Own two pair now. Just enough stretch for comfort.

These pants are great for golf. Not too dressy but not too casual. Material is a good weight and mix. The fit is spot on. I've purchased several pairs in different colors. Sale prices and free shipping seal the deal.

Nice color, materials of great quality, it is highly recommended

Color looks good, but not outstanding, however the pant is of great quality

A definite “no buy” recommend. Stiff and heavy fabric makes for a clunky unappealing look. No amount of washing has softened them. And filling out this review is very difficult to submit when it is not glowing.

Designing pants to fit men of all sizes is long overdue. It's time to liberate the marketing target and image of men to include men of all different sizes. Men of all ages, from kids to nursing home age have grown up wearing Levi's jeans and pants. I haven't bought pants in a decade because I couldn't find pants to fit my aging profile. At over 70 I've changed as is typical of practically all seniors - less muscle, larger waist, and sagging butt. Not a pretty site naked, but from what I really don't want to see at the YMCA, I'm no different. Maybe even thinner that most. So how come Levi's doesn't sell pants to men of all different sizes and shapes!! Women are getting liberated. How come men aren't? Given my changing shape I tried Skinny and Slim Fit pants for men so that I could accommodate protruding rotundness without having baggy pants on the butt and legs. When younger I was a 30, then 32, 34,... now an unpleasant 38". My butt and legs haven't changed much. So I tried slim and skinny fit pants in jeans and chinos. The Levi brand is clearly the best quality and fit I've found so far. I've now bought a whole new set of jeans and chinos for my retirement - way overdue. I still believe the fit and style would be better if designed and targeted for Seniors, but their pants are the best I've found so far.

Designing pants to fit men of all sizes is long overdue. It's time to liberate the marketing target and image of men to include men of all different sizes. Men of all ages, from kids to nursing home age have grown up wearing Levi's jeans and pants. I haven't bought pants in a decade because I couldn't find pants to fit my aging profile. At over 70 I've changed as is typical of practically all seniors - less muscle, larger waist, and sagging butt. Not a pretty site naked, but from what I really don't want to see at the YMCA, I'm no different. Maybe even thinner that most. So how come Levi's doesn't sell pants to men of all different sizes and shapes!! Women are getting liberated. How come men aren't? Given my changing shape I tried Skinny and Slim Fit pants for men so that I could accommodate protruding rotundness without having baggy pants on the butt and legs. When younger I was a 30, then 32, 34,... now an unpleasant 38". My butt and legs haven't changed much. So I tried slim and skinny fit pants in jeans and chinos. The Levi brand is clearly the best quality and fit I've found so far. I've now bought a whole new set of jeans and chinos for my retirement - way overdue. I still believe the fit and style would be better if designed and targeted for Seniors, but their pants are the best I've found so far.