Mountain Khakis Alpine Pants - Cotton (For Women)

appears to be high quality product

I'm 5'8", 160# and generally wear a size 10-12. I bought the size 12 regular length and the fit was good. I use the waistband adjustable tabs to accommodate my narrow waist and wider hips. I've ordered a second pair of these pants. Very high quality construction. A great price for pants that will last for years. Just wish they came in other colors, although the buckskin offered is very nice.

These pants fit great and stand up to the woods

These pants run a little small so I was glad to have read reviews to know to order one size larger. The adjustable waist is a great opption for a curvy body.I love that they fit my hips and body type and also allow leg room. The side pocket is hard to get into but I guess my phone won't fall out. I would like more pocket opptions for tools ect.They run a little long, I am usually right between regular and long but I can wear regular just fine even over boots.I ordered 2 to try then ordered 3 more. I love these pants!

I use them for work, sturdy and nice looking..

The fabric is like the famous hunters brand.. I use the pants for walking my GSD in the field and the woods. I NEVER worry about getting bitten by ticks or mosquitos. I have taken a few hard spills on tree roots and the fabric is never roughened. It takes washing well - at first it wrinkles because the fabric is heavy duty but it is the nature of the tight weave. I always choose these pants over jeans while doing yardwork. They are more durable and Much more comfortable than jeans. I am 5ft.7 inches tall and needed to fold the hem once then stitch. The boots I wear are 3/4 to 1 inch high. Hemming was easy and they fit perfectly now.

True to size. I am 5'8", have size 12-14 hips and size 6 waist by STP's sizing chart, and I got these in size 10R and 12R; in size 10, they were so tight and stiff that I couldn't bend my knees fully. In size 12 they are comfortable but need a belt, even with the waist tabs tightened, but that's just me. Length is fine. They look good, too; the rise is just below bellybutton, which is low enough to be sufficiently youthful (for me) but high enough to be practical. I wear these for yard and garden work. They were the only pants I wore during a week-long camping and hiking trip in Big Sur, CA, in March, and they were just about perfect for both warm days of hiking and cool nights around the campfire. They didn't lose their shape badly. The first few times I washed them, they came out extremely wrinkled, but they softened with time. My only major complaint: These are pants for tough, hardworking women, but they still fall prey to the myth that women don't need utilitarian pockets to match. There is only about two inches of usable front pocket depth. The leg pocket's "cap" and narrowness make it difficult to reach in and get any small things you've put there, though it is perfect for a cell phone. I got another pair.

These pants are rugged and comfortable with a great fit- a rare combination! I do trail work on the weekends, and these are much more comfortable than Carharts! The lower waist is a plus, and they stand up well to anything I do to them. I just ordered another pair!

Tough but soft and comfy. The rise is maybe a bit too long. These seem to run big; I normally wear a 10 (sometimes even a 12) so I ordered a 10, but now wish they were 8's. Great for motorcycling.

I love these pants. In fact I loved them so much, I had to buy another pair. They do run a bit long, but then I'm short (5'3"). My first pair I hemmed and will probably do the same this time around. While they have the color of a Carhart denim, they are oh, so different. The material is very thick and durable, yet soft as well. They have a reinforced knee area (double layer of material), and they have an button tab on either side of the waist by which you can tighten up the waist if you need to add a bit more hour-glass shape to your silhouette. You won't be dissapointed.