Customer Reviews Dockers Alpha Khaki Stretch Slim Tapered

The Dockers Apha khaki stretch slim tapered pants are nice - true to their name they have some good stretch making them more comfortable. The pair I got, however was a bit small for me. Even so, they didn't feel too narrow as a slim fit sometimes is. Material is nice, feels strong but not too thick. I would expect a larger size for me would fit very nice. I think these run a little small in the waist.

Good fit. Even for those with big thighs. The olive colour is slightly darker but still looks really good.

I have alway bought Dokkers. But this is the first time I ordered them through the internet. I am satisfied because they are only a little big. But now I can eat a lot to fit into them. (ha ha). Seriously, quality clothes at a reasonable price. Now for 25 years.

Ordered this style in 2 different colors (Gray and Pembroke). Strangely enough the Pembroke colored ones were cut much wider at both the hips and the legs.

I'm not 100% lean, but I've got the quads of a skier, and these didn't really work for me. In 33x32 I found them to look pretty good in the mirror, but actually moving around was pretty restrictive, and riding my bike to work was downright awkward because they were way too tight in the thighs, and loose enough around the lower calf/ankle they were gonna get caught up in the chainring, like a skinny bootcut pant.

If you have large calf muscles, it will feel like these pants are gently strangling your lower legs all day. I plan to make mine into shorts.

THESE PANTS ARE VERY BAGGY THROUGH THE HIP AND THIGH

They fade fast! They fade just from having my arms rest on them, which isn't often. They turned quite noticeably lighter where my arms have rested on them when squatting or where my hands occasionally are when sitting. Never seen this happen before with other pants.

I actually like these pants, but I've had the crotch blow out of three different pairs, all of them within a few months or less of wear. For comparison, I have two pair of similarly priced J. Crew jeans (from their factory outlet) that I wore like every other day for years before the crotch blew out. And even then the hole grew more slowly than my Dockers Alpha Khakis, where I seem to end up with a massive hole out of nowhere. For a pair of pants that are advertised as being more durable than normal khakis and similar to jeans, that's pretty terrible performance. And to be clear, I wear my pants slim, not skinny, so it's not like they're tearing because they're too small. The fabric simply doesn't hold up to normal movement and wear. . It seems like other brands (Bonobos, etc.) offer better fit and better quality for right around the same price. Heck, even my cheaper, thinner khakis/chinos (Bench, Uniqlo, etc.) have held up way better. Though to be fair, I bought my pairs before they added the "flex" fabric. Maybe that makes a difference.

Thought this was summer weight - good fit but too hot for texas summer !

The colour of new khaki is not the same as shown on the website for Alpha slim tapered. I have been buying online for a few years and usually the difference, if any in the colour on screen and the actual product is minimal. However, here the colour is very different. So much so I am not even sure if this is the correct trousers.

I have about 6 pairs of these 'Alpha' Khakis. I ordered this pair thinking the stretch would make them even more comfortable, wrong. All my other pairs are 100% cotton and fit well. These though are much smaller in the waist. I didn't even consider that they wouldn't fit and threw away all the tags, otherwise I would have returned them.

Unbelievably inconsistent fit. Bought 2 indentical pairss in dark pebble. Both 32 x 32. One fits the other is so tight in the waist that I cant wear it, as well as being tighter through out. Terrible. Here's an idea. If you are a pants company you should have long ago mastered measurements. Or am I crazy? Been buying dockers for 5 years now and this has been an issue all the while. I know I can return them. I am not doing it this time. Instead I am just saying goodbye. I give up on you Dockers.