Solid Knit Sleep Pants With Drawstring and Pockets, Cotton Pajama Bottoms Comfortable Sleepwear, Black, X-Large

Okay, I know these are men's pants. And I know they're "lounge pants." And I know they're probably intended for sleeping or at-home relaxing and not normal wear. And I know the folks on the "what not to wear" shows would pass out from sheer horror if they knew I was wearing them out... But, man, I have to tell you: I wear these freakin' things EVERYWHERE! DON'T YOU JUDGE ME. I can explain! They're made of what seems to be a mid-weight t-shirt material. It's very soft, stretchy, and just has a nice drape to it. It flows quite nicely when you're walking. The pants are cool for summer activities, but warm enough that I wore them camping in the mountains with no need to switch to heavier jeans or sweat pants. Sure, they're meant as super-casual sleepwear, but they still look fine for the office if paired with a slightly longer top or jacket. Here are the caveats: they have an un-sewn, one-button fly, presumably for easier toilet access for men. You'll want to wear them with something that will cover the fly. (I usually wear longer tops anyway, so it's not a problem.) They also have grey lining on the pockets, so ideally whatever you wear as a top should cover those as well. But hey -- POCKETS, ladies! Pockets! Who doesn't love pockets? One of the best parts (besides the pockets) is the drawstring/elastic waist. The elastic is comfortable, and even the drawstring is a bit stretchy. One thing to be aware of is that if you have too many heavy things in your pockets (lots of keys, phone, etc), the pants will tend to sag unless you tighten that sucker up. But it's so nice to be able to wear these pants at several different sizes! Lost weight? Tighten it up! Gained weight? Loosen it! The material drapes so nicely that they look lovely if they're oversized with the drawstring cinched. IMPORTANT: I've found that if you just throw these in the washer and dryer, they will shrink lengthwise and you'll end up with Capri pants (or just "floods"). I wash mine in the washer on cold, then take them out, stretch them lengthwise, and then hang to dry. Once they're mostly dry, I throw them in the dryer on the lowest temperature (or on no temperature) with a fabric softener sheet to fluff them up a bit. At this point, I have about six pairs of these and have worn them for gardening, yard work, camping, dance rehearsals, Pokemon safaris, lunches and dinners out, meeting with clients, and even to the opera. (Yes, really.) I've even gotten compliments on them! But mainly, they're comfy, adjustable, flowy, and have POCKETS! What more could you want out of pants? If they made these without that silly one-button fly, with the pockets lined with the same color as the pants, and pre-shrunk, I might never buy any other pants ever.

Shipping was fast and my husband loves the soft comfort these sleep pants provide.

I have a pair of these that I had gotten from Walmart, but since I despise that store I looked elsewhere for my next pair. They are nice and light weight, fit very loosely and are super comfy. I share PJ pants with the Hubby since we are both six feet tall. My only issue with the pants is they are not that long. They are just to the ankles. I don’t understand why all clothing is made for average height. I bought Men’s pants thinking they would be longer, but alas nope. But they still work fine and will buy more in the future when these start to wear out.

Pants arrived on time and were a good fit...although a little long in the leg.

Love them !!!

Quality and good standard

Good material and fit!!

Alright, so if you're a skinny guy and you want some very lightweight and comfortable pants, these are what you want. If you are, like me, a large fellow with a body shape not popularized in catalogs or the media, you do not want these pants. They look like skinny jeans on me, and skinny jeans do NOT look good on me. My wife couldn't stop laughing, which was not my desired reaction. The upside? They're stitched well, are super soft, lightweight, and even have pockets! Yes, pockets, so you can have your phone in your pocket while you walk around the house in comfort. They have a single button on the fly, so they won't gape open in an obscene manner. All that being said, I would NOT leave my apartment in these pants, unless I wanted to end up being arrested for public indecency. edit/update: Alright, I don't know what's going on, but I got a pair of XXL (thinking this might resolve some of the issues I had with my XL pair) and they are ENTIRELY DIFFERENT. Hanes must have redesigned these pants or something, because my new pair didn't pill up with fuzzies all over them, and they were HUGE. I mean, they are like full-on yoga pants. Maybe this is a design distinction between the XL and XXL sizes or something, I don't know, but my XL pair was like leggings, and my XXL pair is like wearing a pair of Andre the Giant's yoga pants. They're longer and the seat/groin/everywhere IS HUGE. Remember Pee Wee's Playhouse, that old show that was on Saturday mornings? When Pee Wee would pay in his giant underpants? Yeah, that's how much bigger my XXL pair were than my XL pair. Anyway, the fabric is nicer, the fit is much more like what I expect from "lounge" pants or "sleep" pants. In short, they made a vast improvement, and my guess is that all the sizing and fit stuff changed from one incarnation of these pants to the next. I'd post before/after photos, but again -- I don't want to be jailed for public indecency.

Well made and comfy.

Not a very good quality…

Quality was really poor, fit was weird, wouldn't recommend

These are nice pants, but the XL size were way too wide and much too short in length for a man of 6 ft 7".

Bought these to replace my old Hanes knit pants. They are a different style. Mostly the same but there are changes made. They appear to be an inch or so longer than before; not a big deal, except these pants were already running quite long. For pants that are meant for a 40-42 inch waist, the legs are easily 6-8 inches too long. I have short legs (30 inches) but that still seems unusually long for the size. Can't speak towards its durability. The previous pairs lasted two years before the material started getting rips. The quality appears identical so I expect the same mileage.