Haggar Men's LK Life Khaki Relaxed Straight Fit Flat Front Chino Pant

I ordered three different colors of these same pants all in the same size (38x32) and each pair is made in a different country (Mexico, Cambodia, Bangladesh). Not surprisingly, each pair fits differently, with the pair from Cambodia fitting the best and staying true to size. I have no idea why companies continue to manufacture the same exact style and size of pants in different countries. This is incredibly frustrating for the consumer who finds a product that looks and fits great, only to find that the same exact product in a different color is totally different. At the very least, I wish Amazon would advertise which country each pair is made in so we could mitigate this problem. I bet it would save them a lot of money on return shipping.The pair of pants that fit actually look quite nice and seem to be made well. I like them a lot; I just wish i didn't have to gamble finding another pair in a different color that are made the same way.

I'll give these pants 4 stars, but that's probably just a little too high. I bought them for wearing to the office - I wanted something that was a little dressier than jeans but wouldn't look out of place with a pair of well-used work boots. Something that said "Yeah, I go to NASCAR races, but not EVERY weekend". I think these pants meet that objective.The material is very soft and it looks pretty good, but I'd have preferred 100% cotton. These have just enough polyester to slightly - just slightly - remind you of the microfiber pants of 15 years ago. Plus, on colder days, they do tend to grip your legs like polyester pants are prone to do.The legs are definitely straight and they do fit very well over boots. In fact, they're just a little wider than I would like. I wear a pair of western work boots that have very wide shafts and these pants easily fit over them. I would prefer slightly narrower legs, but since it's about impossible to find khakis that fit over boots these days, I'll take these just as they are.The most notable issue with these britches is the sizing. I typically wear a 34 waist for khakis and chinos, and sometimes I'll go up to a 36 if the sizing runs small or if I plan to wear long johns under the pants. I ordered a 34 waist in these, and they fit like a generous 36. I should have ordered a 32 waist. It's been 18 years since I purchased a pair of pants with a 32 waist, so I'm left to conclude one of two things: Either there is some real vanity sizing at work in these pants, OR Little Debbie Peanut Butter Creme Pies and Chocolate Ice Cream are about the become the cornerstones of the next fad diet. I would prefer the latter, but I suspect it's the former.

I, like many others here, ordered 3 pairs of the same pants in a 34X34. All three pairs fit my husband differently. Two out of three were too small in some way or another with the third pair fitting somewhat true to size albeit on the snug side. We were left returning 2/3 of the purchase and we wont be ordering 2 new 34X34's from this company since apparently it's a total crap shoot as to whether or not your 34X34's will actually be 34X34's. I will say that the feel of the product is nice. My Husband says they are comfortable, they hang nicely when being worn, and they can sit in a heap for quite some time after drying and not being folded without getting wrinkled. However...if it takes multiple rounds of trial and error to get a pair that fit, the whole venture seems somewhat pointless when we can order from a company that we know has consistent sizing and all the other above mentioned traits. Unfortunately we wont be buying these again. If there is one thing you need when ordering online (and not being able to try a product on) it's consistent sizing from the manufacturer. :/

These Haggar khakis were shipped very fast.We bought some of these pants for my son when he was 17 or 18. They quickly became his favorite pairs of pants. He wore them everywhere and all the time. The fabric is so soft and the pants fit him perfectly. He is tall and has trouble finding comfortable pants. Off in college these became his daily dress code. We looked in all of the local stores and could not find anymore. We were both devastated as it is hard to find clothes that he likes. When he asked me a couple of weeks ago if I could patch or repair the pants after two years of continual use I realized I had to find some more. That is what I love about Amazon. I used the labels in the pants to search and instantly found them. He comes home from college in a month for a visit and I have two pairs waiting for him. These were the exact same pants and still just as soft and nice as his previous pairs. I will end up ordering several more as they are available in his size!

I recently purchased these pant online. Typically, I go to a certain group of local stores that carry the LK line, but the selection was limited. I decided to purchase online and found out the size (which may fit perfectly in a different color/shade of brown) in this case....are sized differently per color selection???I've owned 3 pairs of LK Relaxed Strait Fit Flat Front Chino Pants. The light colored Khaki and the Camel colored were sightly different in fit, but not enough to be an issue. I just received my Light brown colored pants of the exact same aforementioned style. I found that these 34 x 32 pants are much bigger than the lighter colored one's I've worn over the last 2 years. I'm not sure if I can shrink them enough to not feel like MC Hammer in the video "You Can't Touch This."....and that's a problem.I will have to see if I can return them, but fear I won't be able to now that I've washed & dried them to see if they shrink to the ideal or similar size to the other 3 pairs I previously purchased? They are not only too baggy, but the length of the inseam is longer so I have to roll up the bottoms or have them tailored/altered. Way too much work for a pair of Chino's in my opinion. I'm very disappointed with the size fluctuation of the pants depending on which color you choose. It's turned into a hassle when I truly thought I had finally found the best Chino I've ever worn (which was the case with the Khaki & Camel colored pairs previously purchased from a retailer).