These jeans are very heavy and durable for me when riding pens at the feedlot. The only thing I will complain about is the place where they were made. These particular jeans were made in Nicaragua instead of Mexico, and the jeans made in Nicaragua run small. Almost 2 sizes too small. I normally wear a 33 x 36 jean, these I had to order a 35 x 36 jean. It would have been nice to know this earlier, as when I purchased them the first time, I had to pay to ship them back to Valley Vet Supply. So be cautious of where they are made and call ahead to Valley Vet's customer service to see what you are getting before ordering! That's the only reason I gave them 4 stars. Otherwise, they are great jeans for hard working cowboys!

Amazing Jeans

I was expecting just an average pair of jeans, as I've been wearing American Eagle all my life. However, there's a noticeable difference in quality between these and my other jeans. The denim is thicker and feels higher quality. The fit is nicer. The colours look great. As a 6"4' man, it's tough to find jeans that actually fit well, but the 34x36s fit me perfectly.I love the stonewash on these jeans as well. They just look awesome.

Cheap plastic elements to the garment

Cheap plastic elements to the garment I tried on my new black boot cut jeans for the first time within an hour the waist button came apart. Upon inspection I noticed that the button which should be all metal was plastic !!!!!! hey wrangler are you kidding me.? You or whoever owns your company should be ashamed of themselves. Substituting a cheap plastic element to what should be all metal to your garment is disgraceful.Of course whoever designed your products might not think it's important for one's pants to stay up while they're wearing them. Give me a break. I thought Wrangler stood for quality. Now I know better.

Fit seems way too roomy

I've worn Wrangler products (always the same size) for years. However, this November 2023 purchase seems different. WAY roomier, bigger, longer, and baggier than ever before. I bought two pair: 13MWZ and 936WBK. Each feels about 2 inches too big in the waist and several inches too long in the inseam, in addition to being completely loose in the thigh and posterior. I've never had to wear a belt with these, but now I do. Odd. Standards slipping?

Great for heavy duty or just looking good in boots

Consistent quality year after year. These are the only jeans the hubs will wear. They are durable, comfortable and well made. He has worn Wrangler 13MWZ since the 80’s and has never had a zipper go out or a button come off. They stand up to heavy duty work and still look good enough to go out to dinner. He literally has jeans that are 10 years or older still in fair shape.

I would buy this product again

I use these jeans for everyday use around the house and work. I can't figure out one thing though. I copied the style code from a pair of jeans I had brought several months earlier that were make in Mexico. These jeans, same style code, were made in Nicaragua. I ordered the same size as those produced in Mexico. The ones made in Nicaragua were too small so had to be exchanged for the next size up. I still wear the Mexico produced jeans that are one size smaller than Nicagarua made jeans. Shouldn't it be the same template?

Long time Wrangler

My only issue is the "pocket watch" 5th pocket. While I don't have a pocket watch, I have used it for guitar picks or other random small stuff I don't want to dig into deep pockets for.Recently the top of that pocket has been raised to meet the belt line. When you're wearing a belt it is almost impossible to access that pocket.I am grateful for Wrangler keeping that pocket at all. I always fear cost cutting could stop making them. For me it's one of the classic reasons I love Wrangler jeans. Unfortunately its present design makes it impossible to use without a fight.

These are great jeans

I work with horses and hay every day (I handle 200 to 400 bales per year loading it into my barn by hand and then feeding), and these are the first jeans that I have found that hold up.I have worn Ariat, Levis, and Carhart. These are the only ones that lasted more than a year. One of my current 5 pairs are finally getting holes after 6 years. If you want hole filled jeans these are not for you. If you want jeans that last get Wrangler.

Way too tight

I've been wearing 13wmz original cowboy cuts for years and thought I'd buy a bleached pair as they are hard to find in BC. When I got them they were way too tight in the leg and waist. Maybe I got fat since yesterday? I checked the label behind the zipper and they are labeled differently than a 13mwz, but wrangler has them advertised as 13mwz in their website. They are different labels and they fit totally differently despite being labeled as a 13mwz. I was disappointed because I was hoping to wear them at my wedding in a few weeks. I would have sized up had I known they weren't true 13mwz.

Working in wranglers for going on 4 years

These pants are on average 20 dollars cheaper than any of the other wrangler jeans available to me locally. Previously I wore the wrangler Retros which were great for comfort but not at all durable. I decided to try the cowboy cut due to the price and I've been very satisfied. I do concrete and dirt work in them nearly every day I have about 10 pairs that I cycle in and out as they wear out. My oldest pair is just over 2 years old and they've worn in wonderfully. The pant cuffs have frayed and I've had to patch a few holes but they've been great jeans. The only complaint I have is that they're not consistent in fit. Some of them I can tell are looser in the seat and legs than others. I remedy this by buying them in person and trying them on beforehand to make sure ... MoreThese pants are on average 20 dollars cheaper than any of the other wrangler jeans available to me locally. Previously I wore the wrangler Retros which were great for comfort but not at all durable. I decided to try the cowboy cut due to the price and I've been very satisfied. I do concrete and dirt work in them nearly every day I have about 10 pairs that I cycle in and out as they wear out. My oldest pair is just over 2 years old and they've worn in wonderfully. The pant cuffs have frayed and I've had to patch a few holes but they've been great jeans. The only complaint I have is that they're not consistent in fit. Some of them I can tell are looser in the seat and legs than others. I remedy this by buying them in person and trying them on beforehand to make sure that they're gonna fit right. Otherwise they're great pants and as long as they keep making them I'll keep buying them