Haggar Men's Work-To-Weekend Khaki No-Iron Pleat-Front Pant with Hidden Expandable Waist

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I have been buying these pants for several years in black and khaki. They are not great, but they are good enough. Because I am short and slightly overweight, the expanding waistline accommodates my day to day weight variations. I have noticed with this recent purchase as well as previous purchases that the khaki pants are cut smaller - significantly smaller - than the black or navy. I surmise that this is because of different factory locations. One would think that a company as big as Haggar could solve this issue. I guess there is no chapter in the MBA manual on quality control. Well, until something better comes to my attention, Ill probably keep buying them. Then I will definitely switch. Another issue worth mentioning is that the sharp crease in the leg hem begins to fray after about 6-10 washings. Again, its been this way for years. Keep a sharp pair of scissors handy to trim the threads. BTW, I grew up in the textile industry and I know a bit about quality. Just sayin.

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These pants fit good and look nice. Theyre reasonably tough for everyday work pants I would think and my past two pairs have held up well. My most recent purchase however arrived with loose threads around the crotch region and are already unraveling. I tossed the package so I figure I cant return them and will see about taking them to a tailor. I mention this because it makes me worry that the quality assurance may not be as good as it should be. Be careful when you receive these pants and look them over well before tossing the package in case you need to return them. Probably wont order more of these and will look elsewhere in the future. I expected these to last longer than the $20 ones from walmart.

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Have worn pants less than half a dozen times and cuffs are beginning to fray.

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I have been purchasing these pants for more than 5 years. They are comfortable and look great after washing. I wash on the "Hand Wash" cycle with my shirts, dry them on high, take them out of the dryer immediately after they have completed the drying cycle and hang them up on pants hangers. They always come out with minimum wrinkles which disappear after wearing for an hour or so. If I forget them in the dryer for a couple of hours, they will be wrinkled, but then I just run them again in the dryer on the wrinkle remove cycle and they are fine.

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