Dickies Women's Flex Work Pants – Stretch Straight Leg Uniform Trousers for Office, Retail & Healthcare

Fits good! Its a little big. Cause i loss weight.

The pants are very comfortable. As for the fit they fit good. The thickness is good because they aren’t to heavy or to light. Value for the money I would buy them again they will last for a long time. Love dickes

Do not get me wrong. These are some great quality pants but they are so huge! I’m 5’5 at 185 pounds. Although, the pants fits good in my waist area they are just soooo throughout the legs part.

Material feels very different than last pair. I always get their size 6 regular. These are so big that I can pull them on with zipper and button done up. The original work pants apparently run much larger and 2 inches longer than the slim fit. I will exchange for a size 4 and hopefully they will fit well. The material on the original work pant feels much more durable. Will update after exchange.

I love these pants bc they have a long inseam and are almost stain resistant. They are definitely stiff and will soften after a few washes. Size is true and the waistband is wide.

I am 5’5 . N weight about 115-120 ! It fit perfectly I would size up one but I like tight fit ! This actually good and I’m happy I got this pants for real

Working in retail, these are so hard to find! Walmart, target, don’t carry them in stores. Took a leap of faith, and honestly I LOVE these. They don’t wear out as easily as the khakis I’ve bought from old navy, grocery stores in a pinch. It’s annoying that most khakis for women are just leggings, but if you’ve been going through pairs of pants bc of thighs rubbing, this is your go to! It holds up so well, I work in retail. Definitely a re purchase :) I did size 10 so I had room, it’s perfect.

They fit like a dream and are much lighter than denim jeans. I really appreciate the extra belt loops (7 compared to the normal 5) as I usually wear a tool pouch and the extra loops keep my belt where it belongs. I wish the front pockets were a bit deeper but that's not much of a deal breaker.