Dickies Men's 13 Inch Relaxed Fit Stretch Twill Cargo Short

Great fit and long inseam. Just like any material of this type it doesn’t give much- so it’s usually 1-2 sizes too small. Thick material, quality stitching, nice sized extra pockets and a good color to hide anything from work

High quality and true to size.

Not as baggy as the older dickies, length is the same as original, some people say that the sizing is off, but for me as an owner of at least 10 pairs of dickies, stick to your size. the only down side is the button vs the old steel tab hook design, I don't know what its called. But over all the fabric is nicer and still very tough (not like a new pair of dickies that feels like sandpaper). extra pockets are a very nice addition, you still get the cell phone pocket. Highly recommend.

Not bad shorts, the pocket material is a bit rough. I wear Boxers so no big deal but if you wear briefs then maybe some chaffing. The zipper, boy is it short! its useable but the shortest zipper you'll ever use, its 5" long compared to my beloved wrangler cargo shorts 9" long zipper. Love the cell phone pocket, phone does not bang my leg when walking. Fits perfectly. Overall workmanship not equal to my wrangler cargo shorts which cost less when I bought them but should be good for a couple of years.

Awesome fit for work, I bout 3 different colors . Wash with anything very light weight for summer time

Clothing considerations change when you start to carry concealed. My usual belt clip cell phone clip and hip pocket wallet carry interfered with my desired holster location. Dickies cargo pocket work pants solved the problem for my long pant needs and when I needed shorts, sure enough, they offered the same fabric and pocket designs in shorts, so the purchase was a no-brainer. My wallet goes in the left-side cargo pocket, and there is a nicely sized pocket for the cell phone on my right leg. As with the pants, the belt loops easily accommodate a quality 1.5-inch leather gun belt and identical design means I can switch seamlessly between long pants and shorts, even the belt loop locations are the same making holster positioning a breeze. They look good, are easy to care for, and well-made.

I have owned three pairs of these shorts in three colors--desert sand, navy, and charcoal--for two years.Pros: They look good and are long enough to cover my legs down to midpoint on my knees. Very durable. Have not ripped or torn at all. These have retained a fairly crisp look after a lot of wear. Can fit lots of stuff in pockets.Cons: Fabric feels like cardboard at first--takes a long time to break in. Front pockets are shallow and fly is not very tall.I am 6 foot 3 and I was about 195 to 200 pounds when I bought these shorts. A size 34 worked for me but it was fairly tight. I have gained about 10 pounds, so I am going to go up to size 36, which is my normal size for dress pants.

Seems to be made well but pocket openings are too vertical for my taste and length is very long. I have a 36" inseam and these cover my knees when standing. Good to keep the sun off the legs when sitting I guess but I feel I should've returned them.