RustlerMen's Classic Relaxed Fit Jean

Great quality, very soft, and for Great. I've always had a hard time with Levi's, they just fit right. With these Rustler, they fit perfect, and come with a great price.

I was in need of a new pair of black jeans and had read raving reviews of these Rustlers online and in magazine articles, so I thought I’d check them out. According to research, these Rustlers’ made by Wrangler are the top selling jeans at Walmart! And they were on sale, with Amazon matching Walmart’s sale price. They’re sturdy and comfortable and come prewashed, so they are extra soft next to your skin. They come in a wide multitude of sizes and lengths. More than most other name brands! It was a snap to find size and length that was right for me, and the compliments I get when wearing them make me know that I made a good choice going giving Rustlers a shot. They are some of the most comfortable jeans I’ve worn. Basic black, soft & comfy, easy to dress up or down, a price you can’t beat. What’s not to love? If you’re looking for a nice, new pair of black jeans, don’t count Rustlers out! They just might surprise you…

Really nothing to complain about, it’s true to my waist size and length. It does feel like a lighter weight denim compared to other jeans but it wears well. For the money, I highly recommend. It’s a great value.

Not being a clothes horse or brand snob, I have always liked the fit and cut of Route 66 jeans, which are no longer being made (from my research). I wear through jeans fairly quickly and do not like spending big bucks. I took a chance with these and am quite pleased. The fit, comfort and style was just what I wanted. I am 5'10", weigh 215 pounds, my waste is 35". These are my new brand of jeans. Took a chance with one pair and went back to purchase several more.

Good keans for the money. A little baggy in the crouch, I went down a size in length (36 inseam down to 34) and they fit fine. Got tired of paying $50 for a pair of jeans that didn't last. I could by 3 pair of these.

fair warning, these jeans are not for "the looks" as they might say.I would say these are the perfect landscaping jeans, durable, but also a little bit baggy so you can move around in them comfortably. they are also "broken in" compared to other jeans that might be more rugged or stiff when you receive them.I am tempted to call them grandpa jeans because by that age you just want comfort and these are comfortable. I would also say these run a bit long as well as wide( for thick legs)I knew what I would be buying and I wear these for landscaping.

Good quality and good price. No stretch whatsoever. Too small in waist and hips, and too long. Can't wear. Will give as gift to relative.

Bought 2 pair for my grandson, his Levi's say 32x30, and inches are inches, right?He really likes the waist fit and the style/feel/quality of these, but they're too long by far. Measured the inseam at 31" not 30". But not sure why they're so different as i haven't measured his Levi's yet.He's 16, about 5'5, about 145#. Size needed, according to how these fit, is not an option. Going to see if I can find a seamstress to shorten these rather than pay $80 a pair for Levis. Can't afford them in this economy!!I'd say if you're a pretty standard size, these are quality jeans. Same double stitching as Levi's, only there is bar tacking instead of rivets. And if you've ever put on a pair of Levi's fresh out of the dryer, you've had burns from the rivets in sensitive places! 😬