Customer Reviews Dickies Stretch Duck Carpenter Pants

Dickies pants appear to fit one size larger than other brands of pants I own. i.e. A "regular" fit in the Dickies brand is closer to a "relaxed" or extremely baggy fit in other brands. Now on the waist they fit as expected. Otherwise, they fit like parachute pants from a few decades ago. Leg diameter is deceiving. If you normally wear regular fit you might want to choose slim fit instead.

The fit on these is amazing. They look great and feel great, for about a year, then the fabric in the crotch starts to tear apart. I've bought 4 or 5 pairs of these pants for work solely because they look and feel great. I really really wish they lived up to their "toughmax" name and lasted for years like they claim.

Different fit than all my other dickies. These are slim through the legs but still with a boot cut which is really overkill. It's way bigger and wider than my work boots need so they just flop around and are way more noticable with the slim leg. Not my favorite. The material is also different. These are 30% polyester and man do they look it. Almost a shine to the fabric that looks cheap. Though with the 3% elastane (flex) they've got a nice practical stretch that makes these my most comfortable work pants. But the fit and cheap appearance really puts me off. I bought these in the same size as my other dickies but I wish I sized down. The stretch offers plenty of room when sitting or crouching.

They are okay. The fit was a little loose compared with other work pants. The fabric tore from chainlink fencing my second time wearing them. They do dry quickly and are comfortable.

I was looking for a little more of the canvas style, this item is more polyester. They still fit well and I can let you know how they hold up.

Fit well, but the first time I washed them, one of the rivets came off. We'll see how they hold up in the long run

Ordered these pants for my size 32 waist and they are more like 34. Not that big a deal, a belt fixes the problem but there is a little discomfort from how they bunch up a little. I'm still wearing them to work so they will be fine. Clothing sizes never seem to be consistent these days no matter where you get them from. I'm tall and skinny so it's often hard to find things that fit me perfectly.

I purchased two years ago 30 30 and were perfect pair of pants then I did again but came to me too long

Started a maintenance tech job. Going house to house installing ACs, kitchen sinks, wax rings, ceiling lights etc. handy projects. Worn 5 days a week washed once a week. Wear was excessive but imminent.

They were not as thick and strong as I thought they would be.

The pants are awesome but the way they are sown the left leg outside seem is always on the knee or close to it

I bought two pairs of these pants at the beginning of the summer field season (forestry). The crotch completely tore open on one pair within the first month while the other developed holes in the back pockets, knees, and shins within two months. I like the way they look and feel, but I think I will keep them as my "town" pants if I buy again.

Fit from crotch to waist is too short. Color fades too quickly! Waist band flex is good. Small pocket is deep - great! Would be nice to have 4 extra belt loops

I wore them into the ground (it only took about 6 months). They looked nice (my wife liked them on me;), and were lightweight and comfortable. But as a welder, I'm going to try to go back to 100% cotton for more durability. The synthetic is just not as durable with sparks and hot material flying around. My biggest complaint however, was that the front belt loops are rediculously far apart, allowing my belt buckle to creep up over the top of the pants. The solution was to wear suspenders, but that's a whole 'nuther complication.

I like the brand and it's what I've been wearing for a little while now. But on my last order the one pair came without a hole for the button so I can only zipper it

One pair fits right the other is too tight after i washed

They are much thinner and lighter than regular duck pants. The stretch is nice around the thigh but i fear they will wear out in the crotch much sooner.

Flex regular fit straight duck pants run a few a few sizes smaller not enough room in crotch area and front pockets too small.

Very comfortable and durable for a lightweight work pants for active professional skilled labor but They are impossible to get to come out of the wash without wrinkles I mean no way am I looking for a crease but these things always look like I spent the night sleeping in my car

Like the pants, seems strong. I've washed a few time and have noticed the inseam stitching is coming apart. Not sure if I'd buy again...

32 waist too tight. 34 too big. Should offer odd waist sizes. Other than that the quality and product was nice.

Too much stretch pants too big after an hour of wearing them.

I didn't order the flex fit pants on purpose,I thought I was getting the 12oz canvas that I've been ordering the past 4 years. These fit good and feel fine I'm not sure why they got rid of half the belt loops.

The regular fit is not how the image shows, a bit wider than expected and I did get the right size for my body. I got them for work which is okay for them to be wide but not so comfortable when I've had them on all throughout my work day. I am a HVAC Technician.

It's difficult to find dickies that fit ok. These ones fit great around the waist and thighs but the end of the pants were enormous.