Is the fit lose in the crotch and seat areas, similar to dress trousers?
337338
Yes, lottsa room for massive groinal packages and everWidening buttocks... seriously - yes, very roomy... I have TruSpec, 5.11, and BlackHawk tactical pants - and they all are very roomy for my husky (aka, Rhino) thighs...
1906662
I'm 34x30 and mine didn't fit well at all. Very poorly tailored for stocky/muscular build and so short that I was constantly having to pull them down low at the waist to keep from looking like a deep woods hillbilly. I wouldn't recommend these at all if you want serious utility pants. Zipper broke within a month on both pairs I bought...exactly the same way. Probably ok for skinny guys who just want to stand there and look good for inspection
2032044
It really depends on the pants. I've worn them under sweatpants, but I think jeans would be tight.
2032046
Unless the jeans are exceptionally tight, yes, it will. It certainly fits under regular slacks.
200356
I wear a 38 in jeans and ordered these in 38 and have a similar fit. It also has a little bit of elastic in the waist band if extra room is needed.
1176935
You may want to size up. The crotch is short and will hang low, also by sizing up they are easier to put on.
153231
I've done pretty intense exercise in these pants (plyometrics, running) and so far the inside band in the pants have not slid down while exercising. However, I've only had the pants for a couple months. Who knows what will happen after multiple uses/washes... With that being said, an inside band that starts to get loose could also be a sign that you're losing inches from the waist!
21375
I bought a pair of them in different colours. Waist size is critical when selecting your item and fitts rather Ok. The feeling when wearing this wide built trousers is very comfortable although different if compared with other brands more fitted. If you want this garment to hike this is a good choice. I have been along Atacama desert and more then happy. Good luck hope having helped
2172335
I have 3 pairs that I turned into shorts (2 bought early 2013, 1 bought Dec 2013). Neither of the first 2 shrank the year a wore them as pants. The 3rd were turned into shorts just after purchase. I can't comment on the length, but the waist (36) has not gotten tighter. Then again, and this is doubtful, I could have lost an inch along my waist.As a side note, I really wish Amazon carried these. It really looks like they are burning through their left over inventory, and not restocking.
2215639
Yes, not all people do not have the same abdominal area. Some manufacturer have the width marked some don't. To find what is best foryou buy one and see how it fit and from there.
154342
It seems to be the smaller the pant, the shorter the inseam. I started out with a large and the inseam was good but I need the pant to go over jeans as I am using them as rain riding pants for my motorcycle. Now I have an extra large and if I am walking they are too long.
34070
I bought the pants because I like the short so much and the pants are great. The pants are a rather slim fit. For my second pair I'm considering 36" waist instead of my usual 34".
343726
Who wants extra care for sweats, so I pop these in the dryer on medium heat. The pants did shrink some (perhaps 1/2") in length. In my grey set the pants were on the short side to begin with. Shrinkage would normally be welcome (I am only 5'4") however the grey sweat pants ran pretty short and are now barely long enough. My navy blue pants are fine but were cut longer at the start. The fit otherwise remains fine after repeated washing and drying. So far they have held up well remaining soft, no pilling, very comfortable. Fabric content on the sets I've received is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. Who wants extra care for sweats, so I pop these in the dryer on medium heat. The pants did shrink some (perhaps 1/2") in length. In my grey set the pants were on the short side to begin with. Shrinkage would normally be welcome (I am only 5'4") however the grey sweat pants ran pretty short and are now barely long enough. My navy blue pants are fine but were cut longer at the start. The fit otherwise remains fine after repeated washing and drying. So far they have held up well remaining soft, no pilling, very comfortable. Fabric content on the sets I've received is 60% cotton and... » Read More Who wants extra care for sweats, so I pop these in the dryer on medium heat. The pants did shrink some (perhaps 1/2") in length. In my grey set the pants were on the short side to begin with. Shrinkage would normally be welcome (I am only 5'4") however the grey sweat pants ran pretty short and are now barely long enough. My navy blue pants are fine but were cut longer at the start. The fit otherwise remains fine after repeated washing and drying. So far they have held up well remaining soft, no pilling, very comfortable. Fabric content on the sets I've received is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. « Show Less
42488
They fit great. I love these pants, but they do ride up in the crotch. Not enough pockets for me
851729
Not to counter the other answer, but I normally wear a size 34 waist, and regularly buy prAna pants in medium. I could not for the life of me fit comfortably in any of the mediums that I tried for the Sutra at a local store, mainly due to the facts that they aren't stretchy (the 3% lycra doesn't help at all) and don't have a fly. I now have a pair in large and they fit just fine. I would suggest checking them out at a local shop even though length isn't indicated on the labels and you might just have to re-hem them yourself.
1947440
at times i can feel the front edge of the seat on the backside of my upper legs. if i slide forward a little it diminishes. it may be a little wide but it's not as wide as other seats in its class.
1237752
Effortlessly press pants and shirts - probably. You will have to take care with men's suit coats so you don't just press them flat and take the roll out of the lapel. With practice you won't introduce unwanted creases.