Camp pant in slub cotton

I nabbed these on a whim and after wearing them extensively, I can say they are a worthwhile product, if a bit less breathable by the seat, compared to other khakis.

They run a fair bit large but the look is quite unique and they are quite comfortable.

I like these pants but unfortunately they run very large - I would say a full waist size large. I wear. a 34 in all other JCrew pants and could easily wear a 33 in these. Also while the canvas fabric is good quality, one of the button holes is defective and way too small. I will keep since final sale and I cannot return.

Such a great pair of pants. These are a reverse sateen material that is very soft and true to original fatigue pants. You can't go wrong with these and the colors offered are amazing as well. These are relaxed with a medium-high rise. Plenty of room in the hips and thigh down through the leg. Don't sleep on these if you're a big thigh boy

You won't get much better elsewhere. Hefty slub cotton with Wallace & Barnes label. Fit is loose on the hips and straight with a traditional rise - which is what fatigues should be. Be done with slim! Its over! These pants along with some straight-leg dark jeans and looser fit chinos are casual staples, perfectly executed. Wear them with sneakers and sweatshirts and don't be afraid to cuff them. Size up if on the bubble - functional and useful waist tabs work great if necessary. I ordered three for future-proofing. Green is the only color that I'd wear in this style.

Like the other reviewers mentioned, these are great pants. However, note that while these do run an inch or two bigger than the stated waist size, they have flaps and buttons on each side to cinch in the waist an inch or two. So, a 32 is basically both a 32 and a 34. Size down if you want them to fit without adjusting. But, if you’re like me, and your waist increases a bit during the winter months, it may be a better idea to order your normal size and cinch them until you need to let them out.