Dockers Men's Relaxed Fit Comfort Khaki Pants - Pleated

These are very nicely made, and fit as expected. I bought 2 pairs in different colors and checked them over carefully. The fabric and workmanship are such that they can be worn both as casual or dress pants. Good value.

This pair of pants I bought is very soft against my skin and roomy in my thighs and very comfortable throughout. I was looking to buy another pair but they sold out of the color I wanted. I don't know if they will be too warm for the hot summer days or evenings but we will see. The weather has been in the low 40's and 50's and they feel great.Ruby's Cake Shoppe

They fit, are amazingly soft and comfortable, and look good. They wrinkle a little more than I would like because of the cotton blend.

I'm going to have to gush. Over pants, no less. I've been wearing these daily for one month and six days. These pants are fantastic. They quit the dryer ready to wear (no ironing required), they look hyper professional, they fall well across the crotch (no tents, even when seated), they are super soft, and they come in a variety of fabric weights.Thus far, I own two Dark Charcoal Heathers (Stretch) and one pair of the Dark Pebble (Stretch). The dark charcoal are a heavy weight (flannel-esque) fabric that kept me super warm commuting over winter (40s F by day, 10s F by night). The dark pebble are lighter weight, if still substantial, and should serve well across the summer (80s and 90s F by day, 40s and 50s F by night). The pants are roomy, and the crotch is cut high enough, my thighs don't "meet" each other when I am on the run (a pet peeve of mine in other makes; going thigh-to-thigh irritates me when both thighs are mine).I have had no breathability issues to date across long meetings in over-warm boardrooms, in either pair. It is (literally) 83 F in my office as I pen this (if a lovely 58 F outside), and the dark charcoal remain comfortable, temperature (and every other) wise. As such, I am inclined to test them (dark charcoal) across the summer; they look that sharp.I am a 38x32 at present, and the fit was true to size for all three pairs that I've ordered; again, thus far. I see myself buying new and backup colors as soon as my lesser pants are decommissioned. I can grab stuff off the floor without having to readjust and re-tuck after, and I can sit (seemingly) indefinitely with no waist pressure/discomfort. I will continue to purchase and enjoy these for as long as they sell them (and do not alter them). Even if my size varies over time, the magic waistband stretches 2-3 inches without deforming the lay of the pant. Moreover, it shrinks a little beyond the listed size, not just grows, so I can continue to enjoy them whatever direction my diet and exercise bear out.Bottom line... Love at first sit !!!

The pants are extremely comfortable and very classy looking. I’m very happy with them. What I’m not happy with is the package. You know the cardboard placard that they sew onto the back of the pants telling you what you just bought. It took me a full 20 minutes to get the packaging off of these pants. I had to find Eraser knife to cut the thread because I don’t have a seam ripper. This was really ridiculous. I was afraid I was going to cut the pants and then I really would have been pissed off. Whoever’s in charge of sewing on the information placard needs to be fired.

These are my husband's favorite pants - brand and color.The price I got them for was amazing.Great product!

Extremely nice.Extremely comfortable.I recommend

These slacks are almost ideal. They are very soft and comfortable, with just the right blend of cotton and polyester. I'm not a fan of synthetic fabrics, and these have a very natural feel to them against the skin. The expandable/stretch waist and cuffs make them near-perfect.Sadly, the slacks suffer from having a very cheap, flimsy zipper. Not nearly long enough, and difficult to zip up and down, with a tiny clasp, made me feel like I was wearing slacks made for a child rather than an adult. Two weeks in, the clasp to the zipper hasn't broken off yet, but I'm expecting it to, at any moment. I'm also wondering if I apply WD-40 to the zipper, if it will help it zip up and down more smoothly, rather than the tug of war I go through with every use. In addition, I've never worn pants before where the front pockets are firmly placed at the side of the legs, rather than at least somewhat near the front. A bit bizarre, but not a deal breaker. The poor zipper, however, would prevent me from recommending these slacks or purchasing them again--a quality, durability fail.