Match Men's Wild Cargo Pants

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Overall not bad. You get what you pay for and this is very true with these pants. The quality is pretty nice for chap pants but not the best and you shouldnt expect these too last for years. My button poped out. If you want quality and longer lasting pants dont buy. If you are looking for cheap pants that might break or tear in a few months here you go. Overall the pants are comfortable I just wish the sewing was better. They are okay for those looking for pants with limited income. Unfortunately they wont last a long time. My button came loose after 2,months. They were the camo ones. I just purchased the black ones and will write a review or update this if things get better or worse with those pants. Overall 3 stars because they could be better and the pants could be worse. 20 some dollars is a cheap pair of pants. However they should be better made.

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I will echo all the other positive reviews. I am living in the interior of Panama and mine take a beating but have not disappointed. There has been a lot written about sizing and my experience was different than other reviewers. I normally wear a 34" waist so I ordered a 36" per many comments. They are exactly 2" TOO BIG :-) I have washed them numerous times but they remain too large. Thank goodness for the interior drawstring. I want to buy more but am debating whether to buy my size or continue to follow everyones advice and buy a size larger. Other than inconsistent sizing, I think they are great.

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I like these pants, save one small thing - it needs more belt loops. Three are definitely not enough, they need five. Not only does the belt slide up off the pant at the front due to a lack of loops, the side loops make belt mounted tools sit at awkward spots. Either the tools sit right where your arm wants to be if inserted before the first loop, or the tools slide to to the middle of your back if inserted the between the first and middle loops. You could remove the tie strings from the ankle and waist areas and the pockets from the calf area and have more than enough material to create one continuous belt loop...other than that, they are pretty well made and inexpensive. Fix/add more loops and it would be 5-stars.

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Absolutely no rhyme or reason for the ridiculous sizing. The sellers need to be held accountable as the pants were wildly small and no even in the realm of fitting. The quality seems adequate, but unless you want to use these as coasters, they also need to do something, like fit.

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This review is a complaint. About these pants, and every other pants that don’t accurately provide inseam measurements. About reviews of these pants and every other review that describe fit, but not for the size of the purchased item or the wearer. So this is also a plea to reviewers to provide such information. On to my review... The pants: Size 40, color Apricot, 100% cotton, Made in China, label says ‘Matchstick’ The wearer: 6’2”, inseam 34” (formerly 36” but i’m shrinking I guess), waist 40” (formerly 36” but expanding from 190lbs to 220+). They’re a little loose in the waist, but haven’t been washed in hot water or been through the dryer. The length is about what a 34” inseam would be. At the bottom the leg opening is about 15” which I consider slightly tapered. I like them wider, but I guess current style leans toward slimmer (judging from seeing men in suits with pants that look more like capri pants that are 2” too short). These narrow about an inch from the knees down (see photo). Pocket closures are with large buttons. Counting the spare they give you and the waist, you’ve got 12. The ties inside the waistband and ankles are not useful. At least to me. You still need a belt (or suspenders; which I’ve moved to, to better keep my pants up without having to wear my pants like Chris Christie). The material is soft and not cheap feeling. If the legs were not tapered below the knees, I’d like these and consider another pair (since longer inseams are not easy to find). But they’re not, so won’t see much use.

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