I work at a local utility and needed some new pants. My grandpa and dad ran a construction company growing up and they always wore Carhatt, so that's where I went. At first? The waistband is comfortable, the fabric feels nice, and they had a nice stretch. They looked great too. I loved these Essential Ashland pants at first. Ordered more, even. But, boy, what a waste of money. "Built with our strongest canvas" must be a joke, because after just four months the thighs have worn away to nothing and I have had to reinforce them with denim so I am not just throwing hundreds of dollars away. For context: my work isn't super sedinatary but it isn't incredibly physical either. I average anywhere between five to ten thousand steps a shift (according to my watch), and I only work 15 days out of the month. Needless to say, I am completely disappointed and will not be buying again.

They run big, but not complaining though, total keeper. I would order another one different color and 1 size smaller. I recommend.

Finallyyyy a somewhat lightweight work pant for women, but very very sad that they are not actually mid rise ?? they go past my belly button. I don't like the feeling of baggy pants and I was really hoping these would fit more snug like my other brand of jeans as we're not allowed to wear utility leggings either.. tried 3 other brands and I'm gonna try to shrink these in the wash and make them work ?? Impossible to find a light weight,mid rise, tight fitting combo!!! I'm 5'2" for reference

I'm so happy Carhartt includes talls in their clothing. Thank you. The pants are just what I need to work in the yard or go on hikes. I've had this pair for a month and I love them, especially the pockets.. My only issue is the size I ordered is a little big, but if I had been able to try them on on a storr I could've made a better decision regarding the fit.

Quite possibly the worst pair of work pants Carhartt has made for women. Please bring back the Crawford fit.double front. These pants are so tight around the legs - thighs and calves. It's essentially like wearing skinny jeans. The waist size is mint, but it does not align with the leg opening - I have to bunch up the pants around my knees in-order to properly bend down. I have been wearing Carhartt work pants for 10 years now, I am beyond disappointed in their selection. Unfortunately Carhartt will be losing a loyal customer due to their lack in functional women's workwear.