the most comfortable pants I have ever worn. Unfortunately I took a tumble on blacktop today during recess, and tore a hole in one pair. I came back on the site thinking of ordering more, and I'm sure the price has gone up quite a bit since last summer. Also, I had originally bought black and acorn colors. I was planning to buy another acorn sometime, but it looks like that is no longer an option. Fawn is too light for me. The real ideal color would be a nice medium gray. Wrangler, you've got a nice pair of pants here... ...offering them in only 2 colors is pointless (read the reviews, other people are begging for gray) ...offering them in only one fit is pathetic ...not to mention that they're overpriced Will I buy more? Maybe...but in the meantime I'll have my eyes open for other options.

These jeans run tight I'm a solid 38 on or makes of jeans these were very tight in the waist and also a bit baggy for a slim fit

Probably the best fitting jeans I own but they frayed at the hem after a couple washes. Should not do that for the price.

Jeans fit and look great. A pocket rivet fell off after the first washing. That shouldn't happen for the price

I've got 3 pairs of Retro slim fit jeans. They fit great. The Jacksboro, unfortunately, is baggy in the waist and thighs. It fits like standard cowboy cut jeans. I also tried a hot wash and dry, but they are still baggy. The cut is just wrong.

I have other retro slim fit straight Wrangler jeans that are a great fit. I ordered this pair because I wanted a lighter color. These are no way the sale fit. The waist is not to size and the thighs are not slim, but are more like a standard fit. Wrangler missized these. I hoped a hot wash and dryer would help but it does not.

I've had about 9 pairs of these jeans in the last 3 years. Im tall and skinny and they fit me to a T. It never fails, after about 6 months, they inevitably rip on the back middle seam at the butt...every, single, pair. I wear them for work, but I'm a Project Manager, I don't exactly put them through the ringer.

I returned the product because although the jeans were marked as the correct size, they were too large.

The front pockets are so small I can barely get my hands in. Not the quality I expect from Wrangler

Needs to be slimmer in the thighs and butt area.

Wrangler QC is all over the place. Getting the right fit is a crapshoot because sizing is inconsistent. I bought this exact same jean a year ago, a 34 waist, and fit was perfect, no baggy thighs and seat. The pair I just bought is a 33 and thigh and seat has excess material.