They fit well length wise, but they are super baggy. At the end of the day they are work clothes so it doesn't matter if they fit great but my main problem is they are fleece lined they have I think flannel but they are warm and are good work pants.

Well fitting pants nice and warm, I live in western NY snows here alot very cold very windy very glad to have a new pair of pants to wear. Spring can't get here soon enough I work on a large dairy farm pants are very tough.

Size 34 is big for me and when I put them on, way too tight. I'm a lean 160lb 5'10" dude. I got a 36 and the waist and the rest of the pants are very baggy. I wanted the loose fit but not this loose. The bagginess of the 34 was nice but the waist of both pants (tho the 36 was too big) is so narrow up top. Like it's built for super thing waists and guys who like to wear things tight? if you work and bend and move, you want it to be lose not only in your thighs and knees but also at the waist, as not to choke yourself? I imagine other men can understand this. Still haven't found a pant that allows me room in the crotch when working and while sitting, like driving, without having to unbutton something or feel back pain from the waist fabrics pulling? Make the crotch and inner seems longer

My husband loves these carhartt lined pants. He also loves the canvas unlined pants in warmer months. Wears them everydaý.