LEE Men's Modern Series Relaxed Fit Bootcut Jean

I love these cut of jeans. Ive worn them almost exclusively for the better part of a decade because nothing else seems to fit, fellas with thighs know what Im talking about. *wink* But g-dangit Lee! Stop making jeans that look like someone took a stupid belt sander to parts of them, a dremel to others, and the randomly rubbed bleach on other parts. If I wanted to look like I got my clothes out of a dumpster thats a very easy and much cheaper option than buying yours. *ahem* That aside. These dont hold up for more than a year. Probably because someone ruined them at the factory, but the crotch and undercarriage always wears through and the fabric attached to the seam tears away leaving the seams perfectly intact but no longer attached to anything. Oh and holes open up because again, dremel, beltsander, poor judgement in the corporate world. If youre ok with the things Ive been whinging about these are probably a great option. I--however--am probably going to start looking elsewhere. I like my jeans to have a consistent wash from the factory, no fraying fabric, no premade-holes-in-the-making, and to last longer than a year. I feel as if Im breaking up with a friend. ;_;

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No two brands or styles of jeans seem to fit quite the same. Being well past middle age, Ive gained the average amount of weight that Americans gain over the years and have some problems finding a pair of jeans that fits well in the waist, has the right center depth and the right leg length, all three. I bought a pair of Arizona "relaxed fit" jeans a few years ago that was rated 2 inches smaller in the leg and 2 inches smaller around the waist; both the Lee and the Arizona seem about the same on the legs but the Lee is a little too large in the waist. I plan to try another pair of the Lee relaxed-fit etc. rated 2 inches smaller in the waist, and that may do the trick. Make sure never to compare "relaxed fit" with "regular fit" jeans! These came moderately pre-faded, as if Id had them maybe a year, with some fading of the blue particularly on the front thigh down to just below the knee, which I think anyone can see in the photo for the product.

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Tears in fabric are appearing above knee on the thigh area and stitching where rear pockets are is ripped after only a month of wear, which is two or three times per week. And theyve only been washed about 2 to 3 times so far. Really poor quality, even for cheap jeans. I have another pair purchased from store that lasted for over a year, no signs of wear, so maybe they are passing off factory defects as new merchandise here, I dont know. Very displeased!!!

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https://www.amazon.com/review/create-review/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_wr_but_top?ie=UTF8&channel=glance-detail&asin=B00V6OXQKA The jeans are great they fit and are comfy even after washing them several times. They are so nice when wearing boots. The one issue I have and I hopeless but 99% of you do not CCW. I do everyday in the small of my back and the holster just makes its own hole. Yes I can carry on the side and front but Im use to the backside and trained myself on the backside. I will order this jeans again because I like them and maybe have someone mode them for more protection. Over all good jeans.

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Have owned many pair of these jeans, but cant find them in stores anymore. Ordered online and for starters, the wash was a lot lighter than the picture would have you believe. Also, the fabric feels a lot thinner than versions Ive owned in the past. Lastly, the fit is a lot slimmer than previous pairs Ive owned. A lower rise, for one thing, 31" inseam despite being advertised as 32" and a snug fit from the waist through the thigh. Now sure whats so relaxed about these but pretty disappointed as Lees quality has diminished over the last few years.

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