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Mens Loose Fit Jeans
Hang loose or cut loose, the choice is yours! Whatever you're up to, these cool, comfortable jeans, available in the year's best washes, are up for the ride.
mens loose fit jeans - reviews
his loose fit jeans. we have one small issue and that is in the mens loose jeans I ordered 3 pair 36 x 36 and I received one pair 34 x 34 - I threw away the order form thinking that they were all the same size. I need to send back the pair of 34x34 and exchange them for 36x36.
Perfect!I don't lift weights a much, but I am into athletic activities. I am tall and skinny, 6'3" and 200 pounds and wear a 32x36. My thighs are slightly muscular. That said, with the weird "skinny" jean craze, every pair of loose ... have bought are SKIN TIGHT but two!!. The best I found, "before now" that I could breath in was Banana Republics loose jean. Even they are a bit to snug. I didn't really need anymore ... but gave these a try during a sale. All I can say is WOW! They are loose but not baggy. When I sit down, they legs remain slightly loose in the thighs! 36" is spot on for my long legs to. Something else, is I have a flat butt LOL! These are low rise but NOT super low like some. There just low enough that it actually makes me look like I have a butt :) Sooo, a loose, comfortable jean that DOESN'T SAG in the butt!!!! Absolutely Perfect!!!
tight crotchI'm a small guy and these ... only ... around the legs. Too tight in the crotch area, no mention of low cut. Figured ... would mean ... everywhere, but it's not. Stop making ... look like girl's ... Some of us ... have things in the way. Make it ... down there! I feel so [*] wearing these ...
Not For The Atheltic Build! What Happened To The Extra Loose Cut?I purchased this loose fit cut jean because Old Navy ended the Extra Loose style jean they use to produce. This was my first time purchasing a pair of ... 3 years and Old Navy has always been my jean maker of choice. However, I like the Extra Loose Cut style jean Old Navy used to make. I have a very athetic build. I am 6'5' small waist, very muscular thighs and a large rear end. I tried the Loose Cut jean because Old Navy did away with the Extra Loose cut. To me this is basically the same style as their boot cut jean. I really can't see a difference. They are okay for maybe work if you work in a dress down environment and can wear ... going out if you want a more fitted feel jean with a little room, but if if you are looking for a true relaxed, loose feel jean, this will not be it. Well not for those of you that can relate to my body style. Where is my extra loose cut jean Old Navy, looks like I am going to search for a new brand of jean from a different store.
changingFor the last 16 years I have been buying old navy ... fit ... same size in 3 different cuts.... ... painters, and carpenter... They are great last a long time i wear them for years till holes form from the denim wearing out before seams bust i wear them for every thing every day of my life... last year for Christmas they had a sale bought 12 pairs 4 of each in all different washes none of these ... fit when i attempted to wear them 6 months later.... these are not skinny ... they should quit trying to make them that way do not call it ... if your gonna cut them smaller i have not gained weight so i am stuck with ... cant return or fit exchange 7 brand new with tags on them this makes me stop shopping your stores when every thing i own is old navy from socks to boxers t shirt dress shirts flops... when i buy ... they don't fit like they have in the past i no longer have a reason to shop your store
Good fit that come''s up just a little shortOld Navy jeans have been my preferred brand for the last 8 - 10 years. In some ways, mens' cut jeans have always fit me better than womens', and Old Navy has a good selection. I have a 34" inseam, which works most of the time with jeans labeled as 34", but the last two pair of Old Navy jeans, including the one in this review, have fit great right off the rack, but have drawn up 1/2" to 1" in the inseam after the first washing. Hey, Old Navy - if you're going to used material that will definitely shrink, then design your jeans to be true to their dimensions AFTER a normal wash and dry.I'm old enough (sadly) to remember Levi's Shrink to-Fits, which were huge off the rack, but fit like a glove after the recommended wash and-dry breaking in period. Maybe you can borrow from Levi's playbook and deisgn ... meant to fit right with normal maintenance.
Loose Fit should be called Skinny Leg FitSo the concept of "Loose" used to be a thing Old Navy understood. I do not fancy myself for wearing super tight chick pants. I'd rather have loose pants. Specifically, the old Old Navy Loose Pants. Those were plenty loose. But not anymore. These are loose at the feet, but that's it for looseness. Unless you have skinny legs (I'm talking straight bone) this will feel more like a tighter boot cut with a bit of skinny ... mixed in. I have some fairly athletic thighs, and when I sit down in this... it looks more like spandex than anything... (And I even bought a size bigger due to the recent reviews... to top that, I can fit both my arms in my pants at the waist. Maybe I should have bought 2-3 sizes bigger and sewed the waist back down to my size)... Bottom line, I'm done with Old Navy, until they get rid of the skinny legged tight ... they call loose fit... no reason to shop here.
NOT ... thigh area as previously were made!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY VERY dissappointed with the change in this ... fit style from old navy. We have purchased SEVERAL pairs for many years for our college athlete.. PLEASE contact your manufactuerer and let them know that these ... NO LONGER ... thigh /rise area !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These were the go to ... always... I cannot purchase them any longer. My son loved the old ... fit (2-3 years ago that were made true to size so much that I spent$$$$$ to have them patched. PLEASE listen to your customers it has been 2 years like this now with no improvement! Rate them as regular thighs for anyone who works out in a gym on a regular basis. The waist and rear are fine. PLEASE FIX the thigh area or NO LONGER advertise them as ... fit. I would love to go back and purchase WHAT USED TO BE THE PERFECT JEAN BUT CAN'T UNTIL IT IS FIXED TIGHT THIGHS FOR MUSCULAR LEGS VERY DISSAPPOINTED CONSUMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No ButtDon't buy unless you've had your butt surgically removed. I bought a 48" waist, which seems to be the equivalent of a 50" waist elsewhere, and the waist fits fine. But the back is so short it doesn't even cover my crack, standing completely upright and pulling the ... up as high as they go. All mens pants are too tight in the rear for me, but Old Navy used to have baggy ... were perfect (similar to 560s). But these are tighter in the rear than anything I have ever tried on before.
Dissapointed!My husband always choose ... your store because they have good quality for a reasonable price....we recently found out that you guys no longer make the extra ... jeans....we went ahead and ordered one size bigger than what he usually wears as you guys don't carry size 44 in the stores....he tried on his regular size of 42 ... but the waist is big and the seat area is too tight! When he received the size 44 ... order the waist was HUGE and but the pants were cut very low so when he sat his butt would show! We called your customer service and they said they did not make extra ... anymore. Because of this we are not able to purchase ... your company anymore....people who are heavier but are very thick in the waist area cannot wear your ... especially when they are cut low and they waist is huge!
Not ... These are not ... fit like the ... Old Navy ... used to be. Levi's also did this with their ... fit ... (569's). The old ... fit ... would have 2.5 to 3 inches of room in the lower thigh area, these have zero inches of slack.
Hang loose or cut loose, the choice is yours! Whatever you're up to, these cool, comfortable jeans, available in the year's best washes, are up for the ride.
mens loose fit jeans - reviews
his loose fit jeans. we have one small issue and that is in the mens loose jeans I ordered 3 pair 36 x 36 and I received one pair 34 x 34 - I threw away the order form thinking that they were all the same size. I need to send back the pair of 34x34 and exchange them for 36x36.
Perfect!I don't lift weights a much, but I am into athletic activities. I am tall and skinny, 6'3" and 200 pounds and wear a 32x36. My thighs are slightly muscular. That said, with the weird "skinny" jean craze, every pair of loose ... have bought are SKIN TIGHT but two!!. The best I found, "before now" that I could breath in was Banana Republics loose jean. Even they are a bit to snug. I didn't really need anymore ... but gave these a try during a sale. All I can say is WOW! They are loose but not baggy. When I sit down, they legs remain slightly loose in the thighs! 36" is spot on for my long legs to. Something else, is I have a flat butt LOL! These are low rise but NOT super low like some. There just low enough that it actually makes me look like I have a butt :) Sooo, a loose, comfortable jean that DOESN'T SAG in the butt!!!! Absolutely Perfect!!!
tight crotchI'm a small guy and these ... only ... around the legs. Too tight in the crotch area, no mention of low cut. Figured ... would mean ... everywhere, but it's not. Stop making ... look like girl's ... Some of us ... have things in the way. Make it ... down there! I feel so [*] wearing these ...
Not For The Atheltic Build! What Happened To The Extra Loose Cut?I purchased this loose fit cut jean because Old Navy ended the Extra Loose style jean they use to produce. This was my first time purchasing a pair of ... 3 years and Old Navy has always been my jean maker of choice. However, I like the Extra Loose Cut style jean Old Navy used to make. I have a very athetic build. I am 6'5' small waist, very muscular thighs and a large rear end. I tried the Loose Cut jean because Old Navy did away with the Extra Loose cut. To me this is basically the same style as their boot cut jean. I really can't see a difference. They are okay for maybe work if you work in a dress down environment and can wear ... going out if you want a more fitted feel jean with a little room, but if if you are looking for a true relaxed, loose feel jean, this will not be it. Well not for those of you that can relate to my body style. Where is my extra loose cut jean Old Navy, looks like I am going to search for a new brand of jean from a different store.
changingFor the last 16 years I have been buying old navy ... fit ... same size in 3 different cuts.... ... painters, and carpenter... They are great last a long time i wear them for years till holes form from the denim wearing out before seams bust i wear them for every thing every day of my life... last year for Christmas they had a sale bought 12 pairs 4 of each in all different washes none of these ... fit when i attempted to wear them 6 months later.... these are not skinny ... they should quit trying to make them that way do not call it ... if your gonna cut them smaller i have not gained weight so i am stuck with ... cant return or fit exchange 7 brand new with tags on them this makes me stop shopping your stores when every thing i own is old navy from socks to boxers t shirt dress shirts flops... when i buy ... they don't fit like they have in the past i no longer have a reason to shop your store
Good fit that come''s up just a little shortOld Navy jeans have been my preferred brand for the last 8 - 10 years. In some ways, mens' cut jeans have always fit me better than womens', and Old Navy has a good selection. I have a 34" inseam, which works most of the time with jeans labeled as 34", but the last two pair of Old Navy jeans, including the one in this review, have fit great right off the rack, but have drawn up 1/2" to 1" in the inseam after the first washing. Hey, Old Navy - if you're going to used material that will definitely shrink, then design your jeans to be true to their dimensions AFTER a normal wash and dry.I'm old enough (sadly) to remember Levi's Shrink to-Fits, which were huge off the rack, but fit like a glove after the recommended wash and-dry breaking in period. Maybe you can borrow from Levi's playbook and deisgn ... meant to fit right with normal maintenance.
Loose Fit should be called Skinny Leg FitSo the concept of "Loose" used to be a thing Old Navy understood. I do not fancy myself for wearing super tight chick pants. I'd rather have loose pants. Specifically, the old Old Navy Loose Pants. Those were plenty loose. But not anymore. These are loose at the feet, but that's it for looseness. Unless you have skinny legs (I'm talking straight bone) this will feel more like a tighter boot cut with a bit of skinny ... mixed in. I have some fairly athletic thighs, and when I sit down in this... it looks more like spandex than anything... (And I even bought a size bigger due to the recent reviews... to top that, I can fit both my arms in my pants at the waist. Maybe I should have bought 2-3 sizes bigger and sewed the waist back down to my size)... Bottom line, I'm done with Old Navy, until they get rid of the skinny legged tight ... they call loose fit... no reason to shop here.
NOT ... thigh area as previously were made!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY VERY dissappointed with the change in this ... fit style from old navy. We have purchased SEVERAL pairs for many years for our college athlete.. PLEASE contact your manufactuerer and let them know that these ... NO LONGER ... thigh /rise area !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These were the go to ... always... I cannot purchase them any longer. My son loved the old ... fit (2-3 years ago that were made true to size so much that I spent$$$$$ to have them patched. PLEASE listen to your customers it has been 2 years like this now with no improvement! Rate them as regular thighs for anyone who works out in a gym on a regular basis. The waist and rear are fine. PLEASE FIX the thigh area or NO LONGER advertise them as ... fit. I would love to go back and purchase WHAT USED TO BE THE PERFECT JEAN BUT CAN'T UNTIL IT IS FIXED TIGHT THIGHS FOR MUSCULAR LEGS VERY DISSAPPOINTED CONSUMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No ButtDon't buy unless you've had your butt surgically removed. I bought a 48" waist, which seems to be the equivalent of a 50" waist elsewhere, and the waist fits fine. But the back is so short it doesn't even cover my crack, standing completely upright and pulling the ... up as high as they go. All mens pants are too tight in the rear for me, but Old Navy used to have baggy ... were perfect (similar to 560s). But these are tighter in the rear than anything I have ever tried on before.
Dissapointed!My husband always choose ... your store because they have good quality for a reasonable price....we recently found out that you guys no longer make the extra ... jeans....we went ahead and ordered one size bigger than what he usually wears as you guys don't carry size 44 in the stores....he tried on his regular size of 42 ... but the waist is big and the seat area is too tight! When he received the size 44 ... order the waist was HUGE and but the pants were cut very low so when he sat his butt would show! We called your customer service and they said they did not make extra ... anymore. Because of this we are not able to purchase ... your company anymore....people who are heavier but are very thick in the waist area cannot wear your ... especially when they are cut low and they waist is huge!
Not ... These are not ... fit like the ... Old Navy ... used to be. Levi's also did this with their ... fit ... (569's). The old ... fit ... would have 2.5 to 3 inches of room in the lower thigh area, these have zero inches of slack.
Hang loose or cut loose, the choice is yours! Whatever you're up to, these cool, comfortable jeans, available in the year's best washes, are up for the ride.
mens loose fit jeans - reviews
his loose fit jeans. we have one small issue and that is in the mens loose jeans I ordered 3 pair 36 x 36 and I received one pair 34 x 34 - I threw away the order form thinking that they were all the same size. I need to send back the pair of 34x34 and exchange them for 36x36.
Perfect!I don't lift weights a much, but I am into athletic activities. I am tall and skinny, 6'3" and 200 pounds and wear a 32x36. My thighs are slightly muscular. That said, with the weird "skinny" jean craze, every pair of loose ... have bought are SKIN TIGHT but two!!. The best I found, "before now" that I could breath in was Banana Republics loose jean. Even they are a bit to snug. I didn't really need anymore ... but gave these a try during a sale. All I can say is WOW! They are loose but not baggy. When I sit down, they legs remain slightly loose in the thighs! 36" is spot on for my long legs to. Something else, is I have a flat butt LOL! These are low rise but NOT super low like some. There just low enough that it actually makes me look like I have a butt :) Sooo, a loose, comfortable jean that DOESN'T SAG in the butt!!!! Absolutely Perfect!!!
tight crotchI'm a small guy and these ... only ... around the legs. Too tight in the crotch area, no mention of low cut. Figured ... would mean ... everywhere, but it's not. Stop making ... look like girl's ... Some of us ... have things in the way. Make it ... down there! I feel so [*] wearing these ...
Not For The Atheltic Build! What Happened To The Extra Loose Cut?I purchased this loose fit cut jean because Old Navy ended the Extra Loose style jean they use to produce. This was my first time purchasing a pair of ... 3 years and Old Navy has always been my jean maker of choice. However, I like the Extra Loose Cut style jean Old Navy used to make. I have a very athetic build. I am 6'5' small waist, very muscular thighs and a large rear end. I tried the Loose Cut jean because Old Navy did away with the Extra Loose cut. To me this is basically the same style as their boot cut jean. I really can't see a difference. They are okay for maybe work if you work in a dress down environment and can wear ... going out if you want a more fitted feel jean with a little room, but if if you are looking for a true relaxed, loose feel jean, this will not be it. Well not for those of you that can relate to my body style. Where is my extra loose cut jean Old Navy, looks like I am going to search for a new brand of jean from a different store.
changingFor the last 16 years I have been buying old navy ... fit ... same size in 3 different cuts.... ... painters, and carpenter... They are great last a long time i wear them for years till holes form from the denim wearing out before seams bust i wear them for every thing every day of my life... last year for Christmas they had a sale bought 12 pairs 4 of each in all different washes none of these ... fit when i attempted to wear them 6 months later.... these are not skinny ... they should quit trying to make them that way do not call it ... if your gonna cut them smaller i have not gained weight so i am stuck with ... cant return or fit exchange 7 brand new with tags on them this makes me stop shopping your stores when every thing i own is old navy from socks to boxers t shirt dress shirts flops... when i buy ... they don't fit like they have in the past i no longer have a reason to shop your store
Good fit that come''s up just a little shortOld Navy jeans have been my preferred brand for the last 8 - 10 years. In some ways, mens' cut jeans have always fit me better than womens', and Old Navy has a good selection. I have a 34" inseam, which works most of the time with jeans labeled as 34", but the last two pair of Old Navy jeans, including the one in this review, have fit great right off the rack, but have drawn up 1/2" to 1" in the inseam after the first washing. Hey, Old Navy - if you're going to used material that will definitely shrink, then design your jeans to be true to their dimensions AFTER a normal wash and dry.I'm old enough (sadly) to remember Levi's Shrink to-Fits, which were huge off the rack, but fit like a glove after the recommended wash and-dry breaking in period. Maybe you can borrow from Levi's playbook and deisgn ... meant to fit right with normal maintenance.
Loose Fit should be called Skinny Leg FitSo the concept of "Loose" used to be a thing Old Navy understood. I do not fancy myself for wearing super tight chick pants. I'd rather have loose pants. Specifically, the old Old Navy Loose Pants. Those were plenty loose. But not anymore. These are loose at the feet, but that's it for looseness. Unless you have skinny legs (I'm talking straight bone) this will feel more like a tighter boot cut with a bit of skinny ... mixed in. I have some fairly athletic thighs, and when I sit down in this... it looks more like spandex than anything... (And I even bought a size bigger due to the recent reviews... to top that, I can fit both my arms in my pants at the waist. Maybe I should have bought 2-3 sizes bigger and sewed the waist back down to my size)... Bottom line, I'm done with Old Navy, until they get rid of the skinny legged tight ... they call loose fit... no reason to shop here.
NOT ... thigh area as previously were made!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY VERY dissappointed with the change in this ... fit style from old navy. We have purchased SEVERAL pairs for many years for our college athlete.. PLEASE contact your manufactuerer and let them know that these ... NO LONGER ... thigh /rise area !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These were the go to ... always... I cannot purchase them any longer. My son loved the old ... fit (2-3 years ago that were made true to size so much that I spent$$$$$ to have them patched. PLEASE listen to your customers it has been 2 years like this now with no improvement! Rate them as regular thighs for anyone who works out in a gym on a regular basis. The waist and rear are fine. PLEASE FIX the thigh area or NO LONGER advertise them as ... fit. I would love to go back and purchase WHAT USED TO BE THE PERFECT JEAN BUT CAN'T UNTIL IT IS FIXED TIGHT THIGHS FOR MUSCULAR LEGS VERY DISSAPPOINTED CONSUMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No ButtDon't buy unless you've had your butt surgically removed. I bought a 48" waist, which seems to be the equivalent of a 50" waist elsewhere, and the waist fits fine. But the back is so short it doesn't even cover my crack, standing completely upright and pulling the ... up as high as they go. All mens pants are too tight in the rear for me, but Old Navy used to have baggy ... were perfect (similar to 560s). But these are tighter in the rear than anything I have ever tried on before.
Dissapointed!My husband always choose ... your store because they have good quality for a reasonable price....we recently found out that you guys no longer make the extra ... jeans....we went ahead and ordered one size bigger than what he usually wears as you guys don't carry size 44 in the stores....he tried on his regular size of 42 ... but the waist is big and the seat area is too tight! When he received the size 44 ... order the waist was HUGE and but the pants were cut very low so when he sat his butt would show! We called your customer service and they said they did not make extra ... anymore. Because of this we are not able to purchase ... your company anymore....people who are heavier but are very thick in the waist area cannot wear your ... especially when they are cut low and they waist is huge!
Not ... These are not ... fit like the ... Old Navy ... used to be. Levi's also did this with their ... fit ... (569's). The old ... fit ... would have 2.5 to 3 inches of room in the lower thigh area, these have zero inches of slack.
Hang loose or cut loose, the choice is yours! Whatever you're up to, these cool, comfortable jeans, available in the year's best washes, are up for the ride.
mens loose fit jeans - reviews
his loose fit jeans. we have one small issue and that is in the mens loose jeans I ordered 3 pair 36 x 36 and I received one pair 34 x 34 - I threw away the order form thinking that they were all the same size. I need to send back the pair of 34x34 and exchange them for 36x36.
Perfect!I don't lift weights a much, but I am into athletic activities. I am tall and skinny, 6'3" and 200 pounds and wear a 32x36. My thighs are slightly muscular. That said, with the weird "skinny" jean craze, every pair of loose ... have bought are SKIN TIGHT but two!!. The best I found, "before now" that I could breath in was Banana Republics loose jean. Even they are a bit to snug. I didn't really need anymore ... but gave these a try during a sale. All I can say is WOW! They are loose but not baggy. When I sit down, they legs remain slightly loose in the thighs! 36" is spot on for my long legs to. Something else, is I have a flat butt LOL! These are low rise but NOT super low like some. There just low enough that it actually makes me look like I have a butt :) Sooo, a loose, comfortable jean that DOESN'T SAG in the butt!!!! Absolutely Perfect!!!
tight crotchI'm a small guy and these ... only ... around the legs. Too tight in the crotch area, no mention of low cut. Figured ... would mean ... everywhere, but it's not. Stop making ... look like girl's ... Some of us ... have things in the way. Make it ... down there! I feel so [*] wearing these ...
Not For The Atheltic Build! What Happened To The Extra Loose Cut?I purchased this loose fit cut jean because Old Navy ended the Extra Loose style jean they use to produce. This was my first time purchasing a pair of ... 3 years and Old Navy has always been my jean maker of choice. However, I like the Extra Loose Cut style jean Old Navy used to make. I have a very athetic build. I am 6'5' small waist, very muscular thighs and a large rear end. I tried the Loose Cut jean because Old Navy did away with the Extra Loose cut. To me this is basically the same style as their boot cut jean. I really can't see a difference. They are okay for maybe work if you work in a dress down environment and can wear ... going out if you want a more fitted feel jean with a little room, but if if you are looking for a true relaxed, loose feel jean, this will not be it. Well not for those of you that can relate to my body style. Where is my extra loose cut jean Old Navy, looks like I am going to search for a new brand of jean from a different store.
changingFor the last 16 years I have been buying old navy ... fit ... same size in 3 different cuts.... ... painters, and carpenter... They are great last a long time i wear them for years till holes form from the denim wearing out before seams bust i wear them for every thing every day of my life... last year for Christmas they had a sale bought 12 pairs 4 of each in all different washes none of these ... fit when i attempted to wear them 6 months later.... these are not skinny ... they should quit trying to make them that way do not call it ... if your gonna cut them smaller i have not gained weight so i am stuck with ... cant return or fit exchange 7 brand new with tags on them this makes me stop shopping your stores when every thing i own is old navy from socks to boxers t shirt dress shirts flops... when i buy ... they don't fit like they have in the past i no longer have a reason to shop your store
Good fit that come''s up just a little shortOld Navy jeans have been my preferred brand for the last 8 - 10 years. In some ways, mens' cut jeans have always fit me better than womens', and Old Navy has a good selection. I have a 34" inseam, which works most of the time with jeans labeled as 34", but the last two pair of Old Navy jeans, including the one in this review, have fit great right off the rack, but have drawn up 1/2" to 1" in the inseam after the first washing. Hey, Old Navy - if you're going to used material that will definitely shrink, then design your jeans to be true to their dimensions AFTER a normal wash and dry.I'm old enough (sadly) to remember Levi's Shrink to-Fits, which were huge off the rack, but fit like a glove after the recommended wash and-dry breaking in period. Maybe you can borrow from Levi's playbook and deisgn ... meant to fit right with normal maintenance.
Loose Fit should be called Skinny Leg FitSo the concept of "Loose" used to be a thing Old Navy understood. I do not fancy myself for wearing super tight chick pants. I'd rather have loose pants. Specifically, the old Old Navy Loose Pants. Those were plenty loose. But not anymore. These are loose at the feet, but that's it for looseness. Unless you have skinny legs (I'm talking straight bone) this will feel more like a tighter boot cut with a bit of skinny ... mixed in. I have some fairly athletic thighs, and when I sit down in this... it looks more like spandex than anything... (And I even bought a size bigger due to the recent reviews... to top that, I can fit both my arms in my pants at the waist. Maybe I should have bought 2-3 sizes bigger and sewed the waist back down to my size)... Bottom line, I'm done with Old Navy, until they get rid of the skinny legged tight ... they call loose fit... no reason to shop here.
NOT ... thigh area as previously were made!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY VERY dissappointed with the change in this ... fit style from old navy. We have purchased SEVERAL pairs for many years for our college athlete.. PLEASE contact your manufactuerer and let them know that these ... NO LONGER ... thigh /rise area !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These were the go to ... always... I cannot purchase them any longer. My son loved the old ... fit (2-3 years ago that were made true to size so much that I spent$$$$$ to have them patched. PLEASE listen to your customers it has been 2 years like this now with no improvement! Rate them as regular thighs for anyone who works out in a gym on a regular basis. The waist and rear are fine. PLEASE FIX the thigh area or NO LONGER advertise them as ... fit. I would love to go back and purchase WHAT USED TO BE THE PERFECT JEAN BUT CAN'T UNTIL IT IS FIXED TIGHT THIGHS FOR MUSCULAR LEGS VERY DISSAPPOINTED CONSUMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No ButtDon't buy unless you've had your butt surgically removed. I bought a 48" waist, which seems to be the equivalent of a 50" waist elsewhere, and the waist fits fine. But the back is so short it doesn't even cover my crack, standing completely upright and pulling the ... up as high as they go. All mens pants are too tight in the rear for me, but Old Navy used to have baggy ... were perfect (similar to 560s). But these are tighter in the rear than anything I have ever tried on before.
Dissapointed!My husband always choose ... your store because they have good quality for a reasonable price....we recently found out that you guys no longer make the extra ... jeans....we went ahead and ordered one size bigger than what he usually wears as you guys don't carry size 44 in the stores....he tried on his regular size of 42 ... but the waist is big and the seat area is too tight! When he received the size 44 ... order the waist was HUGE and but the pants were cut very low so when he sat his butt would show! We called your customer service and they said they did not make extra ... anymore. Because of this we are not able to purchase ... your company anymore....people who are heavier but are very thick in the waist area cannot wear your ... especially when they are cut low and they waist is huge!
Not ... These are not ... fit like the ... Old Navy ... used to be. Levi's also did this with their ... fit ... (569's). The old ... fit ... would have 2.5 to 3 inches of room in the lower thigh area, these have zero inches of slack.
Mens Loose Fit Jeans
Old Navy Mens Loose Fit Jeans
Choose from a selection of mens loose fit jeans, a necessity in every mans closet. If you love the outdoors, these men's jeans are perfect for a day at the park, sports events or working in the yard. Our painter style or distressed look jeans are offered in light to dark washes with sizes to fit everyone. You'll find yourself living in comfortable mens loose fit jeans from Old Navy.
