Review on Men's Basic Stretch Twill 👖 Jogger - Southpole Clothing for Active Lifestyle by Chris Palmer

I have a fixed waist size 36 and I first bought a pair of L and found that they are too big. Instead I bought the S to see how they would fit. I thought the letter L matched the M size and I was right. I have a medium waist, have slightly wider hips and overall I think the size S is perfect. I like my pants so tight that I don't feel like I'm wearing extra clothing, but loose enough that I can work in them all day. I didn't really like the style of these dropped crotch pants, I'm sure I've experienced that, but that's just personal opinion and has nothing to do with the fit or quality of these pants. I just thought I would do it style wise. I have another pair of Brooklyn at Revain and they don't have a deep crotch. Their quality is pretty good and I would say they last better than 75% of the pants in my dresser. They're a little closer to the thickness of jeans than something like compression shorts. I would recommend them to people as a comfortable alternative to regular pants and jeans. My favorite part of this style of pant is the lightness of the elasticated waist and ankle cuffs, which also prevent the bottom from dragging. In September 2019 after the above review I bought another pair and bought size S and for some reason this pair fits like XS or even XXS. I found it funny how relaxed my last S was after trying the L and practically swimming in it. My first S purchase fit very comfortably, was loose but not too much. This second S purchase was ok from the start, but after about 5 washing and drying cycles it got really tight. Now I can hardly wear them. Frustrated with the smorgasbord of sizes and now I don't have $20 and work pants :/