Customer Reviews Wrangler Riggs Workwear Carpenter Pant

I purchased 4 pairs of these pants for my husband. I am disappointed in the overall quality ,sizing is inconsistent, the durability, they ripped in the pocket they ripped in the crotch.. disappointing will not purchase again

Recently started buying this brand for my husband for work in less than two months he has had two pair tear at the same location, next to pocket with patch. Fabric has torn from seam.

The pants r great , but the inconsistency in size is a major issue.

I have a couple of pair and like them, ordered new ones and the size is off after I washed them..it like they are marked 46. It they are way smaller than what I had purchased before at a retail store

I'm a union floorlayer so my pants go through some abuse from bending, kneeling, and stretching. The pants are comfortable but won't hold up to actual work. I bought 2 pairs for close to $100 and within 1 month, both pairs ripped by the back pocket. Wrangler stood behind their products and sent me 2 new pair and wouldn't you know it...both replacement pairs have ripped in the exact same place. I cannot send the replacement pairs back so now I have 4 pairs of worthless material. Avoid if you actually work!

These are carpenter pants. I am a Carpenter. I have bought your jeans for years and they've always fit well now they do not I wear a 32 waist and I swear these things are 30 inch waist. you moved the hammer loop to the right side now and the pocket to the left. What was the reasoning?

These pants look and feel great, before you put them on. ordered a 36x30 the same as I do in all my Wrangler jeans, but these were 2 sizes smaller at least in the waist, so much so I couldnt even button them, Thighs were suffocating, and yet from the knee down they looked like they were 5 sizes too big. Im not sure whose calves are bigger than their thighs, but if thats you, these should fit great, just order a size or 2 bigger than your jeans.

I ordered my normal waist size 32. Way to tight!! So, I ordered a 33 waist, still to tight! The style that I currently have I discovered I can no longer purchase and they've held up. The new style just seems to be cheaper quality. I've posted a photo of what I currently have

I am 6'2" and 280 lbs. Size stated was 44x32, but waist was about 2 inches too short. Also, the rise at the waist in the back was below my waist instead of high at the waist as described in the description. I have a pair of wrangler authentics cargo shorts that are 44x32 and fit me comfortably at the waist with room to spare. I also purchased a pair of Wrangler Authentics Relaxed Cargo Pants in the same size at the same time. They were also tight in waist, but only by a inch. Weird the difference in fit between pants of the same size.

I love them, but you can never quaranty they will be available next time! They either short the order or cancel it completely!!! Need to find a new supplier that is not always out of stock or completely cancels the color!!!

See above didn't fit and returned and still no refund

I bought 5 pairs of pants all the same size. The 3 pairs of 3 different styles all fit perfect. However the 2 pairs of riggs carpenter pants were way to small. I could not even get close to buttoning them. They were size 38 but realisticpy they were probably a size 32 or 34

These pants fit horribly. They are so tight around the waist, I could not even button the waist. My normal size is 32x32, or 32x30, depending on the style. Returning them was not an option, because Wrangler charges the consumer to ship the pants back. So I'm stuck with two pair of pants that don't fit. These will be going to the nearest donation center.

Very sad the last 3 pairs of carpenter jeans the belt loop over left rear pocket ripped out after 2 or 3 time wearing them.

I love the pants style, color and quality. However, I tried 32 and 33 waist and both fit too tight and were uncomfortable in the front and rear areas of the pants. I have worn size 32 waist in all major brands and am puzzled why even after pushing up to a 33 waist I could not be fit comfortably. I didn't want to push up to a 34 waist for fear of the waist fitting but the rest of the pants looking like a clown suit.

Had 4 pairs of rigs tear out in the last year, none have made it 6 months before tearing right next to the bottom of the fly. Everyone has torn in the same spot.

NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM WRANGLER.COM! Find what you need elsewhere without the clusterfcuk and coastlines of the Wrangler return/exchange process! Einstein could not figure out how to return/exchange an item, the cost, and process. (Ecclesiastes 9:16)

They are too small I want to exchange for larger size

The waistline was good but the legs you could fit two legs in one I had to have them altered. Would not recommend.

see my review on a simpliar one I bought in the same transaction

I used my existing pairs to choose the size and when I tried one of them, I simply was not able to "close" the pants. The second one, same size left intact.

I dont know whats going on but wranglers quality has plummeted. I would expect these jeans to withstand all the work that I do. The first pair I wore split in the crotch and I only wore them 3 times. Then this second pair seem to do better but I've only have them for 4 months or so and same issue starting to rip in the crotch. I've already sent one in for warranty and now im thinking im gonna have to do the second one. I remember ordering jeans from wrangler long time ago and they were the best jeans I ever ordered and durable. It took 3 years before my other jeans completely started to rip and I wore those everyday doing the same work I do now. It's so disappointing having a great brand not just get rid of 38 long jeans but also drop the quality in material. Unless their quality goes back up im probably not going to buy anything more from wrangler.

All three pair had a factory defect

I bought three pairs of the rigg brand and they ripped on me the first day I wore them. Definitely go a size up then you normally wear.

Not good. They were supposed to be high rise but they were actually sit on the waist.