Customer Reviews Wrangler Retro Slim Boot

After a little over a year the knee section blew out, ripped. For a slim fit it was baggy. I expected better considering the price was twice as much as 935 jeans. It appears Wrangler is using a lower quality denim than in previous years.

I have bought 10 or so pairs of theses jeans and every single one has a tear or large rip in the pockets or at the seam. I love theses jeans otherwise please make the quality better

These so-called slim fit are a pathetic joke. 29x36 slim fit looks like 32x36 relaxed fit. This really made me angry because it arrived 10 days after I ordered it online and now I have to pay the return S&H, wait another 10 days to go back and 7 days to get my refund. No, it's NOT ok!!! Because I know quite well how a 29x36 SLIM fit should be like. And I ordered it based on those expectations. Wrangler, never before I purchased your jeans but I gave you a chance. Nevermore.

I usually buy 8 pair of these a year and I used to have a few in great shape at the end of the year. This year I have bought 15 and they have all torn and ripped in the crotch or back pocket area. I never know when I have to swap out a pair in the middle of a work day after bending over and exposing myself when my jeans decide to rip. I love the fit and look of these jeans but am extremely disappointed in wranglers decision to lower the quality significantly. I bought 4 more today to last me until I find another brand I can live with unless something changes. Come on wrangler. You have customers willing to pay for good quality. Take pride in your products like you used to.

But after a few washings they get very thin and rip at the crotch area or the butt , I have bought 6 pairs so far this year and he is down to 2 pair .

I purchased 5 pair of the Retro Slim Boot jeans at a local retailer to wear to work each day in an office setting. I have always worn Wrangler jeans and have been pleased with the quality, so to say that I was disappointed in these jeans would be an understatement! These jeans are not cheap, but the quality and workmanship sure are. As you can see from the pictures below, each pair torn at the back pocket and 1 pair has so many holes in the seat, it looks like I got shot in the butt. Come on Wrangler, you can and should do better!

High rise waist, baggy thighs, worn look on leg cuffs. Not at all what I'm looking for!

So far I have bought 6 pairs of these and every single pair tears at the back pocked rivet. The material is either too thin or they need to sew this spot instead of rivet it. 4 pairs of these jeans are less than a year old, and I only wear them to my office, so if sitting in an office chair is too much for these jeans that's pretty sad.

I bought three pairs of these jeans. Two in Worn and one in River Wash. From two different places (so I know it wasn't storage related) I loved the fit! Unfortunately all three of them had scattered holes in them after the first wear/wash. I'm guessing it's a chemical treatment to give them the "worn/broken in" look. But all three were unsuitable for public wear after the first washing. Holes in the seat and crotch popped up, and it's clear it was a treatment because the denim has holes with gold stitching still intact "across" the hole. Would not buy them again. I can't afford one time wear clothes!

Material is light, they do not fit like slim boot jeans like the 936 I have worn for ten years, and they look like they are five years old and I have not worn them yet. Not very attractive at all and the price is stunning for what I recieved. I would expect this out of a brand that did not have the Wrangler patch. I used to buy from a tack shop that sold Wrangler exclusively, including shirts , but I moved and no longer have the luxury to shop there. Had I been able to see them before purchasing, I would not have. I will try the 36MWZ and the 935 before I give up on the site, but it will be a pain to travel 14 hours to my store. Wish I could send them back for a refund

Generally, I love the Wrangler Retro jeans. They fit and look good. The quality on this style, however, is very poor. The material is flimsy. The rear seat of the jeans just tore open for no reason other than poor material. I contacted Wranger via their email but never even received a response. Very disappointing given the number of jeans I have ordered and all they say about quality.

After much research and reading many positive reviews I bought two pairs of 77MWZ jeans. It's difficult to find a pair of boot cut jeans with a low rise waist and I was hoping I finally found my 'go to' jeans for wearing with my cowboy boots. I'd already been growing increasingly exasperated by brands of jeans that can't stand up to simply being worn, and hoped to at least get 6-8 months out of these. At first, I absolutely loved these jeans. They fit great all around and looked really good with anything I wore with them. I've washed both pairs maybe 6 times. I wash them in cold water, gentle cycle, and tumble dry low. I haven't done anything remotely resembling 'work' in these pants. The most strenuous activity they've seen is sitting down playing tournament poker. Basically, I've completely babied these jeans. The belt loops started to go on both pairs right around the one month mark. One by one the seams on the loops just split apart and left big holes around the waist of the pants. Then the seams on both pairs started to fray. Up the side of the leg, around the back pocket, and at the lower hem. Then yesterday, I got into my car and the pants just straight up gave out - a spot on the left side next to the back pocket just decided to split open like it had been cut with scissors with no warning, no hole, no fraying... my pants just split for no conceivable reason. I have been wearing jeans almost exclusively for nearly 40 years. These Wranglers, despite being some very good-looking pants when new, are hands down the lowest quality jeans I have EVER purchased. I barely got a month of light wear out of them before they began to completely fall apart. Now I'm left with one barely wearable pair and one ripped-up pair of rags. When I was a kid, I used to actively bike and skateboard in my jeans, and I had several pairs of Wranglers that lasted all the way through high school. WHAT HAPPENED TO WRANGLER JEANS?!?!