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

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For the past 6 years I have sworn by Haggar WTW pants; however, I can no longer recommend them. I have only purchased 6 pairs of pants during that time span and all except one pair has lasted, only needing to be replaced due to color fading over time. The most recent pair was purchased last month and just over a month later they are already fraying. Theres no warranty and no guarantee that the pants will last because they are clothing, but to last one month is simply unacceptable. Based on the craftsmanship, Ive given these one star; however, I have reached out to Haggar Customer Support and will update if they respond.

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I really like the fabric and sewing on these pants. However, there is no crotch in the pants. If you like to wear your pants 3 inches below your waist, you will like them. When I bend over, they are "plumbers pants". Haggar, put some fabric back in these pants and you will have a winner. I am returning them, they are just too uncomfortable in the crotch for me.

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It seems that the fit of these pants is dependent on, I dunno, the weather maybe? The first batch I ordered fit fine. The second batch though, same size, style, everything, does not fit or look the same. The waistband is a different color (inside), the fit is much different (tighter fit through the waist and thigh), and the fabric feels a little different. I wont be buying pants again online because of this.

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Greetings … Reviewer, I was reluctant to order online pants, but I was pleased and will ordering more pants in the future. I recommend the Haggar Mens no-iron pleated pants, as I have already washed the pants and they retain their pleats, size and color. Ideal for packing on your travels. Haggar did design the pants with a button-button hole to secure the waist above the zipper, but I am getting used to the button. I noticed and wished Haggar could have added a small change pocket in the right pants pocket, but they did not. Enjoy . . . SacMac

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I work in retail management, where I find myself standing, stooping, kneeling, and at times even crawling. I am the first to admit that I am not easy on pants. But the quality of these pants has dropped so dramatically over the past year that I can no longer purchase or recommend them to others. They are very comfortable and fit well, but they simply dont hold up. Several years ago (around 2010), I switched to a cheaper store brand because Haggars quality was starting to lag. I was finding longer wear and better quality with the store brands, until they also started cutting corners. I decided (around 2012) to try Haggar again and found that although the quality still wasnt what it had been, I was getting double the life for 50% more cost. Earlier this year (2014) I bought two new pair of these - same size and fit as always. Within four months, the cuffs started fraying on both pair and my wallet wore a hole in one pair. I bought one more pair a month ago to give them one last try. After wearing them 6 times and washing them 3 times, I noticed that the cuffs were already starting to fray. After wearing them two more days and one more wash, the fraying was far worse and there is now a hole in the crease line a couple inches above the cuff. When I put my finger behind the hole to examine it, the hole spread up and down the crease like it was being cut with scissors. I may not be easy on pants, but there is no reason why any pants should deteriorate so quickly. If you were used to Haggar quality, do not buy these with that same expectation.

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