Big & Tall Men's Basic Active Fleece Jogger Pants by Southpole Review

I'm 16cm tall, 220lbs, average build and usually a 34 waist, sometimes 36. These plus size pants fit me. It's a slim fit but it's what I wanted. The waist is adjustable so I think if you are 32 or 38 it will still fit you. These pants are comfortable and warm to the touch, so not the best option if you plan on wearing them to the gym. For this price range, this purchase is rated 5 stars.

I loved these pants as soon as I bought them - the style, fit and comfort were just what I was looking for. Then I put them in the washer-dryer for the first time and they were unwearable: covered in white dots, hair and lint. The material seems to attract whatever the dryer needs to catch and the fabric itself curls up significantly. . I would be ashamed to wear them in front of other people now. DO NOT BUY THESE PANTS.

I love these sweatpants. I bought them for everyday wear on weekends and for shopping. The material and fabric is very beautiful and breathable, not too thick, so perfect for spring and winter wear. The fit is great too, very comfortable from waist to ankle, although it does increase slightly near the feet when sitting or running/walking fast. They aren't very long as the elastic at the bottom of the leg opening is just above my ankle; Would have preferred an inch or two more length so would…

I've been searching Amazon for literally a week for the perfect women's winter jogging pants. I ended up stumbling across this pair despite being men's jogging pants but I'm so glad I jumped at the chance to buy them! They are SO comfy, thick and warm, just what I was looking for. they don't look like derim denim either, they feel very comfortable, expensive, like sweatshirt fabric or something. I usually buy the medium ones, but I ordered the large ones because I wanted them to be loose and…

I'd like to give this an A, but I'll give it a C for the following reason: Every time I wash and dry these sweatpants, hair gets tangled in the fabric during the wash. cyclic washing process. I remove tons of hair with my hands and lint rollers every week when I'm doing laundry. I don't have this problem with other jogging pants. I don't like the other jogging pants I have. That's because of how plush they are, well insulated, well cut at the ankle and fashionably versatile. I spend a…

Fur, you get what you pay for, these things are alright. I recently broke my leg, and since I can't put proper pants over a cast, I needed several pairs of cheap, comfortable pants. They were it. Ironically, they didn't fit my cast, but I was able to cut the strip at the bottom to make them work, and then slip my foot into the cast. Problem? Well, the fabric is really bulky. I mean very bulky. LIke adds an extra 12-20 pounds because it's so bulky and stiff. When you wear them, they swell around

This review reflects what was (at the time of purchase) associated with "Heather Grey Ne" medium size. I am writing this from the point of view of a mature male of average build and height. Okay, I'm thinner and above average. But still average! - Total Outside Length: 41" - Inseam from crotch down: 28.5" - Waist to Crotch: 14" - Waist Across: 15.5" (assuming a total drop length of 31") - Width of top Hips: 10.5" - Width at center - Knees: 8" - Width at bottom ankle: 5.5" The inner fabric is…

So, until March 2020, when the pandemic hit, I rarely wore sweatpants out of the house. I seem to have had three pairs that I mostly wore to bed. It is March 2020 when the pandemic hit and everyone is quarantined at home. I ended up working from home for several months, dressing whatever was more convenient. In addition, the collective dress code seems to have been lowered by a few notches. Suddenly I see people in sweatpants going to the grocery store, eating, walking around town. I was a bit…

Like most people in the world, I've been obsessed with two things during this "isolation": getting everything to myself and wearing sweatpants 24 hours a day. Both create problems. When it comes to shipping, you are at the mercy of those who shop for you. I gave up ripe melons and checking egg cartons... and as for the sweat, I wore off my few pairs and went to Revane to look for new ones. I think even when I can finally get outside and really connect with other people, I'll still wear…